The Great Canadian Train Ride: Experience Toronto, Winnipeg, Saskatoon, Edmonton, Banff, Lake Louise, The Canadian Rockies, Vancouver, Victoria and more!

This video looks like it was made in the 1970s. Quaint, and a lot of the history hasn’t changed, but definitely not up-to-date

This DVD, while very interesting, should know that the video is about 10 or 15 years old. Not to take anything away from it, it's still a very good DVD, and I really enjoyed it

The filming and narration were very good on this video. We visited the western side of Canada but won't be able to travel to the middle or eastern side, so this gave us a good idea of the beautiful sights that Canada has to offer.

I was interested to see the train, and views from the train. There should be a lot of beautiful terrain on this trip. This shows some of that, but focuses more on the stops the train makes. Interesting info on a number of Canadian cities and attractions... but not as much train as I had hoped for.

Very nice to see. My aunt took this trip and we will mail the DVD to her next. Fun ideas for trip wishes.

I was anxious to purchase this dvd as I had planned this same train ride but had to abandon it due to an emergency. So I was really excited to purchase the dvd and it did not disappoint. It covered the cities well & I felt as though I was actually on the train. The photography was superb.

Dear friends, one of my travel dreams is to take the train ride covered in this DVD. Until I get to actually do it, this DVD will keep me happy and informed of what I will someday see in reality.John Barnes,Bangkok, Thailand

Has enticed me to want to visit!

Bought this to have a peek of what to expect when I travel on this train later in the year. The chapters deal with many towns/cities along the route and show people walking in towns canoeing and fishing but doesn't show anything about the actual train! which would seem to be the point of the DVD. The first chapter is 'History' & you get to see some of the carriages for a micro second but there is no walkthrough the train, looking out of the observation coach or lineside/cab views of some of the exceptional scenery along the route. The DVD is very dated and looks to be a poor quality video conversion. Expect boring dialogue & cheesy music.

Very informative on the history of the Canadian railway system. Fabulous scenery and information on major cities across Canada from Toronto to Vancouver. There is no production date on the DVD or cover, so I'm assessing that the mot up-to-date scenes are still back in the 1980's according to styles and hairdos.

Gifted.

My father is a train buff and he loves this item has already watched more than once.

This one needs to be updated as well. Some things at West Edmonton Mall don't exist anymore.