She brought us each a small pillow. Our car carried to capacity as did all 12. Coach seats are roomy and, of course, reclining. Lower leg rests and foot rests contributed to comfort. A full-size tray dropped out of the back of the next seat.
Windows are big.
From here we roamed to the observation car, the lounge-snack car and the dining car, culminating in a grand march from rear car to baggage car, immediately behind the engines. Our grandkids, Jennifer and Matthew Creager, felt too wobbly and tired that evening to enjoy their first meal in a dining car. For the return trip we had reserved a private room. This gave us one giant seat, a single seat, an upper bunk and a bathroom with shower. Breakfast, dinner and supper meals were unfailingly delicious, plentiful, varied and included in our fare.