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Originally Posted by OGR Webmaster:
Originally Posted by CarGuyZM10:

I'm very excited for the trip! Any idea when tickets/information are being mailed out?

I'm not directly involved with ticket sales, but I'm pretty sure we don't mail anything. Everything is done on line now. Boarding info is provided via email and I think you print your own tickets at the point of purchase.

Correct, order online and print them right then and there.

Originally Posted by superwarp1:
Originally Posted by OGR Webmaster:

Thanks for the confirmation on the ticket sale process, Gary. I was pretty sure that was how it works.

Hey, the least I could do, just in case you weren't up on the latest

I'm glad you did, because when it comes to to ticket sales, I'm NOT up on the latest!

 

We have the various excursion planning responsibilities among the 765 crew well divided. My area of responsibility with the 765 crew is to work out the details of the railroad operations. Ticket sales, promotions, procurement of passenger cars and all the other tasks associated with running one of these excursions are divided among a few other people. Since I've never actually ordered any of our tickets, I wasn't sure of the process!

Can a local fan give us an idea when the last steam operated on this line?  NKP 759 ran to Jim Thorpe on the CNJ in 1968.  Apparently this is a combined route: CNJ south of a certain point and LV north of that.  If you are thinking about buying tickets, how long might it be before you have a chance to ride this line again?  Decades?

425 sometimes runs on the line north of Jim Thorpe but not very often. This year it runs a trip from Duryea to JT in late September. But, on the NS portion south of Packerton, and south of Jim Thorpe station for that matter, there hasn't been steam since October, 1988 I believe when 2102 ran a trip from Temple to JT. 765 also ran through Bethlehem and Allentown that year on the Bound Brook, NJ to Reading, PA trips which stopped at BM&R's Temple station which is now currently unused but still owned by the RBMN.

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