Tours - Sleeper - Floor Plan

You've arrived at this page because one of your clients has likely asked "where is my room in the sleeping car?" Below you will find a floor plan for both the Superliner and Viewliner Sleeping cars.  These are the two types of sleeping cars available on our long distance trains.

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Superliner

Superliner equipment is most often found traveling on our western trains.  Passengers traveling on the Capitol Limited and Auto Train in the eastern part of the country also have an opportunity to travel in a Superliner compartment. 

Train	Numbers	City Pairs
Auto Train *	52/53	Lorton, VA  - Sanford, FL
California Zephyr	5/6	Chicago - Denver - Emeryville, CA
Capitol Limited	29/30	Washington, DC - Pittsburgh - Chicago
City of New Orleans	58/59	Chicago - Memphis - New Orleans
Coast Starlight	11/14	Seattle - Portland - Los Angeles
Empire Builder	7/8, 27/28	Chicago - St. Paul - Portland/Seattle
Southwest Chief	3/4	Chicago - Albuquerque - Los Angeles
Sunset Limited	1/2	New Orleans - San Antonio - Los Angeles
Texas Eagle	21/22,321/322	Chicago - Dallas - Los Angeles

The Superliner equipment consists of 2 levels.  Rooms are available on both the upper and lower of the train.   

Accessible Room - Lower Level

• One (1) room per Superliner Sleeping Car

• Always Identified by room letter "H"

• Not available for online sales. 
  Amtrak Agent assistance is required to secure this room. 

Family Bedroom - Lower Level

• One (1) room per Superliner Sleeping Car

• Always Identified by room number "15"

Roomette - Lower Level

• Four (4) rooms per Superliner Sleeping Car

• Identified by room numbers 11, 12, 13, 14

Bedroom - upper level

• Five (5) rooms per Superliner Sleeping Car

• Identified by room numbers A, B, C, D, E

• Superliner Bedrooms Suite
  
  Suite 1 - (B and C)
  Suite 2 - (D and E)
  
  The Superliner Bedroom Suite is made up of two Superliner Bedrooms opened up and combined together. The Suite is designed for four passengers (but can accommodate up to six).  Bookings online can not exceed the 4-passenger limit) Amtrak agent assistance is required to exceed the maximum occupancy for individual rooms or suites.  The suite offers two private, self-enclosed toilets and showers in the cabin.

• AUTO TRAIN: The auto Train operates with a set of equipment that offers all Bedrooms on the upper level.  When booking the Auto Train you may find rooms (J, K, L, M, N)

roomette - Upper Level

• Ten (10) rooms per Viewliner Sleeping Car

• Always Identified by room numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ,7, 8, 9,10

• PEAK TRAVEL SEASON: During the busiest of seasons you may find a Superliner set of equipment that offers all Roomettes on the upper level. These rooms will be numbered :18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23. 24. This sleeping car does not offer Bedrooms on the upper level.   

Viewliner

Viewliner equipment operates exclusively in the eastern part of the USA. This is single level equipment.    

Accessible Bedroom

• One (1) room per Viewliner Sleeping Car

• Always Identified by room letter "H"

• Not available for online sales. 
  Amtrak Agent assistance is required to secure this room. 

Bedroom

• Two (2) rooms per Viewliner Sleeping Car

• Always Identified by room letter "A" or "B"

• Viewliner Bedrooms Suite (A and B)
  
  The Viewliner Bedroom Suite is made up of two Viewliner Bedrooms opened up and combined together.
  
  The Suite is designed for four passengers (but can accommodate six in a pinch). Bookings online can not exceed the 4-passenger limit) Amtrak agent assistance is required to exceed the maximum occupancy for individual rooms or suites. 
  
  The Bedroom Suite offers two private, self-enclosed toilets and showers in the cabin. The Suite has comfortable reclining seats on either side of a sweeping picture window. At night, the seats convert to a bed, and an upper berth with its own picture window folds out from the upper wall.

Roomette

• Twelve (12) rooms per Viewliner Sleeping Car

• Identified by room numbers: 1, 2, 3, 4,  5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12