Here's the background:
On my return trip from Orlando recently, the 92 Silver Star was 3 hours late arriving at ORL. That's because it was a ripple effect from the 91 SS being delayed in Miami the day before. Then, once I boarded and headed toward Richmond (my transfer point), the train was about 50 minutes late getting to RVR. Which meant that I arrived in Richmond nearly 4 hours late.
Now, I had to transfer to the 95 Northeast Regional to go to NPN. That train is normally scheduled to depart RVR at 4:48 PM. If by chance I had arrived at RVR too late to catch this train, would I have been able to take the 125 Northeast Regional to NFK? The 125 departs RVR at 6:25 PM (I think). How does Amtrak handle situations like this? My concern is that because my ticket said "NPN" as opposed to "NFK", would I have been allowed to ride the 125 NER if I had arrived too late to catch the 95 NER?
Thanks!
On my return trip from Orlando recently, the 92 Silver Star was 3 hours late arriving at ORL. That's because it was a ripple effect from the 91 SS being delayed in Miami the day before. Then, once I boarded and headed toward Richmond (my transfer point), the train was about 50 minutes late getting to RVR. Which meant that I arrived in Richmond nearly 4 hours late.
Now, I had to transfer to the 95 Northeast Regional to go to NPN. That train is normally scheduled to depart RVR at 4:48 PM. If by chance I had arrived at RVR too late to catch this train, would I have been able to take the 125 Northeast Regional to NFK? The 125 departs RVR at 6:25 PM (I think). How does Amtrak handle situations like this? My concern is that because my ticket said "NPN" as opposed to "NFK", would I have been allowed to ride the 125 NER if I had arrived too late to catch the 95 NER?
Thanks!