So there <b>is</b> a counterpart to the Royal Train.<br><br>If only they could go at 125 mph...,(reply>), In order to move this car on the RR today it must have up to date wheels, brakes, and electrical, which means it's probably certified to travel at 100 MPH already. (Amtrak specs) The old NYC#3 that was originally owned by Vanderbilt (the RR tycoon) is a late 20s vintage Pullman set up in similar fashion and is still out on the tracks traveling across the country. It's available for hire if your pockets are deep enough. The owner (a not for profit) has weekly rates plus whatever Amtrak charges to move the car. Probably best to use it as a group venture so you can share the associated costs. It's got 4 bedrooms and a full kitchen.,(reply>), Mochamad Fachri they'd have to be on the Acela Express for that, I doubt this railcar could handle those speeds though.