I was scared too, and I’ve only flown once, but that one time was rather exhilarating. When the engines kick in you’re thrown back into your seat and then up you go. It wasn’t a bad experience at all, a little turbulence but even that wasn’t as bad as I’ve heard some people make it out to be.
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By plane.
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Yeah, trains are fun. Used to visit my dad 200 miles away in Sacramento. I would bring some snacks and a magazine and my Walkman (it was in the 90’s) and just relax and watch the scenery out the window. Always bought a personal pizza in the dining car. I loved those trips.
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I like airplane rides.
By teleportation.
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Flying wasn’t bad.
I have also flown many times but yet now I am scared to
My biggest fear is planes crash
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I love trains. They’re so relaxing. I hate buses.
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I traveled in trains in Japan. It was nice. Bullet trains and a smoking car. We don’t have that in the US.
If it’s too far for a road trip in my vehicle it’s flying for me.
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my favo way of traveling used to be by train… but i don’t go out anymore so i don’t travel by train anymore =p
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The only bus I’ve ever taken were city busses in the US, (horrible), and European tour guide bus (good).
The only train I’ve ever taken was one in Mexico as a young teenager in the mid 1970’s where I was molested on the train. Not a good experience.
The only subways I’ve ever taken were in Mexico City where I had my purse vandalized, and in NYC which was a good experience.
I’ve flown a million times. Takeoff is exciting to me. Landing is always scary. I’ve known enough pilots, having been in the Air Force, to know when to be nervous.
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I used to love flying in a plane, but now that Im psychotic Id freak out given that theres no way to leave, youre trapped for the duration of the flight
Id have to say now I would love to take a train, no need to drive, just relax and enjoy the view
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Horse and buggy
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