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ATmosphereConf Activities: Train Jam

Ryan & Anuj from A New Social are taking the train to Vancouver

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Jan 23, 20262 min read4 reads
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yan @snarfed.org and Anuj @quillmatiq.com from A New Social are leading a Train Jam up the west coast to the conference! We'll talk and hack ATProto stuff, check out the amazing scenery, and otherwise enjoy traveling on a weapon conveyance from a more civilized age. Join us!

We're taking the Amtrak Coast Starlight to Seattle, arriving King Street Station Thurs 3/26 7:51p. Ryan and Chris @chrismessina.me will board in Emeryville Wed evening. Feel free to join us anywhere along the line.

Coast Starlight

The Amtrak Coast Starlight train transports you in comfort from Seattle to Los Angeles. See unsurpassed scenery like snow-capped Cascades, city life and more.

Then, Anuj will join us in Seattle, and we'll take the Amtrak Cascades to Vancouver. It departs Fri 3/27 8:30a from King Street Station, and arrives in Vancouver at 12:30p.

Amtrak Cascades

The Amtrak Cascades train runs from Vancouver through Washington and Oregon to help you witness the Northwest’s beautiful cities and natural attractions.

We're only taking the train one way, to Vancouver, but you're obviously welcome to do a round trip if you want. You can buy tickets on amtrak.com. Jump into the Roomy space and tell us if you're coming!

We also happened to see that @teonbrooks.com is taking the train from Chicago! Very cool to see.

Let us know about your creative travel and accommodation in the Roomy forum.


A New Social hosted the ATmosphereConf 2025 social evenings last year, and we're happy to have them as a media sponsor this year, supporting the event by hosting activities like Train Jam, and spreading the word to their network to come join us in Vancouver! Follow the org at @anew.social

Buy your tickets to join us at ATmosphereConf, the global community conference for the open social ATProtocol.

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