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2025 Football Trains are on Track

by Alex Carter - Sports Editor

Norfolk southern’s FootballTrains Roll Toward 2025 Launch

ROANOKE, VA – September 18, 2024 – Norfolk Southern is‌ finalizing ​preparations for ‍the inaugural run of its uniquely branded football trains in the fall ‍of ⁤2025, offering fans a novel travel experience to select college football games. The initiative, announced earlier this year, aims to provide a ​convenient and festive atmosphere for supporters traveling to ‌games⁣ across the railway’s network.

These specially⁣ designed trains⁣ will transport fans directly to game-day destinations, bypassing highway congestion‍ and​ offering an onboard experience​ complete with entertainment and‌ themed activities. The ​project represents a ⁢significant investment ⁣in customer experience and a⁣ creative approach to leveraging Norfolk ⁤Southern’s existing ⁣infrastructure. The‌ trains ⁤are expected​ to impact ‍travel⁤ patterns for fans of participating universities and generate additional ⁢revenue for the company. Future ​plans include expanding the program to additional schools and‌ games based on initial success.

Norfolk ​Southern unveiled the ⁤concept in partnership with several universities,⁢ including Auburn, Clemson, and Virginia Tech. The trains ​will depart from various cities⁢ along Norfolk Southern’s lines, offering a direct route to ⁢the host city⁤ for ⁢each game.The⁤ company anticipates the trains will be especially popular for ⁤games with large out-of-state fan bases.⁤

“We’re excited to​ bring this ⁢unique⁤ experience to college ‍football fans,” said Norfolk Southern President and CEO Alan Shaw in a previous statement. “These ‌trains will not ‌only ⁣provide a ⁢convenient and enjoyable way to travel to games, but also showcase the value and ⁢versatility ‍of rail transportation.”

Fans interested in learning more about the ‍football⁣ train schedule and booking facts can find updates‌ on Norfolk ‌Southern’s website and social media channels, including Facebook and⁢

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