I have used Infinity Limousine for years! It is the only company I will ever use for airport…read moretransportation. I have had multiple drivers, all of whom are friendly, professional and on time. They are experts in communication, reliability and service. The owner, Andy, is a star! He has come through for me on multiple occasions with last minute requests and a heartfelt concern for emergencies that have brought me back to Reading on numerous occasions. I highly recommend this company for any of your transportation needs. Thank you!

Our driver Jim was very professional. We had nice conversation on the way down. Would have loved…read morefor him to be our driver upon our return tomorrow but he only enjoys night driving. We understand that. Looking forward to our phone call from tomorrow's driver soon.

We have been using this company for our Disney vacations and we can't begin to tell you organized…read moreand thorough and helpful they are. Mallory Jakoby - you can't ask for a better agent. You'd be crazy not to reach out to her: Magical Wonders Vacations 610-585-1231 mallory@mwvacations.com She may be out of PA but the woman knows her Disney stuff and she can do "customer service" in spades. Awesome experience and we can't say enough good stuff about her. Call her - you won't be sorry.

Everything was so nice and clean! Employees were wiping down doors earnestly…read more Thank you so much. Lots of loos. Yay. It wasn't too crowded today. I'm glad it worked out so smoothly. We also got a couple of coffees to go.. Very thankful to all the employees who do their job so well!!

Restrooms are ok but a bit messy. No paper towels but they have the air dryer. Place is nice for a…read morequick stopover during a long drive.

The first reviewer conceded " I understand that it is ultimately my responsibility", so please…read moreconsider that review as sour grapes. It was incumbent upon the customer to follow-through if the transaction was obviously not complete (i.e. how was this being paid-for?). At some point you actually do have to take responsibility, not just say it. I've worked with Berkleigh and Sandy Green for many years now for both work and pleasure and have always had a pleasant experience. Sandy is a total professional and will take care of you.

I'm on the plane. But the only seats left were in first class so it cost me about double what it…read morecost the other people that booked the same flight with this agency months ago. I understand that it is ultimately my responsibility, but when I contacted Sandra Green about it today she said " when you didn't give me your credit card info I assumed that you bought your own" I really don't think someone in her line of work should "assume" anything. There was no follow up email when I failed to provide her with my payment info. Also when she originally booked the flights the return flight was for the 16th which would have brought me back 4 days after graduation, something she was made aware of. Luckily one of the students going on the same trip noticed and had her change it. Overall I'm pretty upset and I really hope that people who travel with this agency in the future won't have to spend hundreds because of a few miscommunications.

This review is for the Fall Foliage round-trip tour taken 11/3/19 from the Greater Reading station,…read morestopping at Port Clinton, then arriving at Jim Thorpe. The trip is open seating (no assigned seats), and not knowing any different, we arrived at 7:15 for a 8am boarding and 9am departure, which was more than early enough, as people were boarding right up until the 9am departure and everyone got seats, with maybe a few to spare on each car. We had a group of 8 and had no issues sitting together. We sat in the middle of one of the middle passenger cars, but if we had to do it over again, we'd sit closer to one end or the other for quicker departure at Jim Thorpe and again once arriving back at Reading at the end of the trip. Seating is bench seats on the standard coach, and the seat backs can be moved so instead of seating with your back towards other members of your group, you can seat facing them. This feature is nice, but makes for tight legroom, especially when trying to seat 2 people on each bench, see pic. There is a bathroom on each coach, plus windows can be opened for fresh air, better pictures, or to let things cool off (the coach gets pretty toasty warm as you get going, so wear layers). The seating can be pretty cramped, especially on the trip home. It was tough to get comfortable, even the kids had to stretch out to find some additional legroom. No food/drink available on the train, but you can bring your own soft coolers for drinks and snacks. Everyone was pretty hungry for lunch by the time we arrived in Jim Thorpe around noon. You'll ride the same coach and have the same seats on the way back, so you can leave items (coolers, extra clothes, etc) on the train while you visit Jim Thorpe. Trip was very scenic, especially with the Fall leaves changing colors. The ~3hr trip to Jim Thorpe winds you through rivers, streams, farms, small communities, over bridges and through tunnels. Expect to see plenty of wildlife, including deer and turkey. we saw at least 12 deer on the way up and double that plus a heard of turkeys on the way back. Throughout the trip, the conductor and coach attendant told stories and pointed out anything interesting along the way. we were also showed some old pictures of how things looked in Jim Thorpe 100+ years ago. Upon arriving at JT, everyone had lunch on their minds and with several hundred people all going for lunch in a little town, eateries can get overwhelmed pretty quick. Molly MacGuires is right by the train station, so most people try to go there. Good luck if you're in the middle of the coach like we were and some of the last to board, the place was packed with a line by the time we got there. There are other places to eat within a short 5-10min walk, with just about something for everyone. Train departs at 3:30, so you dont have much time to do anything else after lunch but some quick window-shopping. If we were to do it again, we might pack lunches or get something quicker for lunch, like pizza or sandwiches. Aside from the restaurants, there are historic buildings, great view from on top of the town, and lots of small shops selling various items from oils, handmade goods, ice cream, witchcraft, leather goods, and antiques. Despite only having approx 1.5 hrs to look around after lunch, the only things we didnt get to do were the tours of the couple historical houses. After a quick stop at Wood Ice Cream right by the train station, we boarded and headed back. Everyone tried to take some naps on the way back, with some success, arriving back at Reading Station round 6pm. So plan for a long, full day. This would be a good trip to do once a year, or with people coming from out of town. Average age of passengers was around 60+, with a few families with younger kids. Parking at Great Reading Station is 100+ cars, so enough for all passengers plus a few extra.

I love to take my grand kids to holiday events so last year when I heard about a Polar Express…read moretrain in NJ I didn't hesitate to book it and travel there for the weekend. But that's a lot of travel for a train ride in a town that basically offers nothing else. Fortunately after a bit of research I found a very similar train ride a stone's throw away from home in Reading, PA - and what a memorable trip it was! Very similar to the (more expensive) ride in NJ it consists of a 1.5 hour scenic trip in a century old train. The Victorian train is decorated nicely for Xmas is all original. It has high, rounded ceilings, ornate wrought iron seat bases, and a small but comfortable upholstered seat that flips in either direction. During the ride, take in the scenery which is a relaxing trip that follows the river through wooden areas. You may see deer, owl, hawks....the river winds around and is in view the majority of the ride. At one point we went over a bridge, the next minute under. We saw a dam and a large graffiti rock that holds some significance. Our trip stopped at the Port Clinton station, although you don't get off, with just enough time to change direction of the train (and your seat) for the ride back. Santa and Mrs Claus meets with each child during the ride and ample time is given to everyone for pics, etc. What a delightful bunch they were and stayed in character throughout the trip. There was also a character reindeer that pranced thru each car and each child was given an old fashion clear lollipop of their choice. All the while the most pleasant holiday music played without being intrusive. Tickets were $14 with children 3 and over $9, under 3 is free and they never expire. If you don't make it this year, save them for next. The station in Reading had ample free parking, cute vignettes for photos, and the cleanest public rest rooms I've ever been to. Everyone from the train attendants to the actors went out of their way to ensure that everyone had a good time. Aside from the holiday train they offer day trips to Jim Thorpe and fall foliage tours. I'll definitely be checking those out too. So while we really enjoyed our train ride in NJ, the Reading station will now be our holiday tradition.

Very nice place. We we're there 2 nights. Very quite. Very well maintained. I see some reviews…read morewhere the complaints were there is nothing for kids to do. I saw kids doing exactly what they do. They were staring at their phones. Sometimes grown ups don't want a bunch of kids around. This is the place for that. I definitely recommend this place to go for some peace and quite.

Very nice campground with a peaceful surrounding. Most sights are pull through and their are 2…read morecabins available for rent, showers, bathrooms, laundry, game room and playground. They also make pizzas and deliver it to your site! Also like that they do movie rentals. I would say this is more for the older crowd as their isnt a whole lot to do for the younger ones. Would like to add that this campground has the best wifi by far and over 50 tv channels which is really nice on rainy days

Convenient Travel Plaza stop on the PA Turnpike when headed West…read more I saw the Roy Rogers logo on the Rest Stop Sign and thought I would stop to get a roast beef sandwich, which Roy Rogers claims is its specialty. Turns out no roast beef sandwich, but plenty of chicken and burgers. I actually ordered a yummy fish sandwich. While eating my Roy Rogers order, I learned about the Open Road Tolling. As I drove through Exit 326, King of Prussia, I noticed the toll booths were gone.

Garbage rest stop on the PA turnpike, the most expensive highway in the country. Roy Rogers is the…read moreflagship restaurant and seemingly NEVER open. 10pm nope, midnight? Naaaaa Totally pointless rest stop and the bathrooms suck too.....

I never write reviews but felt compelled to after reading such a negative one about this motel. If…read moreyou're looking for a 4 star stay then yes this isn't for you but if you want a very nice clean room at an affordable price it's great. I checked other hotels in the area and Skandia was either cheaper or around the same price but as far as bang for your buck goes they were the best. The outside was well maintained. The owners were very accommodating and extremely pleasant. I was surprised by the size of my room when I walked in. It was much bigger then I thought it would be. The TV was an older tube style but the bed was very comfortable and I slept very well. I tend to run hot so I can't speak to the air conditioning but I was glad it kept my room nice and cool. My room didn't have a dehumidifier but I'm pretty sure they have an off switch. Don't be turned off by the other review. It is a very nice place to stay. I give it 4 out of 5 stars.