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lounge car

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lounge car
n.
See club car.
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Noun1.lounge car - railroad car having a bar and tables and lounge chairs
railcar, railroad car, railway car, car - a wheeled vehicle adapted to the rails of railroad; "three cars had jumped the rails"


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Rather, it was a lap-of-luxury tour on the American Orient Express, a line that revives a bygone era of the posh private rail car - with gourmet meals, champagne receptions, tinkling piano music in the lounge car and white-gloved crew members fussing over passengers at every turn.
Every Superliner train includes a wonderful lounge car with floor-to ceiling windows and swivel seats on the upper level for watching the scenery, On nearly every trip there has been at least one other gay person or couple on the train.
The return journey features cocktails and live entertainment in the lounge car, followed by a three-course Andean dinner in the two dining cars.
 
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