How do you pass time on a long train ride?

[Devuation]

I'm talking like 3 - 4 hours.

[hhsq]

A book. I'm old school =P

[Mrker1234]

I just finished a 47 hour train trip in January and the time went faster than i expected.  Of course that time included about 9 hours in Chicago, but the station is downtown so i was out and about for a good bit of that.  But the time on the train itself, I spent reading my pad, listened to a bit of music, and talking to people in the cafe car.  I did have a sleeper roomette so had privacy to sleep, but wasn't in the cabin as much as I expected.  I had several movies on the pad to watch in case I got bored, but never got to them.

[cosmicjester]

watching bbc iplayer

[tasty76]

Just listening to music works for me.

[2222]

I used to listen to music, then sleep.

[vr5y]

read/sleep….

[ccs73]

Read, watch a movie in my Ipad

[kagaminelen]

I just watch some tvshows in my cellphone/notebook that I download the night before traveling

[furfiend]

I like to see the scenery sometimes, especially in the mountains.  Otherwise, a book and/or try to sleep.

[dailycious]

There's a lot of options, but read is a good one, otherwise I hear music, I write articles (I'm a writer) and sometimes when I'm all alone on the train I get excited and I jerk off  :fap:

One train, many possibilities

[qwertylmoa]

Podcasts. If you find ones your interested in you can go hours and hours just sitting there listening.

[piermonde]

G&T…+ a movie on my tablet

[akirasano]

movie on my tablet

[tataryahoo]

I always have motion sickness so I take a sleeping pill and enjoy the trip 

[oliblo]

listening to music & also sleeping

[ntilubit]

Nintendo 3DS.

[baselmarcus]

Gaming

[rufusmc]

I like watching the world go by, but I have been known to actually talk to other passengers, granted you get some odd looks from some, but you can have some great conversations.

[frontlemon]

Watching the scenery, dozing off, listening to conversations.