boat train
Plural
boat trains
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a train that transports passengers to and from a port
A boat train is a type of train that is used to transport passengers and their luggage between a train station and a nearby port or dock, where they can board a ship or ferry. These trains are typically used in areas where travel by both land and sea is common, offering a convenient connection between rail and sea transport. Boat trains usually operate on specific routes and schedules to match the departure times of ships, allowing passengers to travel seamlessly from the train to the boat.
- The boat train took passengers from the city station straight to the docks for their cruise departure.
- We hopped on the boat train to reach the harbor in time for our evening sailing.
- The boat train leaves every hour to make sure travelers can easily connect to their ships.
- Many tourists take the boat train to avoid the hassle of finding parking near the ferry terminal.