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The "flex" is referring to the no cost change option, as well as the full refund if you cancel. It cannot be used on "any" train, unless you actually change your train.

There is a Hilton Garden Inn and a Hampton Inn across the Wabash river from the Station…..maybe see if they would allow parking for a small fee? A pedestrian bridge crosses the river, which takes you right to the HGI. The lot at the station looks to have space for 16-20 cars, unsure if it is...

I also received an email and 2000 points for a recent tardy (1 hour) Acela, with out any action on my part.

On my recent trip, our Sleeper Attendant delivered our boxed meals to our rooms. While we ate in our room, we could have adjourned to the lounge. Oddly, a beverage was not provided, though our attendant seemed willing to go to the cafe on our behalf. (The adult beverage was not available, other...

My last few attempts to visit a Metropolitan Lounge have been rebuffed, as I was not traveling on Amtrak. I see this language now in the "benefits" of Select+: Access to Amtrak clubs and lounges with your member card and same-day Amtrak ticket. When was that language added, as in years past...

Have you friend take a look at: http://jasongibbs.com/pennstation/ There he can see the elevator locations, and note that the "Service Drive" entrance usually has a Red Cap stationed there. That elevator is located by the Krispy Kreme on the far side of the Amtrak waiting area. That should...

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Here’s a few photos of the Metropolitan Lounge in Boston

Make the reservation. If the available seats are unacceptable, go back in and modify your trip to a different train, or just cancel. First class is fully refundable, to a voucher or back to your credit card. I would to see the availability beforehand, too. I'm just suggesting a way around...

Call Amtrak and ask which seats are available, then make your reservation with the agent.

As time moves forward, I know I'll look back at those times spent with Alan, and know my life was just that much better for having known him. ((Hugs)) to Grace and all of Alan's family. Mike J-1 3235

I was caught up in the incident cpotisch's Dad experienced. I was on a later train; we were bussed from NYP to NYG, boarded a Metro North train and travelled to New Haven. Then we waited for hours, with pretty much no information from the agents. Finally, once there were enough passengers to...

Thank you for sharing your excellent report with us, Rob. I truly enjoyed all the facts and photos. Even the one with me in it! I'm looking forward to article two and three. Mike

In my experience, you will be served one meal between WAS and NYP. If you were continuing beyond NYP, you would be served another meal. You may want to have lunch in New York. Enjoy your trip. Mike Sent from my iPad using Amtrak Forum

Hello Bill631, I just tried to book NYP to PHL using points, and was told maintenance was being performed, No problem using cash for payment. I would suggest calling Amtrak Guest Rewards at 800-307-5000 if you need to make your reservation immediately. Good luck! Mike

As far as Coke vs Pepsi on the Downeaster, I believe the café is now serving Pepsi. Sorry Jim! Mike P.S.-Yes, I'm disappointed too.

I believe the old Met Lounge had a "ticketed passengers only" sign at the door. Perhaps the same "rule" is in place in the new lounge? The Club Acela Lounges seem to be open to anyone with status or a pass, whether traveling or not.

Opening the H room to the public within the two week window has been the practice for as many years. I'm not aware of when it began. A few years ago, I had to get home from CHI, and was quite pleased the H room was available.

In the past, I have called and made a change to just one part of my itinerary. I did not have to rebook the entire trip. Good luck!

Yes-the fare from Boston South Station, Back Bay, and Route 128 is the same. The conductors usually lift the FC tickets after RTE. Departing from BOS will give you a better choice of seats.