Gate dragons, I think, are the people who control the gates at Union Station, especially for Amtrak. It's a lot more strict of a boarding procedure than METRA is, which was really annoying when until a few weeks ago I've only done METRA out of Union Station (and Megabus a block south.)Okay, I give. What's a gate dragon? (Jeez I already got called a lounge lizard, maybe I'm a gate dragon too)I like waiting in Union Station. It's so pretty in the big room. But I guess you are talking about right near the train.
They're the top two tiers of Amtrak's rewards program. Select+ requires 10,000 points, or $5,000 spent on Amtrak tickets if all of your tickets are over $50 (if the trip is under $50, there's a 100 point minimum that will apply for the first four under $50 trips in a given day, so 100 tickets under that rule.) Select Executive requires 20,000 points, or $10,000/200 trips.What's Select Plus and Select Executive, by the way?
Jurassic Park 4-Attack of the Gate Dragons - Gate Dragons from Chicago Union Station go on a savage rampage in the Loop and it is up to a cooperation between InGen and the Amtrak Unlimited Consortium to corral them back to their original confines.Okay, I give. What's a gate dragon? (Jeez I already got called a lounge lizard, maybe I'm a gate dragon too)I like waiting in Union Station. It's so pretty in the big room. But I guess you are talking about right near the train.
Me neither, Sorcha.I would meet the driver wherever the manager said would be easiest. It'll be much easier for you to navigate to the door than for the driver to navigate some of those entrances, especially given traffic patterns and taxi stands.
I have NO idea where "by the boards" is.
Or a business class ticketIf you have a same day Sleeper ticket, a Loungr Pass or are Select Plus or Select Executive yes! ...
Maybe. I was thinking where the cabs are on Canal would be the easiest, too.I wonder if he meant the Canal St. exit where all the cabs sit. There are a bunch of concrete barriers there, and there's a long lane for cabs and such. That would be the easiest place for them to meet you since you can't idle/park anywhere else near the station.
"By the boards" makes me think of boarding cabs, or maybe they used the wrong word for those barriers. /shrug
There are also arrival/departure boards right in the entryway off of Canal, and would probably be the best place to meet a delivery person at, I would think.I wonder if he meant the Canal St. exit where all the cabs sit. There are a bunch of concrete barriers there, and there's a long lane for cabs and such. That would be the easiest place for them to meet you since you can't idle/park anywhere else near the station.
"By the boards" makes me think of boarding cabs, or maybe they used the wrong word for those barriers. /shrug
Aha! that makes sense. Wow, Beggar's is that old? Well I just have to have some, then. How would you compare it to Home Run Inn's piizza, Timer?I would highly recommend Beggar's. I've been eating their pizza since first place they opened their original Blue Island store 35+ years ago.
"By the boards" could be in the main waiting room where they have a center location with arrival and departure boards.
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