Of course, back in the day, everybody could ride SEPTA trains free between 30th St and Suburban and Jefferson Stations because conductors never checked for fares. However, starting a year or two ago they started putting faregates for the Key Cards on the entrance at 30th St. Still no problem, because there was always someone there to wave you through if you showed them your Amtrak ticket. Still no problem for me because I now have a Senior SEPTA keycard and can ride free anyway. But I saw on the SEPTA website that they're installing faregates at both Suburban Sta and Jefferson Sta AND they're also installing exit faregates, so it seems like you're going to need their fare media to get out. Are they changing the policy and no longer giving Amtrak passengers a free ride into the city, or are they negating part of the economic benefit of the automated fare collection system by having staff on hand to open a gate for people with Amtrak tickets?