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  1. Joel

    Purchasing a good US rail map

    Tomorrow begins at last my first all-alone Amtrak adventure, and I'm looking forward to getting a good rail map (or at least a map that has the rails drawn) of the US, or better, state by state. Where can I find a good bookstore or mapstore around New York Penn Station? Any recommendations? Does...
  2. Joel

    Exchanging/Cancelling tickets from abroad

    Hello fellow forum members! I have some doubts regarding on ticket exchange, here is my situation: I fly standby, I'm scheduled for a flight that arrives 6:10 a.m. 8/20 at JFK. Then I have a single ticket with two trains: New York Penn - Washington, and Washington - Chicago. I don't know if...
  3. Joel

    Minimum check-in time for LD trains

    In a few weeks I'll be taking the route New York Penn - Washington - Chicago, via NER and CL. In order to find a best price, I'd have an only 2-hour layover in DC. I'd like to walk around downtown a bit. At what time will it be fine for checking in at Union Station? I won't be checking any...
  4. Joel

    Overnight Chicago subway

    I'd probably be in the need of taking a train to O'Hare arriving around 4:30 am on some Wednesday in August. This would be leaving downtown around 3:45 am. Are Blue Line trains safe at that time? Any tips? I'd be wearing "business" clothes and carrying a small suitcase as a "typical" airline...
  5. Joel

    Need some advice for planning

    Hello to all members of AU! I'm very glad to be here. I don't want to get boring so I'll be clear and short. I'm planning a little getaway for myself to the US, flying to JFK and then catching a train to Chicago. Arrive next morning, spend the whole day/night in Chicago and then fly back home...
  6. Joel

    Greetings from the land down south!

    Hello to all the forum members! My name is Joel and I'm from Argentina. Since I was little I always loved trains, and living in the southern suburbia of Buenos Aires gave me the chance to explore a small but very diverse world of Japanese EMU's, big diesel trains, and even wooden subway cars...
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