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Date: Tue, 02 Dec 2014 07:05:46 -0800

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Hello? A stadium full of people will be doing the same thing. You aren't going to be alone on an empty street. The CTA knows that the stadium is getting out and will have every bus they have available waiting to get attendees into the Loop. Personally, I join the crowd walking to the Ashland and Lake Street "L" station. You just walk on Madison along the busy parking lot area toward the high rises in the Loop and turn left (north) on Ashland for 3 short blocks past Union Park to Lake Street.Glad that you had a good trip. The Texas Eagle is a good route and I've found that the service has improved greatly since the crew is staffed out of Los Angeles instead of Chicago.

You should have checked your baggage on your San Antonio to Chicago leg. There is a baggage car on that leg. You would have to pick up your luggage in Chicago and carry it on the Hiawatha, which is a commuter regional train. There is no checked baggage on a regional train anywhere in the Amtrak system.

The track between St Louis and Chicago are down to one shared track. Illinois is building a high speed passenger track right now so you were caught up in that minor traffic jam. Since so much freight and oil is coming in through Texas, a new freight corridor is needed and has been talked about for years. Until that track is laid the host railroads are working on decades old right of way. Freights do NOT take precedence over passenger trains but when both share the same tracks on one busy corridor, backups are gong to happen. Once you reached Naperville the freights were on different tracks and you probably made up 30 minutes.

Thanks for the great report and taking everything in stride. That's the best way to enjoy Amtrak. You get off when the train gets there. ( wherever "there" is.)