Union Station

"Security is just rude if you have to.wait for your train hated every minute"

"Great place to walk around and catch a Metra or Amtrak train. Can be a bit of a maze. Beautiful architecture."

"This station was quite well run. The location was magnificent and incredibly grand. It was clean all over - both clear of trash and cleaned up. The staff was super helpful getting my elderly, disabled grandmother to the train with ease. The riding cart was particularly helpful for her. The restrooms were clearly marked and getting to our gate was simple."

"Worst ride ever. Heading back home from a birthday celebration, when i am greeted by rude employees at 6.40 am. Maricopia to Chicago. I would never have thought that people really are cruel and have no kindness and compassion. I asked the attendee(Lady) if they could turn the air down be cause it was cold, then I asked if i could move to another seat since the train wasn't filled up as of yet. She told me No and proceeded to inform her co-workers that me and a fellow passenger I was seated to were being rudely aggressive when it was them being rudely aggressive. I work in customer service and I know how difficult customers can get, that is why i go the extra mile to being friendly and patient when I'm the customer being waited on. I also know we can have a bad day. I asked for help several times to locate my luggage and the workers at Union Station gave me the run around. I finally spoke to Ms. Brenda a baggage claim REGULAR worker and she gave me the phone number to call then describe the luggage and leave your number. I haven't received a call yet and I've called several times and still calling. GOOD Public Service .......Who has it?"

"Desingated a "Great Public Space" by the American Planning Association, Union Station is the third busiest in the US, behind Grand Central and Penn Stations in NYC with over 3.3 million passengers per year. Built in 1925, Its combination of massive Limestone facades, Corinthian columns and sparkling marble floors, are showcased in its spectacular Great Hall. Chicago Station is laid out with a double stub-end configuration, with 10 tracks coming into the station from the north and 14 from the south."