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Chicago Union Station, one of the largest train stations in the United States, is said to be the third largest train station in the United States. Amtrak and some Metra trains start here. Chicago Union Station is very large, including the Central Hall, Ticket Office, Waiting Hall, Platform, Food Court. Chicago Union Station has a simple and elegant appearance. Within the station, the Grand Central Hall is often rented for weddings, and many tourists take pictures here. Food Street mainly provides American fast food, which has many varieties and the same price as the urban area. There are 24 platforms underground. There are free Chicago traffic maps (suburban trains, buses, Metro lines) and train schedules (also free) in the ticket office.

Federal Station is the largest bus stop here. Both buses are large long-distance buses, which are very comfortable to ride.

This kind of station has a sense of historical age and a retro style.

Federal Station is very good, the whole station is a uniform large tourist bus, each car can accommodate dozens of people, queuing is very orderly, higher fares.

The station is conveniently located and the building is relatively simple. It is spacious and bright, but it retains a certain sense of age. The hall is large, and the signs are not clear enough. Trains are still primitive manual ticket checks.

Personally, I think the historical and commemorative significance of the Federal Station is far greater than its practical value. I don't know why it is regarded as a scenic spot. General.