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In article <v7jq83$rs$1@reader1.panix.com>, kfl@KeithLynch.net (Keith F.
Lynch) wrote:

> 
> Again, I just hope they will allow me to board at the "wrong" Buffalo
> station, rather than the one the Amtrak website defaulted me to 
> without
> mentioning that there was another one that was actually *in* the city 
> rather
> than in an outer suburb.

When I was travelling around Italy a few years ago, I realised my ticket
from Florence to Rome gave a suburban station.  I asked the ticket
inspector about this and was told my ticket was valid to any Rome station.