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The number of people you are reaching with your story about Amtrak cancelling this service is greater than the number of people who had ever even heard about let alone ridden this service, I guarantee.
I take Amtrak! I read the stories! I had to go through like 5 of them to know what the hell this meant and then google to remember oh yea this is the service they just made up for the people who wanted to get from DC to NYC 15 minutes faster and not anything I should panic over.
It’s been a weird afternoon https://twitter.com/donewman/status/1236396913303453697?s=21 …https://twitter.com/donewman/status/1236396913303453697 …
Thank you! I read that last night to my husband and then realized it wasn’t all Acela just some new limited service. We frequently use NE Corridor trains and didn’t know this service existed.
thanx for digging into the details. helpful.
I read that article just now on the (very full) @Amtrakfrom DC to Stamford, CT. I take the Northeast corridor trains - both regional & Acela, ALL the time. I didn't even know there was a non-stop from NY to DC. Yesterday someone told me the trains are all empty- that's not true!
I have an Amtrak ride on the Keystone scheduled for this week and my husband showed me this article. I laughed. I said my company won’t pay for Acela anyway. 
Some are skipping over the fact that Acela is the expensive train. Nonstop, sure that sounds nice but for many...it’s not affordable nor practical since many people get on Amtrak between DC and NYC.
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