After nearly three decades of stop and go, the James Farley Post Office was rechristened as Moynihan Train Hall to start out the year. It's basically a relocation for Amtrak outside of Trains #65-67, which will continue using Penn Station. Even though the pictures and stories talk about recovering some lost glory post-1963, I tend to agree with Vice, which said that it's "a temple to modern mediocrity." It is very much a reflection of passenger train policy that has dominated America since the 1950s. Nothing really great, just trying to keep up or doing the bare minimum. I stand by everything that I said in 2013 when I said that Madison Square Garden needed to move, and it looks like that plans are finally in place for that to happen.