The full history of Amtrak’s iconic dining cars, which the company says it is removing to cater to millennial whims

By Brittany Chang, Business Insider; September 24, 2019

Amtrak is doing away with its iconic dining car on overnight trains traveling on the East Coast, instead replacing them with “flexible dining services” of ready-to-serve food.

The dining cars have been a part of Amtrak since it started service in 1971. The news of the reduction of the number of dining cars in service — as well as the claim that millennials would rather sit in their rooms instead of next to people they don’t know to eat dinner — has caused backlash on the internet.

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