If you were to visit Chicago’s Block 37 in the Loop area of downtown, you’ll find a nice shopping and entertainment complex that also includes residential housing.
But underneath the ground sits a massive waste of taxpayer dollars that NBC 5 Chicago has dubbed “The Superstation to Nowhere.”
Below Block 37 is a large underground structure that's said to be the size of a football field. It was supposed to serve as a "superstation" — a high-speed train hub that could shuttle passengers to and from Chicago's busy airports.
But as NBC 5 Chicago reports, the superstation is now just a "gigantic, unfinished, abandoned money pit," and what will come of it appears to be anyone's guess.
