Taken it a bit more. It's a nice system. Wish it was more extensive and faster. More trains to…read morePenn Station would be nice. Looking forward to riding this more.

Our experience in taking advantage of the MTA Light Rail was totally fine - definitely a great…read morealternative if you didn't want to drive into the city and don't want to deal with the parking. There are some stations with kiss & ride lots, which is convenient. It was easy to pay for a ticket, and they do have discounted rates for students and seniors. Note that this is all based on an honor system, so please pay! There could be delays, so you'll have to be patient; the # of carts are not enough, so if you are attending larger events in the city, you'll have to wait a while for multiple runs to actually get a spot. +honor system for tickets +kiss & ride parking at some locations +can have delays

It's a nice little area. Easily my favorite light rail stop. I used to take this stop home after I…read morewould go to speed skating practice or to the whole foods. Visually, it brings the best things of Baltimore together.

Nice station. The area around is cute. However it is a bit tricky to find the parking lot. The…read moredriver I had Tesla's navigation may have been the issue.

It was okay. Used it from shot tower to Lexington market and, initially I figured that was…read morepointless, I also saw that the "downtown" area it runs through looks post apocalyptic. As does outside the Lex Market station. I literally had people try selling me drugs, yelling things at us and cat calling my gf as we were trying to like, you know, explore the downtown area? What a mistake. I digress... While it does run through downtown, if you're a tourist you're going to be hard pressed to find use in using the one and only subway line in Baltimore. Seems like opting for a bus, or just walking along the harbor is the way to go. Outside of a few downtown stops, this feels like a commuter rail to get from the suburbs to John's Hopkins Medical. On the plus it's fairly clean, but that's probably because it's underutilized on the whole. Which is not the subway's fault.

The MTA Metro SubwayLink which is a long name is okay for what it is. DC Metrorail is definitely…read moreahead although I need to try their new cars. It goes from Owings Mills through Pikesville, NW Baltimore, Downtown, and Hopkins hospital. There is little to no cell reception underground unlike DC or even NYC now. More lines would be nice but the CityLink busses are quite good and frequent as are the Charm City circulators. The light rail is decent as well and it is too bad the subway does not connect to any MARC or Amtrak stations.

I'm not sure why there are two yelp entries for the marc train but I thought I would just add my…read morereview to the one with more reviews. I take the marc every day to school and it really beats driving to DC and suffering through traffic on the beltway. It runs every hour and it's usually on time. I've had a few horror story situations like one time where a power line fell and I was on the train for 4 hours and my computer died and another time where I was bringing Shake Shack back from DC to my boyfriend for lunch and then there was some police incident and I was trapped in between West Baltimore and Penn Station for 30 minutes and then my boyfriend had to go to work before he could have his burger. They have a policy of not letting you out so you can walk or get a ride... In the winter, I recommend taking the train earlier than the one you think you'll need. The trains get delayed and the snow really messes everything up. They usually have trains that make extra stops during snow days, which is good. Also, now they have weekend service, which is awesome! It's not as frequent but it'll still get you to DC. The train conductors I've encountered have all been really courteous and friendly. They also don't put up with nonsense and I've seen them kick people off the train for not having tickets and they see right through all the crazy stories people tell about why they suddenly realized they don't have a ticket. One time, a man across the aisle from me was so drunk (I guess it was Friday and he was just so happy for his weekend?) that he couldn't even sit up. The train conductor made sure that the man wasn't driving home and forced him to call his wife to come give him a ride. It makes me feel safer that the conductors are looking out!

It's not the building itself it's Amtrak service, the trains are small cramped and they pack…read morepassengers on two trains and businesses and first class is practically empty also if you buy a ticket and you get sick or something happens Amtrak will not give you any of your money back that's not fair if they are going to do that they should take a small percentage. The trains and bathrooms are dirty it smells this the worst service ever and I will never never get on Amtrak again!!! The only reason I gave and tried a star because it will not let you post anything unless you give them a star they do not deserve a quarter of a star

Check Plus Transportation is the BEST! I was referred to by Mr. George by a close friend of mine…read morefor my wedding. When I say his Sprinter Van was SO COOL! It sets the vibe! He had Figi water for us, he took us where we needed for our wedding and to a location we wanted for our photo's last minute without hesitation! It means a lot for an older black man to support the LGBT+ community and a gay wedding at that by providing his transportation services to us! We are forever grateful for him. He lit up the front of the van to congratulate us in! He's a very inclusive man and he clearly loves what he does! We are so thankful for his professionalism and his fun and friendly spirit!

he is unprofessional and made me feel uncomfortable. I tried to express this to the hotel staff but…read morethey just brushed me off. Please be aware of this company and this man. HE IS VERY unprofessional and tries to make unnecessary advances at his customers.

I've read a few reviews saying real time tracking is needed. Well there is realtime tracking…read more I'm going to see what url is listed here, and see if a can find it. If I don't, I'll update this review with the link, or perhaps the business page. So if you didn't know, the Circulator is ***FREE***! Such a deal. There are 4 different lines, designated by color. It's a great way to get around Baltimore. On some lines the busses are more frequent than on others. So let's see if yelp allows the tracking url in the review... https://charmcity.passiogo.com/ Ok, it does seem to work. You can get to it from the url in the listing (scroll way down), but this url takes you directly to the tracking page.

The colors are confusing, with some being free Charm City Circulator rides and others being normal…read morepay buses. They also seem to have both green and lime green as colors if it weren't already confusing enough. And the buses are NOT color coded to their names. We saw a purple heading in the opposite direction​ while we made our way to the parallel bus stop, and waited. And waited, finally a for pay bus came and took everyone else waiting around us away. Google map did nothing as it wasn't showing us anything about the purple we were looking for after we got to the bus stop. Transit kept telling me the bus was coming soon, but I don't think it really knew where I was. We ended up walking to the hotel. I finally took a look at Passio GO! after we gave up on the free bus and decided we'd take a pay bus to Penn Station for our trip home. It took a while to load up, which concerned me since it was completely blank at first, but it might be the best of the lot. For the ride to Penn, we actually waited for the purple that seemed to be on the way according to Passio GO!, but got on the silver only because it came by first. Yup, we never did end up taking any of the Circulator buses on this trip to Baltimore.

The Lutherville Light Rail station is conveniently located just off York Road. There is ample…read moreparking and the lot is pretty close to the station. You can purchase your ticket at one of 3 kiosks with cash or credit. It's a great place to pick up the Light Rail and head into the city for an O's game, convention center or any other event in the city.

This light rail station is very convenient, with an overabundance of free parking. It provides a…read moregreat way to get downtown cheaply and avoid expensive parking fees. This location is utilized heavily by downtown commuters during peak times. One stop up is the Timonium Business Park, which I have yet to visit, and probably will never visit since there is a methadone clinic located at that stop.

It's part of the silver line at least. More often than not, you'll get the newer edition of train…read morecars. Sure beats the orange shag carpeted ones, that have a strange smell. This metro section of course, is convenient to the busiest part of Northern Virginia. I'll sometimes ride it, to avoid driving in the Tysons area. Yes it is that bad. This station being newer looks nicer. Yet it's still that utilitarian vibe. Having traveled on metro's of other countries, there's no art work or architectural achievements of note. That's kind of sad. Does it work? Yes although delays are quite common. I like this station due to saving me the drive, but otherwise there's nothing screaming excitement about it. This is public transportation, so people watching is available.

I am ecstatic there's a silver line. I'm even more excited that I can get to Tyson's Corner on the…read moremetro now! The metro station was clean. The signs were helpful in showing which traffic goes where.