I was truly impressed by the service and value of the ride experience. Compared to other big…read morecities, this commuter train gets five stars for service, cleanliness, professionalism, safety, and on-time service.

Always late or delayed - currently at a 10 to consecutive streak. Waste of money. Trains will even…read morebreak down and they'll make you exit in the middle of nowhere. Trains don't handle the heat or the cold well. 80% of the cars are the exact same as the ones I rode in the 90s. Equipment is old and stale. More reliable to take an uber or drive, which is terrible for the environment but if the Metra can't be reliable, there's no other option

Took the Orange line into downtown Chicago the other day and it was an interesting experience. The…read moreOrange line is connected to Midway Airport which is convenient. The turnstile takes NFC payments making it a breeze to pay. I did hear on the loudspeaker a staff requesting a passenger to pay and that they were on video?!? The ride into Chicago downtown was surprisingly jerky. Signage at the platform indicating the next train was misleading as it changed at the last minute. Standing for the duration of the ride was challenging due to the jerky braking and the jerky acceleration...maybe it's cultural?

I love a great rail system, and this is a great rail system…read more The station is very clean, the employees present at ticketing are very kind, the directions to obtain tickets were clear and consise. The train that we boarded was very clean, and comfy. I highly recommend this mode of transportation while visiting ChiTown.

Brand new train station and right near Lake and Damon in Chicago and clouts to the Montessori…read moreschool named Suder. The area is very up-and-coming and I love the new train station. It's very modern. This area is really beautiful as well.

I parked my car at Kedzie for 3 days overnight while I stayed near The Loop as a tourist. It's only…read more$2 for 12 hrs. So the rate is great! The downside is you have to use the ParkMobile app to renew your parking and the app is awful. The major issue is you can only renew your parking until midnight, or immediately after midnight. So if you're parking overnight, you must be awake at 12:01am to renew your parking for another 12 hours. Needless to say, 3 days in a row, that is unsatisfactory. Unfortunately the app does not let you know that in advance; you simply find out at 11pm when you want to go to sleep and realize you can only renew parking for 59 minutes unless you try again after midnight. My car was safe for the three days it was at Kedzie. But the surrounding are is a neighborhood to avoid at night, with all due respect. Note: the lot is on the north side of the CTA station. It is not marked with a sign at the entrance. It is hard to find by driving. But if you circle the perimeter of the station to the north you'll see it.

One of the most beautiful terminals during the Spring and Summer months. It's a must-see! Lots of…read moreflowers and plants are in full bloom at this terminal. If the CTA really tried to make the OrangeLine as unique as they wanted it to be, they surely succeeded with this station, thanks to the flowers and trees here. This station allows you to connect to four bus routes #47, 51, 51A, and 52. Next to the south side of the station is a strip mall containing Aldi, Kmart, and several other nice stores. AJ Wright just closed all their stores so it's gone. Overall, five stars all around. Great station on one of the CTA's safest L lines.

My husband and I took the L train during our week long stay in Chicago. Cermak-Chinatown is an…read moreabove ground train station run by the CTA. It's on the Red line, which is one of the lines that runs 24/7. Our hotel was closest to a Red line station, so we took it to Cermack-Chinatown when trekking it to Blues Heaven Foundation that is within walking distance of Motor Row.

Cermak-Chinatown Station is a CTA station on the Red Line. Red Line runs 24 hours a day with wait…read moretimes of 15 minutes or less. According to the train schedule, waits for trains are usually 7-8 minutes for most of the day. Chinatown is a neighborhood that is split into two parts, as one part contains Chinatown Square, while the other part contains the main Chinatown neighborhood. The station is located in an eastern location between these two areas that is equidistant to both. The elevated train platform also has a nice view of the Chinatown area including the neighborhood library and the Chinatown gate. On the street, the station entrance is close to the Nine Dragon Wall, which is a nice piece of Chinese art. I recommend this station if you are trying to get to Chinatown as trains are frequent and because it operates at all times of the day. There is no need to take a car if you are a tourist unless you are buying some heavy relic or coming from out of town.

Horrible service the people that work for the service are great but the woman that runs the…read moreservices an collects payments is rude an ghetto!! Left this service after 5 weekly payments...

These people are terrible. They run their business out of the neighborhood I live in and one of…read morethem just cursed me out, in front of my child, because they attempted to sideswipe me in the middle of a snowstorm. They're always pulling unsafe maneuvers, such as not pulling over to the curb when stopping, driving too fast and failing to use turn signals. If their company is all about safely transporting children, they fail at their main mission miserably. Do yourselves a favor and find a transportation company that isn't dangerous and disrespectful. They're a scourge in the Chatham community. If I could give them negative stars, I would.