CTA has an L station at Sedgwick in the Old Town area. It doesn't have that much about it, except…read morefor a really cool mural. Lots of bars and restaurants are within a walk. A little slower waiting for trains here but they come every a few times each hour. The station is mostly safe. Good stuff is around here. It serves the Brown and Purple Lines. The station is outside so it's not good in bad weather. If that's the case, go downstairs. Look at the mural while you wait for a train. Basically trains come often enough. There's lots to go to outside the station, such as Second City and the Lincoln Park Zoo. A ton of other things around here. There's a few buses to get on. Has a typical looking platform that's outside so you're unprotected from the elements. If you're seeking shelter, stay on the ground level and check out the big mural. The platform however provides some good views.

This is one of a regular transit stations. I like it in general. Nothing specific actually.read more

Nice and clean. Right next to DePaul. Safe. Clean station. 10/10 would get on the train here again.read more

I love taking public transportation everywhere because you don't have to deal with traffic. You can…read morebuy an all day pass for five dollars for 24 hours which I think is a great deal and this station is nice because it's a link to so many food places around here and it's a very safe and fun neighborhood.

This was one of the nicer L stations in the Loop. This station serves the brown, green, orange,…read morepink, and purple line trains. It's a very convenient station as it is centrally located in the Loop. I have used it to go over to the Millennium Park or to the Target store on State St. There are also several fast food restaurants nearby if you're looking for something quick to eat.

A pretty good CTA stop is on the Loop at Washington and Wabash, new and clean. It has pretty…read moreconvenient access to other stations without any need to go far. Smell even isn't as bad as there's not yet as much of a piss and shit build up. Located near a few important buildings and attractions like Grant Park. There's a Millennium Station Metra close to here where you can make transfers. It can be found on the northeast side of the Loop close to some other systems you can conveniently access. It serves the Brown, Green, Orange, Pink, and Purple Lines. The times each of these operates varies. Brown goes counterclockwise. The others go clockwise so you have to be on the correct side of the platform. For the Brown, stand on the east. The others are on the west. Close proximity to Metra at Millennium Station is right by here. This is very close to the Art Institute and Millennium Park, so if you're going there, getting off here is a good idea. Also know the Purple is a limited extension. It's only on weekdays at rush hour. This gives you quick access to Metra and plenty of other stations.

Pretty detailing on the top part of the station. Transportation was very easy here and the station…read morewas easy to find. This stop was pretty active, but never felt overwhelmed. Trains arrived frequently and made getting around the city super convenient. It's also super close to the Riverwalk which made it a great stop for exploring the area. There was a guy selling lighters near the station. It all added to the hustle and bustle of the area lol

I love this station! The canopy is pretty awesome with the wavy design. It is also close to…read moremillenium park, and the bean too.

Well, there is some good, but all of this good comes with one minor flaw and one major one…read more I like that the Diversey station is easy to navigate and clean (other than some fresh half-eaten takeout--people, there are garbage bins, can we please act like adults?!). Both inbound and outbound sides are also accessible. There's also some of that "old charm" found with some stations. The minor flaw is there's only one screen per side with departure times. It's towards the middle of the platform, but more would be nice. The major flaw is that most of the station has no protection from the elements. Further still, if you want to hide under the overhead "rotisserie chicken" heater, you must walk across that uncovered area. Thus, while Diversey does some things well, the lack of protection from sun, snow, and rain really puts a damper on an otherwise good station.

The attendant was incredibly patient and helpful. It was my first time in the city and while a lot…read moreof people treated me like I was dumb for getting confused about the bus system and the L at first too she just calmly explained it to me and helped me get where I need to go :)

This station is pretty run down in numerous aspects. Wouldn't utilize it if I didn't have to.read more

You need to go under the bridge and the side walk is full of pigeons sh*t. It is dark and scary…read morethere. Even you're lucky to get upstairs, the platform is very narrow, so you should be really careful there. I cannot imagine how people with disabilities should behave there. It is nearly impossible to use that station for the am. And of course it is very noisy and probably super cold in winter, considering the wind speed on a highway.

CTA has a station at 47th Street and it's not bad. It actually is pretty nice and clean. With the…read moreoutdoor platform there's very few bad smells. Even though the area isn't great it's not all bad or anything. The trains get here every few minutes. It seems to be one of the better stations in the area. It serves the Red Line. This also has great access to busses as many come to the bus stops just outside the entrance of this elevated station. It's also clean. There's not that bad smell like at underground stations. Also this above ground station gives you a good view of the surrounding area. This happens to be in the middle of the Dan Ryan Expressway so you can see cars whizz by and maybe see crashes or something else interesting. Good as far as transit stations go. It's cleaner than most others around here. This is mostly quiet except for the traffic and it's for the most part safe.

Three things cause me to evangelize…read more 1. Living the car-free lifestyle 2. Seamlessly integrating useful technology into people's lives without adding more clutter or useless, expensive gadgets. 3. A Genoa salami sandwich on sourdough bread with brown mustard and lettuce. For the purposes of this review, we are going to concentrate on #1 and 2. Though eating the #3 sandwich while riding the Red line somewhere interesting would be great too. I don't usually use the 47th street station, riding to Garfield instead on my weekly trek down to the U of C campus. Today, flush with the pheromones of change, I took a different bus route home that took me to the 47th street station. This station was clean, neat and extremely well lit. In front, near the bus waiting area, was a giant flat screen showing the CTA bus tracker arrival schedule for the routes that serve this station - CTA Buses #15, #24, #47, #51. Beautiful! Walking inside the station, was another flat screen TV showing Red line northbound and southbound arrivals. Mon dieu! This is a beautiful thing for People Like Me that have not scurried down the iPhone rabbit hole just yet. Both of these TVs worked, and were *not* splattered with effluvial swill!! In my happiness at seeing this efficiency, I dared to dream that all Red line stations would be quickly outfitted with these features - yet wistfully wondered how long it would be before the screens got broken and/or stolen. But at any rate . . . this station is a score for the CTA.

CTA has a stop on the Loop at LaSalle and Van Buren. It has pretty convenient access to other modes…read moreof transportation which is nice. Of course it gets busy but there's trains coming often. Located near a few top attractions. There's Amtrak and Metra where you can make transfers. It can be found on the south side of the Loop close to some other systems you can conveniently access. It serves the Brown, Orange, Pink, and Purple Lines. The times each of these operates varies. Brown goes counterclockwise. The others go clockwise so be sure to be on the correct side of the platform. For the Brown, stand on the north. The others are on the south. Close proximity to Metra is right by here. This is only a few blocks to walk to if you're coming or going from it. Also know the Purple is a limited extension. It's only on weekdays at rush hour. This is located really close to the LaSalle Metra station.

Some Stations should stay in the past! (with necessary maintenance for safety) Height of the Maze…read moreshows you that humans were shorter then. It would be funny when a sign shows up for Height Clearance so tall humans don't hit their head. *Boink!* Beware, you may get lost in this dinky station. *lol*