Not my favorite station, but if you are going to Cooper Hospital, it's the nearest PATCO. Just…read moreacross the street. If you are coming from Haddonfield or Collingswood, it's only a couple of stops and a few minutes away. During the YEAR OF PANDEMIC, social distancing is strongly encouraged, so seat yourself as far apart as you can from others, wear a mask, don't touch anything with your bare hands if you can help it, don't touch the stairway railings, they're the worst.

Camden doesn't exactly have the best reputation as a city, but I honestly didn't encounter any…read moreproblems at this station. Well. If you overlook my failure to find the right entry door several times over (it's on the corner). This is a small train hub, with access to the Walter Rand Transportation Center and the Freedom Card Service Center. I haven't needed to connect to any other trains yet, and my FC is in good working order, so I haven't done anything other than take the regular PATCO. Nonetheless, I was here late at night alone to unexpectedly catch a train after Uber failed me (wouldn't recommend personally). Fortunately, the experience was seamless and no one bothered me. I wish I could say the same about the Collingswood PATCO (my current home base), but alas, drunken bros in Phillies caps run rampant there, so no matter where you are, keep your wits about you / use common sense.

While this is a slightly longer walk from the station to my office, it allows me to meander around…read morethis wonderful neighborhood chock full of tiny cobble stone alleyways, a myriad of coffee places and unique shops. It's not my preferred stop for going home - it's the third stop so in evening rush hour, seats may be scarce. Machines seem to work well, platforms are kept pretty nice and there's rarely any flooding unlike the 12th and 13th / Locust Station.

Later on at night, the trains roll through this station. Keep that in mind and always check the…read moreschedules before heading down. I personally much prefer 15th and Locust as the waiting game tends to be shorter and you can sit on the queuing train rather than hover on the platform. This station is obviously convenient to areas like Queen Village and Bella Vista. You can walk straight down and it's closer than the 8th and Market station. I always get turned around popping out of the station from Jersey treks, but it's not a bad stop overall. Just not my first choice personally.

So thankful and grateful to the Benjamin Franklin Delaware river port authority workers on Friday,…read moreOctober 23, 2020 at 7:30 AM they helped my mom who had a tire blowout. The workers helped her while she was pulled over with a blown out tire. They changed her tire for her and helped her on her way! These gentlemen are heroes for helping my mom. She got so nervous and afraid and those guys came to her rescue I don't know their names but thank you so much!

Crippled RiverLink - the only way across the river????…read more "STRANDED! You're (blank) out of luck folks. Ramp is broken or some nonsense. No, we don't have a backup, no we don't have an alternative. You're going to miss a good bit of the concert because we are incompetent." They might as well have said this at around 7pm on 7/3/13, the night of the WMGK Heart concert. We had to take a taxi back home to get the car, drive, pay the toll and the $25 parking fee in Camden!! Useless, thanks to the corrupt Philadelphia River Port Authority. You know, the folks responsible for those water taxis bought 10 years ago that sit unused on the water shortly below this dock. Yeah, the ones who collect bridge tolls and use the money to line their pockets and award special projects unrelated to the river at all. Ahhh Philly, you'll never be a world class city this way.

Beautiful new station that will be underutilized, until NJ Transit rewards the Atlantic City line…read morewith a schedule that actually runs trains. That said, we came from North Jersey for a weekend in Center City Philadelphia. Hotel parking was $42/night, so we opted to use the PTC as a park and ride. Ample FREE parking here with security cameras, and elevators with raised platforms at trains for easy access with bags. We timed our arrival here with the ACL train to 30th Street Station in Philadelphia, which is only a one stop, twenty minute train ride. On the Saturday of that weekend, we left our hotel to come back here but had to plan our journey back around the sporadic ACL train schedule. Once here, we dropped bags off in the car, and walked right back to the station to board the RiverLine which is the light rail which runs through here enroute to Camden from Trenton. That night there was a concert on the Camden Waterfront and it was the way to go. So my point is, if you're seeing a show in Camden or spending a night in Philly, check this place out but also check those schedules!

Passed through here on my way home to South Jersey recently. It had just opened that weekend and…read morethis was changing my route up a little. I took the Riverline from Trenton to here to make the connection to NJT train, instead of connecting in Philly. It was slightly more convenient but not very. I had about 4 min to make my connection, so thankfully they had signs posted, pointing me in the direction of the platform. I ran right past the ticket machines, assuming there would be 1 on the platform. There was not. There was no time to go back down the 2 flights of stairs to get a ticket, so I boarded without. Please make sure you buy your tickets before going up to the platform, there is a $5 surcharge for tickets purchased on board. That's damn near double my ticket! I didn't get to explore much but what I could make out (while making a mad-dash), was pretty nice. Let's see how long that lasts!

Karla made booking my cruise an absolute breeze, and she also scored us some sweet onboard credit!…read moreWill definitely be booking with Karla again

I would highly recommend this travel agent. The agent was able to help me book a vacation for my…read morefamily. She provided me with all the information I needed to travel. She answered all my questions and took time to listen to my concerns. I was able to enjoy my vacation with no worries because my travel agent had booked us the perfect vacation.

We all know how rough it can be to get along in a town, or City you may be visiting…read more I always feel it is best to get a shuttle to your hotel get checked in , unpacked and go from there. You just feel better. Sky Shuttle is a company we have used in Philadelphia for many years now. Sometimes we have to wait over 30 min for them to show up at the airport, but lately they have been there when we hit the curb, or shortly after that. Thank you Jesus. That is so awesome. The drivers are so nice and very helpful, they load your bags and help you in and out of the van. There are even seat belts,which is something that not all the shuttles have. I am grateful for them and they do a great job, even when we are leaving the hotel to go back to the Airport. They are always at the curb on that end. So what more could you want. They even drop you right off at your entrance, for your flight.

Got my private pilots license there in 1974!! Charlie Knobloch was my instructor. Great guy. Karl…read moreKlienberg was the FAA check ride guy with me!! When we got back he said "congratulations Ken, your a Private Pilot." Was a great staff then and really busy. Knocked off flying around 2011. Was at Flying W. then. Got to expensive to continue to poke holes in the sky!! The wife liked it but all things end.......those were the days!! Ken

Personalized service, years of travel experience, always just a phone call away. We have traveled…read moreextensively with Bon Voyage Travel for many many years. It is always so nice to have a "real" person to talk with who knows all the the details of your travel plans. 24 hour a day service, just a phone call away from our home or during our travel experience.