With the P2P circulator, you pay for what you get. There's a reason its significantly cheaper than…read moreAmtrak. On a Friday evening or Saturday night, the bus will be smelly, probably crowded and longer than a 2 hour trip. You will need to get there early, especially if you're leaving NY to go to Philly after work on Friday. Expect for the driver to be rude to you, if there is any interaction at all. The 12:30 Sunday bus is a whole different beast: the return trip is mellow, the bus doesn't smell as badly (if you're lucky, the smell of pee won't even be detectable!) and the experience is less painful and potentially only 90 minutes if your driver goes at warpspeed..

We were promptly picked up in time for our big nite Prom, the Limo was shined and polished . We…read morewent to the art museum to get pictures, the driver Ray really made sure we were at the right place to get pics of our big nite.it was a flawless experience from the beginning until the ride was finished, Thanks

Elliot was extremely professional and a great person to have a conversation with. I didn't get him…read morethrough his business, but thru Uber a few years ago. I felt pretty lucky to have met him driving around in his Telsa. When I ever in town I will defiantly be calling his business directly instead of Uber to help me get around in Philadelphia next time I am in town.

Please keep in mind that I'm writing this review while waiting for my train, which is 25 minutes…read morelate thus far... The wissahickon station has no frills. It has not ticket booth, limited parking, and barely any cover in the event of rain. However, it is located right next to a few bus stops and is a short walk from my end of 'yunk. Besides, SEPTA isn't always this late...

Ample free parking. Generally clean. Good location…read more Additionally, this stop is easier to travel to than Manayunk's station, largely since it's off of a major road (Ridge Av). Manayunk doesn't offer parking either.

We used Prime Time Limo for my daughters prom and they were easy to book with and very helpful…read moreanswering my questions. Will was our driver and he was excellent, friendly not just to the parents but to the kids. We will definitely use them again and request Will

The driver decided he had enough of driving on main roads (he told me this when I asked him why the…read moreconvuluted return route), so he took us on back roads, adding another 30 minutes to our journey. To top it off, he was FLYING down these back roads, so much so that we all flew out of our seats a few times when he hit bumps or curves, and a few of us were getting motion sick. Dangerous driver who cared more about his joy ride than the safety and comfort of his passengers.

Hey, it's Patco. If you are heading towards NJ, this is the second stop on the route, which means…read moreif you hop on in the after work crush, you are more likely than not to at least get a seat. But at least once or twice a month, maybe if there's been train delays or especially bad weather, you might find yourself having to stand. Sometimes there is a staff member near the ticket gates yelling out when the next train is coming, which is helpful. Sometimes it smells a bit pissy near the entrances. The downside is that if it rains, the 12th St. south entrance floods and unless you are wearing waterproof shoes, it's really not accessible. For up to 2 days! The staff really should do something about that. Otherwise you have to cross the street to access PATCO.

I'll never forget the first time I visited this station. I was 21, it was late summer, and I was…read morestill slightly terrified of the city after a sheltered life in the suburbs. I was taking PATCO alone for the second time ever and meeting a friend nearby. I was so nervous that I somehow bypassed the 13th Street exit and kept walking. Hardly anyone was around but eventually I emerged at 15th Street...and had to run back a few blocks to meet my friend. It never occurred to me to turn back around. Times have changed and over the years I've used PATCO quite a bit. No matter, I still often double-check my steps when I leave this specific platform, which is probably silly and paranoid at this point. This is the second to last stop westbound, and it's conveniently situated in Washington Square West. You can also link up to the BSL here. I recommend having a Freedom Card if you frequent the city at all. I tend to see long lines purchasing tickets at the kiosks...but especially at this station.

These buses are great for seeing all kinds of areas of Philadelphia and learning about what to do…read morefor next time! While it is a hop on hop off experience, we noticed that when we hopped off it took about an hour to find another bus, so we decided to just stay on and plan on visiting the spots on our own next time. We had Nick on our bus as the guide and he was great! He explained a lot about the history of the city and was also very funny!

It was a cold and drizzly day. Bus was unheated. Guide did not hold microphone close to mouth so…read morecouldn't be heard ( even though we told him we couldn't hear). Bus interior was run down and dirty. Driver was good, professional and patient.

The Moylan-Rose Valley station is located on the Media/Elwyn line of the SEPTA regional rail system…read more(in Zone 3). It is between the Media stop, and the Wallingford stop. Access to the station is from Manchester Ave. This is closest to South Media as well as the two neighborhoods mentioned in the station name. Manchester Ave. is not very walkable into town, with a somewhat busy road and no sidewalks. I do not recommend this stop if you are walking and are not familiar with the area (it does connect to bus 118). If walking, you are better off getting off at the Media stop to access Media Borough. *If you are trying to get to The Pennsylvania Institute of Technology, then yes, this is closest, but still, watch traffic as you walk there, because that bend of the road is dangerous in a car, let alone on foot. There is a sizable parking lot at this station, however it is pretty full as are most SEPTA regional rail lots. (I know a number of people who live nearby and walk there.) Each space costs $1 in quarters at the machine per day. This station has a SEPTA ticket office, open 5:15am-11:15am M-F. This station also has a US Post Office (which is only open M-Sat 7am - 10:30am -- see separate Yelp listing). There is a small porch overhang off of the station house for inclement weather. Fun Fact: This station has operated since 1870!

Incredible service. The Best! On time and smooth ride, no issues what soever. I highly recommend.read more