Living in the city, I don't often go to Tysons, but I'm glad there's a public transportation option…read moreif I did. The Metro Station is clean and easy to navigate. Signs point you through walkways over the highway to get to Tysons.

My favorite metro station! Its on the Silver Line!…read more I live in Mocoville... and driving to NOVA stresses me out. It gives me migraines and heartburn. No matter what day it is, or time. There's traffic! So much bumper to bumper traffic! However now I can save my wear and tear on my car. Its about an hour ride. Which is fine by me. There's a lot stores and shopping centers nearby besides Tysons Mall. The station is well lit and has pedestrian bridge. Now I can visit my VA friends more ! Only downside is riding metro ain't cheap. Can you believe rush hour ends at 9pm?!!! However its cheap to ride the metro on the weekend.

I'm going to buck the trend and be the only 5-star review (so far!) on this station. During our DC…read moretrip, we were staying in Fairfax and were advised by local DC friends my of in-laws to park at this station. The parking lots is spacious, and there was always plenty of available parking both in the garage as well as in the outdoor lot. It would have been helpful if there was signage at the outdoor lot as to which direction to travel to get to the metro itself, but after following other people the first day, it was easy enough to figure out. The staff here that we interacted here were all friendly and helpful. On our first day taking the metro, the staff noticed we were a bit confused so actually approached to make sure any questions we had were addressed. The station itself was kept fairly clean, and we didn't notice any trash or litter around the station proper or waiting areas. The actual platforms are technically outdoors, but are covered so you are still mostly protected from the weather (with the exception of the cold). The location is definitely a bit out of the way, so this station does not typically get too packed, even during rush hour. However this location only services the orange line, so there might be a bit of a wait for the next train. Although you don't really see Metro police patrolling this station like you see in DC, we never really felt unsafe here nor noticed signs of broken glass on the floor in the parking lots, indictive of frequent car theft/break-ins. Parking is $3 all-day if you are taking the metro. Overnight parking is not offered at this location.

West Falls Church has an okay Metro station. It has lots of parking. Station is located in Falls…read moreChurch on the west side. Because it's an outdoor one it doesn't smell bad. This is kept pretty clean and it's convenient to ground transportation. Here there's a big parking garage. It serves the Orange Line. This is the next to last stop. After this the Orange Line goes next to Vienna, where it ends. The Silver Line is to the east when you get to the East Falls Church station. It takes longer to get a train because there's fewer that come through here. There also isn't much going on around it. It has lots of parking, which is the best thing about here. Kind of too far from any places to eat or shopping and stuff. The fewer trains mean a long wait.

This station is very small and has no restrooms. The train took a long time to come. Some staff…read morewere friendly and helpful others were not.

East Falls Church has an okay Metro station. It has a location close to western Arlington and Falls…read moreChurch. Plenty of trains come through. An outdoor one so it smells clean. The station is close to busses and parking. Here is good for getting off in Arlington or Falls Church. It serves the Orange and Silver Lines. This is the last station to make a transfer. After this the Orange goes to West Falls Church. The Silver goes to Wiehle-Reston. It doesn't seem to get too crowded. This is a bad place for driving to and parking because space is limited. It seems good for getting to Falls Church. Plenty of busses to take you here. This is also good for making a transfer.

Very poor planned station. Communication is key, however it lacks here. If you are a rider its…read moresimple, right? Just walk on to the station and hop on the train. However if you park and ride it's very misleading. So most parking stations has the long bar when you when entering. You tap to pay when you exit. However here, its confusing. Some parking spaces has numbers let's say #40. You go to the kiosk you try to pay However its certain times that you pay and certain times thats its free. You cant pay ahead. When you do pay its like $1 an hour. If your waiting for someone to p/u the car lines cause a huge backup because its in a shared lot (I think) with restaurants. Theres no signs mentioning hours or anything. Luckily, I was meeting with friends nearby and I waited til 7pm to pay for my parking. I made sure I took a copy of my paid parking.. though my time expired... by 30 minutes. Nothing happened.. I hope i dont get any surprises in the mail.

Dude running the Metro parking garage is an asshole. Driving in the area during snow week and had…read moreto pull over into the entrance to make way for bus/heavy traffic. I couldn't back up safely in the snow so I pulled in and made an immediate U-turn to get back on the roads. Guy on the intercom just smirked saying there's no grace period - then asking my payment method and started mockingly walk me through how to pay like I'm an elderly person, speaking overly loudly and slowly. Yes, it may be policy you're the only parking garage in the 21st century that doesn't let me leave for free in the first 15 minutes. At the end of the day it's $9. But when people are already having a bad day getting around driving in bad weather and your reflex is to laugh, there's a special place for people like that.

Pretty standard stop…read more Waits are a but longer this far out, so plan accordingly. Clean enough and the entry points work.

What can I say..it is the metro!…read more As is the case with most of the metro stations, the ceilings and train platforms are just picturesque, maybe even good for photo ops. I've been through this station a few times for years going to Rosslyn. The signage makes it very easy to navigate through this station. They have stairs galore (along with escalators), which I appreciate. The station is parallel to Route 7 and within walking distance of office buildings, restaurants, etc.

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.

As always, DCAcar is our go-to transportation partner due to their exceptional customer service and…read morereliability. We experienced issues with our corporate credit card during several recent bookings, and the DCAcar team was incredibly gracious in honoring the rides to ensure our executives arrived where they needed to be without disruption. As of this morning, the credit card issue has been resolved, and we're especially grateful to partner with such an outstanding family-owned transportation company that consistently provides top-notch service and truly cares for its customers.

DCAcar is fantastic. Making the arrangements is super-simple, and the people that help with…read morescheduling are friendly, clear, and very responsive. The drivers are exceptionally professional and helpful, and the cars are comfortable and luxurious. Best of all is the personalization -- they monitor your flight, they contact you when you're on the ground, and they figure out the best place to meet you at the airport. The whole thing is simple and seamless -- exactly what you want when you travel.

We use wheelchair accessible vehicle service from VA to DC. Service was prompt, courteous and…read moredriver was extremely helpful.

HORRIBLE service! Friend had called and booked a wheel chaired ride for last night to get back to…read moreher hotel. Waited for cab and nothing. Friend called and was told that there were not any handicapped cabs available even though she had booked one earlier! Whoever was on the phone wouldn't help with customer service, etc...Luckily another friend had a mini-van that she was able to get her back to her hotel. Shame on you Fairfax Yellow Cab! I will never use you and will tell my clients not to either!