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    Dulles Airport AeroTrain

    Dulles Airport AeroTrain

    3.1(42 reviews)
    36.8 km

    I love the AeroTrain when I can use it. Note this is NOT the Metro subway train. It takes you from…read morethe main Terminal building to Terminals A, B, & C. It's quick and efficient vs the rolling mobile lounges. Unfortunately you'll mostly only use it when you're departing vs arriving at the airport,. particularly if you're traveling on an international flight requiring you to clear customs first, which means taking the mobile lounge. They're clean, fast, usually running every 5 minutes or so. Not much seating so you'll likely be standing. Some complain about the walk to the gates from the train stop, but given that it's been built into the airport long after the original terminals were constructed, I think it's reasonable, especially to avoid the mobile lounges. Plus I like the last chance to stretch my legs before being cooped up in a plane for hours. The long term plan is to continue to build it out, particularly to the next set of terminals that are being planned (currently this review is late 2025) to begin building in the next few years pending funding (we know how that's going this year). If you can take it when you're traveling, do so.

    This is the transportation to the A, B and C gates. (With A, C using the same Train)…read more The train arrival intervals are usually 5 minutes or less. The ride itself is less than a minute. The cars are always clean and, given the really short ride, mostly standing with limited seats on one side of the car. After the short ride you take a couple of escalators or elevator to the B Gates. As many times as I've used this transport there hasn't been any delays or mechanical issues. Maybe the shortest ride from the Main Terminal to Gates ever.

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    Dulles Airport AeroTrain
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    Strasburg Rail Road - The Parlor Car

    Strasburg Rail Road

    4.2(311 reviews)
    141.3 km

    I visited the Strasburg Rail Road recently, but not for the train ride this time and it still…read moreturned into a really easy outing with kids. When we first got there, staff greeted us and let us know when the next train was leaving. I hadn't planned ahead to ride this time, but they also told us there's a park a little ways down that's included at no additional cost, which was a really nice option to have. From the parking lot at the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania, you can actually see the playground behind a fence across the street. Once we walked over, we just took our time looking at the trains up close, passing the shops, and letting the kids explore as we went. The playground isn't huge, but it works. It's not gated, but it's tucked in enough that I wasn't worried about my kids running off. The ground is tire shred (which I prefer over tan bark), and there's seating for adults nearby. Bathrooms are right by the playground, which makes a big difference with little kids. There's also a Thomas the Train LEGO display at the Toy Train Store (not too far from the playground) which my kids loved. Next time, I'll plan ahead to include the train ride, but this was still a really good visit.

    We came here about an hour before our train and spent some time walking around the little shops…read more There was a small empty stage, and my sister stepped onto it for a quick joke picture my mom wanted to take. A man sitting nearby suddenly yelled at her that she wasn't allowed on the stage. My mom and sister apologized right away, but I jokingly said to my sister, "He probably doesn't even work here." The man immediately jumped into the conversation with an attitude and said, "I actually do work here." The whole interaction felt unnecessarily aggressive from the start. He was dressed in plain clothes with no name tag, uniform, or anything showing he worked there, so there was no clear way for visitors to know he was staff or that the stage was off limits. The situation could have been handled much more politely and professionally. Because of that experience, I honestly wouldn't come back. I also wanted to quickly add that if there was a sign, we did not see it.

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    Strasburg Rail Road - All aboard.

    All aboard.

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    Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority - When I first saw photos of Metro stations taken from above, I thought this vault would be grand, but it's smaller and used at many stations

    Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority

    2.8(488 reviews)
    1.8 km

    My daughter left her phone on the rail car seat along with her fare card and didn't realize until…read morewe were at the exit turnstiles. Station Mgr, A. Q. Hawkins saw her distress and came out of the booth to help. He immediately went into action making calls to help locate and secure the phone while calmly and kindly reassuring her. With his assistance, we were able to get back both the phone and card that were found by a fellow rider. All thanks to Mr. A.Q. Hawkins!

    I like riding the metro. As someone who grew up near DC and moved to NoVA the Metro has been a…read moreconvenience for me in terms of getting around DC so I don't have to deal with hectic drivers or traffic. I've been riding this public transit nt entire life. However the last five weeks have been such a headache from WMATA's customer service that it's really made me consider if I need to just suck it up and drive into DC or take the bus. I used the SmartTrip app to reload my MetroCard and for over a MONTH the funds have been "pending". I called WMATA customer service, I emailed them multiple times, and even reached out to their official Reddit account. And I've been ignored, invalidated, gaslit a couple times, and some instances I've been disrespected by staff that clearly didn't want to be at work. I've always come with a level head but firm tone given how many times I've contacted WMATA and they have not resolved my issue. I'm irate and feel very disrespected and expected more from WMATA. As of 04/17 this issue still hasn't been resolved.

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    Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority - My Metro train is pulling in to the Union Station station.

    My Metro train is pulling in to the Union Station station.

    Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority - There is concrete, ceiling panels, ductwork, etc being sorted and hauled

    There is concrete, ceiling panels, ductwork, etc being sorted and hauled

    Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority - I was impressed by how clean the rolling stock is, such as the seating, the partitions, and the floors. Note the sloped sides of the cars.

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    I was impressed by how clean the rolling stock is, such as the seating, the partitions, and the floors. Note the sloped sides of the cars.

    Amtrak Metropolitan Lounge - D.C.

    Amtrak Metropolitan Lounge - D.C.

    4.0(3 reviews)
    2.9 kmNoMa

    Just like Ian stated in his review there are two lounge areas. My review is for the Metropolitan…read moreLounge that Acela passengers etc can use. Located near section "E" you will find a set of brown double doors. You ring the bell, wait for the green light then proceed inside. Once inside you will check in with the front desk employee, who scans your ticket. She was so nice even for 6am. She gave me a quick overview of what was available and where. I was then on my way to sit down. Once around the corridor I found a nice area to sit at, and grabbed a snack or two. There are also bottled beverages, hot water and coffee. The lounge is not massive. It was a nice area. There is various wall art displays around. So that was nice to see. Really screams DC, showcasing art. Getting to and from the train was a breeze. Overall a great lounge. Nice to take advantage of.

    This Amtrak Metropolitan Lounge is located inside DC's Union Station, and while the main site…read morestates that there are 'complimentary non-alcoholic beverages, snacks, and free Wi-Fi', this is definitely not the case here. In addition, the operating hours are incorrect, as the site states limited hours, but they seem to be open until the last departure of the evening. This lounge is not restrictive at all, as it's open to all Amtrak ticket holders; the staff in the front is quick and efficient in checking and letting you in. The place is barebones, as there are only a couple of monitors to show the departing times of different upcoming trains, but there are no refreshments or access to restrooms - you'd have to exit the lounge to use the restrooms around the corner and show your ticket again to enter. Definitely an option for those who come earlier to have seating available; otherwise, one would have to just hover around the track entrances until their train gets called. +open to all Amtrak ticket holders +no restrooms in the lounge +no refreshments

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    Amtrak Metropolitan Lounge - D.C. - Snacks for morning

    Snacks for morning

    Amtrak Metropolitan Lounge - D.C.
    Amtrak Metropolitan Lounge - D.C.

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