Replenish your bus pass or pick up a schedule of any of the many routes in the cities…read more A quick efficient transaction with usually duty-full employees, not warm and fuzzy, not rude either. I'm not using the service as much as before so card credit lasts a long time. The transit is required for city living, who wants to drive downtown and walk through the parking ramps?

The train station is away from any main roads, but close to three places that have residents or…read moreguests staying in them. Bloomington Central Station, unlike most stations, has a pedestrian park with great landscaping around it, so a person can relax a few short yards from the station in beautiful surroundings. It is also a safe place to wait at even during late night hours. In the cold winter months overhead heaters are available to use. There is no bathrooms at this location.

My buddy and I were there to witness history this past weekend when the Vikings came back from the…read morebiggest point deficit in NFL history. What a game. The stadium is beautiful. The facilities were modern. It was generally easy to get around but with walking around the stadium, there were a couple bottle-necks where you basically stand and wait for people to move. It didn't make much sense. There were a lot of food options. My buddy got some wings from Heritage wings and they were pretty tasty. I can't wait to go back and see another Vikings game!

The US Bank Stadium Station is the first light rail station going West that serves both the Blue…read moreand Green lines. Thus in this way, one can get to the football stadium from both Mall of America/Airport AND St Paul. It has an elevated walkway to allow crossing of the street, but it is closed during non-game days.

Rather than spend $40 for a taxi all the way to the airport, I let the taxi bring me to the Metro…read morestation. At 12:30 at night, after I climbed up the stairs, it sure felt lonely standing up there by myself. Kinda creepy. Thankfully, I only had to wait for about 20 minutes before the train arrived. This is an elevated station over Lake Street, which in the winter would be insanely cold if there's a breeze. There's a sign next to a button to turn on a heater, but it wasn't operating in September.

I love light rails. I believe it runs 24 hour. It so easy to get on and off the train when I need…read moreto go to the airport or downtown Minneapolis. It's quick to get to those destinations. I am giving this place four stars because of the location. It is sketchy. As a female, it is creepy to go there by myself. Especially when you get there early morning around 5 am. It is quiet and not sure if anyone would pop around in the corner. They should have securities out around this time. Well, I guess like any other public places, make sure you look after your belongings. There is a Park and Ride area next to the station. It is free to park there but I think it is during the day only. I have parked there once and so far nothing has happened to my car. I would say it is safe to do that. The single fair costs $1.75 which is not bad. There are discounts for senior citizens. Enjoy the ride!

I take the train from this station a few times a week to the airport. It's a short walk from the…read moreparking lot to the station and happily they have a heat lamp inside the shelters. From the airport terminals and oils be nice if the signs also explained which direction to get between terminals besides just showing "to Minneapolis" and to mall of America

There are two parking lots close by the station, about a min walk to one of them and the other…read moreslightly farther away. There are plenty of covered waiting areas with heaters, which helps in the winter. Its about a 4 min ride if your flying out of MSP Terminal 1.

Quick and easy way to get to the twins game. The cars are very clean. I felt safe while riding…read moreFriday evening. Cheaper than Uber. Will ride again next game!

Minneapolis is my home town. I love public transportation. So, Five Stars…read more This gets you downtown effortlessly. This is a well executed public transit system. And, for the level of service relative to the cost ($1.75) it is very good.

If you haven't been to the US, you Must Venture To America - just to ride these buses!…read more OK I can't back that up. But the drivers can sometimes back these buses up! Sometimes. This is one of the few bus services that I actually relied on once in my life because I was stupid enough to come to Minneapolis without a car a very long time ago - so I take the bus at about lunch time up to the village of Hilltop and back and then a couple other buses to other locations in the area over subsequent days. And I like it because I'm a kid and it's exciting. But yeah. It wasn't great. They're not awful and they're not great. Nowhere near as nice as the buses in England though. They are a bit neglected, and I guess when buses have to run to through this much incredible snow and Siberian temperatures then you're glad that they just exist and and they don't break down.

Buses seem behind schedule alot but some drivers care and try to make up the time later on in routeread more

Visited the city for the first time, took a Twin Town Pedicabs ride. Richard, our driver (peddler?)…read morewas amazing. He took us where we wanted to see, he took us to things we didn't know we wanted to see, he told us all about the history of so many things, buildings, businesses, people, everything. His knowledge of the city, of the routes, of the sights, was incredible. Got to see more of the city than we would have on foot, and a much better view than passing through by car. We had the best time.

I see and understand the mixed reviews...some context may be helpful to those reading…read more First, it's incredibly practical. There is no better way to avoid traffic and get to an event in style, on time, and affordably compared to parking next to a venue. Second, it's wildly fun and memorable. Riding over the river on the stone arch bridge with ice cream in hand on the 4th of July, enjoying the fireworks with no parking hassle--an experience that could be considered once in a lifetime. Slipping through the mob to the front of the stadium before AND after a game... Relief for your body after a long festival, concert, or convention...ask the driver to take you for some great take-out and back to the hotel, or if the night is too beautiful to stay in, tour the city until you find a bar that looks good. Giggling your heart out because the butterflies and city lights are the most joy you've experienced in ages? Priceless. Riding back and forth from free parking to the St. Paul Farmers' market with all your fresh purchases and an iced coffee on a sunny Sunday morning...I'm quite sure there is nothing better. But the drivers rent the bikes from the pedicab company, which is practical because of maintenance. This means you are really dealing with the independent drivers, who need to make enough to cover their rent for the bike and then some. This explains the other reviews. You can either pre-book or try to snag one on the street. At events like the State Fair or a sporting event, there will usually be one available out front. But pre-booking is better because you will get a "lifer" or someone who drives consistently. It also means the cab was set up especially for them, which makes a huge difference in your experience. Having taken pedicabs all accross the country and seen the overhead associated with them, $100/hour is a perfectly reasonable rate for a single cab of less than 500 lbs., and they have a radius of several miles. This means a ride of a few blocks could be 20 bucks, or perhaps 10 on a slow night. The best thing to do on the street is show the driver where you want to go and ask them how much. The seasoned ones will usually say something like "Just have a good time and pay me what it's worth when you get out" which means you are about to have a great time and will probably feel like tipping them...a few might quote you a price that is reasonable but seems high because it is more expensive than Uber, just remember Uber can't cut traffic. For pre-booking the rate still applies, but much is dependent on the location venue and timing. Communications during peak season can be tough due to supply and demand--during good weather, drivers want to be out, not making calls or setting up rides. Obviously the farther in advance you book the better, and if you are a season ticket holder, you should just get the number of one of the "lifer" drivers phone numbers to complete your experience.