Pretty clean here has a bathroom and a ticket station. They play classic rock in the waiting area…read more Not sure if this is a new thing but it's nice to drown out the noise of the cars passing by. Lots of room to sit and to relax if you need to.

Buses here always on time with departing and arriving. The 477 that goes direct DT MPLS every…read moreweekday morning 7-8 min apart is also great. Plenty of parking but dies fill up by 7:30. They also do a good job in keeping the station clean.

Clifford is the most comfortable, reliable way to travel hands down! You'll appreciate the plush…read morered seats, great tunes, and reasonable prices as you wind through wintery roads. Thanks Clifford for the best ride available complete with PA and fancy lights!

We arrived in Minneapolis for the Super Bowl. Our hotel recommended Crimson Ride. Brent and his…read moreteam took care of us the entire visit- airport transfers, trip to Paisley Park, drop off and pick up from the Super Bowl. They made it easy and we always felt safe. Snow, crazy traffic, road closures- everything they managed with ease so we had a great time on a once in a lifetime trip. I absolutely recommend them. Friendly and on time. Friendly and knowledgeable drivers. They made sure we had fun!

I cannot say enough about this company. I use them whenever I need a car service, whether it be…read morejust just myself for a ride to the airport or for a large group needing to head to a game or a night out. Brent and his drivers are always prompt, professional, and go out of their way to provide the best service and be very accommodating. Highly recommend!!!!

Really nice airport! I love that they had Joe &the juice inside the airport. It was perfect for my…read morelayover. Although my flight kept getting pushed to a later time, the customer service I received at the two delta terminals were good. Both agents were so helpful and listened to my concerns. I was able to get rebooked on another flight after my original flight was continuously delayed. There are so many great restaurants in this airport. They even had a Prince memorabilia store (of course they did. It's his hometown). They also had a few lounges that also offered day passes. They even had a PGA lounge for all the gold players. The airport is currently undergoing construction in the delta terminal. This did not interfere with anything during my time at the airport. If you have a layover or visiting Minneapolis you will not be disappointed with this airport.

I like this airport it's pretty spread out and Delta operates out of terminal 1. Plenty of food and…read morespots to relax so you don't feel congested with people surrounding you! Introverts dream! People here mind their business and I've been lucky and had my connecting flight literally the next gate over (godly thank you delta)

As crazy as it sounds, this was the 1st time I've used the metro from the airport. When I attempted…read moreto book my usual car rental, I was hit with $244 for 24hrs. Nope, not happening. The $4 all day ticket saved me $240, before tax & I had the added bonus of cardio! It's also incredibly easy to use. This particular station is clean, with great signage & clear maps, pricing, kiosks. One direction goes from T1 to T2 (free), then to Mall of America, the last stops on the blue line going that direction & connecting to the red line,I believe. We went the opposite way, towards Target Field, the last stops on the blue line for downtown & connecting to the green line. Our stop was government station, -10min walk to our hotel with a -15min walk to our event. I'll be doing this more often, when the weather is feeling cooperative! Follow the signs in T1 towards T2 & the lightrail. Take the tram & follow the signs again (there's an elsalator down). If heading only to T2, no ticket required. If going to Mall of America or to downtown, you can get your tickets (several options) from the kiosks. Trams run a outliers 10-15min. Easy Peasy!

The focus of my review is the bus, not the light rail (although I have taken the light rail to…read moredowntown Minneapolis and it is lovely). I had to go to downtown St Paul so I took a bus from the Metro Transit Terminal which is on level 2, gold ramp. There is an indoor waiting area where you can see the bus coming and there is a board inside with real time updates for the bus (Route 54 serves the airport). You can download the Metro Transit app to purchase fares ahead of time or pay on the bus, but the app makes it easy. You just activate your ticket and show it to the driver and off you go. I made it to downtown St Paul in a half hour. Coming back on a Sunday morning, it only took me 20 minutes to get from downtown St Paul to the airport. It is easy to enter the bus lobby, go up the escalator and go right into the terminal. It is a quick and easy way (and cheap too) to downtown St. Paul. One note, the bus I took going to the city didn't have any room for bags but the other bus was more roomy.

We hired Famous Amos Transport to pull our travel trailer and to deliver it to our house on a…read morerainy, Sunday morning in under 24 hours of our first conversation. They were professional and reasonably priced. We plan on using them in the future and recommend them to anyone requiring such services. Thanks Mike and Tracey!

The title of this review is: New Rider Etiquette, aka, The Stuff They Won't Tell You on…read moremetrotransit.org. It honestly wouldn't surprise me if all the suburban express buses (and not just Woodbury) operated in a similar fashion so make sure you have your peepers open and approach with caution if you don't want to commit a heinous social gaffe that will brand you and your mistake in the memories of all your fellow riders until another newbie shows up and makes the same scandalous faux pas. If you are 1) observant, 2) have your money or bus pass in hand before boarding the bus and 3) understand this concept of standing in a line and patiently waiting your turn, you should be okay. The first time I rode the bus here, I had a solid grasp of #1 and #2 because these same skills are required to ride the CTA buses and trains in Chicago. But 3#??? Waiting in a line? Being patient? OH HELL NO! In Woodbury, the first person to arrive at the bus stop (if the next bus has not arrived yet) becomes the Line Starter. To ensure proper Line Formation, the Line Starter must be able to identify west from east. For starters: the entrance to the theater faces north (towards Target). There are maybe 6 doors that make up this entrance and it is the responsibility of the Line Starter to identify the westernmost door at this entrance and to stand there confidently, as if it say, "I am First. I will be the First Person to board the bus. You must all stand Behind me." After that, each subsequent arrival must join the line in the order they got there. If you fuck up, nobody will say anything. But they will STARE. The will STARE DAGGERS. And they will SILENTLY HATE YOU. And if they are standing next to somebody they know (maybe they know each other from church or maybe they live in the same subdivision or maybe they work for the same company) one will comment quietly to the other, "uh-oh, looks like a newbie. Normally I'd say something but I'm ______ (fill in the blank with an excuse) today." And every time I hear that, I'm like, "Oh Shutup! You would never say anything! And neither will any of the rest of us!! Quit giving yourself airs!" As soon as the bus arrives, everyone then boards the bus in a neat and orderly fashion. Thus ends part one of the lesson. Part two begins at the end of the workday when the bus is pulling back into the park and ride lot and everyone has begun to wrap up their iPod cords, put away their newspapers and put bookmarkers in the appropriate spot. As soon as the bus stops, DO NOT STAND UP. STAY WHERE YOU ARE. Everyone on the bus deboards from the front to the back of the bus. You do not stand up until it is your turn to join the line of people exiting the bus. If you are sitting at the back of the bus and you stand up prematurely, people will immediately assume that you are a line jumper. That you are trying to exit the bus before it is your turn. They will stare at you. They will shoot invisible laser beams into your torso. They will silently criticize you and judge you for your inability to be an observant witness to the complex social orders that are at work on the bus. Messed up, isn't it? I've been riding the bus to and from this location for the past 8 months and I'm still amazed at the depth of reach that social strictures can have on a group of strangers. It's astonishing that a group of Minnesotans (and Woodburians, at that, who are even more nice than the atypical kind of Minnesota nice, if that's even possible) all managed to decide to do the same thing, every day, and probably all without ever talking to each other or acknowledging the reasons we all feel this deep urging to do this because I'm not going to lie: I like the orderliness and cleanliness of a line too. And humans like to color themselves amazed by patterns of bird migrations. Pfft.

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