Great concept, great people…read more I've been fortunate to see this go from a couple of notes on a whiteboard to an established business with a small fleet of carts rolling around uptown today. Expanding a bit on the Facebook business model- free services through advertising funding- they have made quite the impact on Charlotte's inner city transportation, without an impact on the environment (electric carts). Their service is provided at nearly all major sporting events, as well as many others. Most of the guys involved in driving the carts I know personally, definitely friendly and personable. I'm looking forward to getting my ride on here soon. Congrats guys. Don't forget to tip your driver!

Love what these guys are doing! Can't beat a free ride!!read more

This station is the southern terminus of the Lynx line so it has a greater capacity since more…read morepeople will be starting or finishing their journeys. They have a three story parking deck (free!) and a ground level overflow lot. Both are accessible from South Boulevard. The platform is elevated, so you might want to consider taking the elevator or feel free to climb the stairs if you feel fit. There is a ticket vending machine on the platform, but you may want to use one of the two that are in the garage if there is a line. Not a whole lot of cover on the platform, so if it's wet or windy or cold, I'd suggest waiting in the garage until the train gets ready to leave.

Great, easy way to get to Uptown Charlotte from the South Carolina suburbs. We used it to get to a…read moreHornets game, and it drops you off right across from the Spectrum Center. There is plenty of free parking at the station, both in lots and in a garage. It's about a 30 minute ride to uptown. It's way easier and cheaper than trying to drive and park in the city. This is the way to go!

This above grade station is an island platform, which means that the doors of your Lynx train will…read moreopen on the left. There is cover and there are benches on the platform. The station does have the usual automated ticket vending machines at both ends of the platform. Note that the Lynx system requires that you keep your ticket with you at all times. There are fare inspectors on the line and they don't accept "Oops." 25th Street Station is handicapped accessible with ramps from street level to the platform. It is between Parkwood (towards Uptown) and 36th Street Station (towards University). There are audible and visual announcements of the train in each direction. There really isn't much nearby. That will change. [Review 10240 overall, 3 of 2019.]

A great rail of transportation. Will you get on the train just steps away from our hotel. Close…read moreto the Epic center. We jumped on the train and went to NoDa north of the city and then back, and then on to Dilsworth. It was on time, easy to use and it was clean.

Closer to Uptown, Carson is the last stop before the line crosses 277 and enters what is considered…read more"Uptown." The station is at ground level, not elevated). There is no 'Park and Ride" here. The station is pretty well lit. It is a block from the wonderful Midnight Diner (reviewed separately) and the Morehead Street Tavern. Looking south, you can see the train coming from as far away as Bland Street Station but from the north, there is a curve where it crosses the highway. There are automated announcements that let you know a train is a few minutes away. There are ticket vending machines on each platform. Note that you must purchase your ticket before boarding the train. The LYNX line does have fare inspectors and they're serious about it.

Not on my usual Lynx ride, but I have passed this station many-a-time while walking the Rail Trail…read moreand now that there are apartments popping up all over the place in SouthEnd, this is becoming a pretty popular stop. The Carson Lynx Station is the "last" stop on the line before the lynx crosses over I-277 and into Uptown. It is also good to note that the trail still continues on under Moorehead, but then diverts you over to Moorehead/College St if you are trying to walk in. No pedestrian traffic allowed on the light rail bridge over 277. A lot of folks get on the train at the other end of the line in Pineville, so by the time the train reaches Carson, it's pretty packed (depending on the time of day... I'm talking rush hour when it is pretty packed). No men employed to squeeze people in the trains yet (like Japan), but if you value your personal space, I would either try to get an earlier train, or just avoid the rush hour altogether. Other than that... pretty standard light rail station. No park and ride here.... but lots of residential places nearby and you've got TWC News 14 building behind the station off of South Blvd and the Midnight Diner about a block away.

The northern terminus of the LYNX Blue Line at the end of the 19.3 mile track, this station is…read morelocated on the campus of University of North Carolina Charlotte https://www.yelp.com/biz/university-of-north-carolina-charlotte-charlotte. UNCC is a massive campus with an enrollment of some 30,000 students and it stands on a 1,000 acre campus. The station is at the surface level with a single island platform. There is a crossover just before the station and the trains could be at the stop on either side. There is some cover here but the station is otherwise completely exposed to the elements as are nearly all Blue Line stations. There is an automated ticket vending machine on the platform and you must have a ticket before boarding the train. You can also use the CATS app to purchase online. The next stop southbound is JW Clay Blvd/UNC Charlotte towards I-485/South Boulevard. A full run of the entire line https://www.yelp.com/collection/HPr54TmCPySOUTOSgzOvZA/Mind-the-gap-y-all takes about 45 minutes. As Chris S. mentions, there is parking here but it is only for those with campus parking permits. [Review 16942 overall - 3264 in North Carolina - 458 of 2022.]

What does one say about a light rail station? It was clean and the light rail itself was running on…read moretime the day I was there. The station appears to be well used considering it's proximity to the University, but it's still well maintained. No complaints. No issues.

I used Walker's for the 1st time and they have great service. I used them for a one way ride from…read morethe airport to my home, but they do other shuttle services as well. They will do shuttle service for groups, weddings, concerts, airport, etc. I spoke to other shuttle services, however, they were not prompt with their replies. I was contacted the same day I called Walker's and had everything booked. When I landed I spoke to Mary (owner) and she was at the curbside pick up within minutes of us talking. I would highly recommend their service!

I used Walker's to get from the airport to my house. Usually you have to wait after you get off the…read moreplane for the car to arrive but they were there waiting for me! The ride was easy and the driver was great. Also, it was a good price (about $20 cheaper than when I previously took a cab). I definitely recommend this service.

excellent service and very professional affordable price and always on time. I will recommend this…read moreservice any time. !!

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