It's more convenient than anything else. It's not clean, it's not new, and it can get crowded, but…read moreit gets you from point A to point B within fairly on-time accuracy. It can get sketchy at night, and sometimes the cabin lights get turned off momentarily mid-ride, either an electrical failure or a prank from beyond, but for $1.80 one-way, can you really complain about it? If you're hyper-sensitive about safety or time, then take an Uber or Lyft or call a buddy to pick you up. Otherwise, the light rail is at the far, far end of the airport and departs every 30 minutes. From BWI to Hunt Valley (end to end), the trip duration is 1 hour 20 minutes. These are their operating hours: Monday - Friday | 5:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m. Saturday | 6:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m. Sunday and Holidays | 11:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.

I enjoyed stopping at BWI for my layover. The staff was friendly and the airport was clean. I'll…read morealso like that they offer Clear fast track thought pre-check.

We went to downtown Atlanta using Marta Train Fast and easy…read moreservice Accurate timing Cost 2.5 USD

Black lady red locs and glasses who's the station manager here was very disrespectful to me. I…read moreused my debit card to get thru. But the door didn't open. I'm waving at her to get her attention. Whole attitude. I'm trying to tell her the door isn't opening she says " it's been opening all day" like I'm lying then says "I don't have time to argue use they're gate" I know unfortunately yet another scorned someone taking their personal issues out on me. Sadly if I was a white man id receive none of this treatment. This just happened. Saturday evening 4/18 11:45pm.

Tenleytown Metro is part of my weekday routine, and those escalator stairs are no joke--I walk them…read moreas a mini workout before work. The station itself is about as clean as you can expect for a busy commuter hub, and I've always found it well-maintained. There are plenty of bus options right outside, which makes transfers pretty easy. When school's in session, it does get more crowded with students, but it's still manageable. All in all, a solid station that gets the job done.

I'm thinking metro management simply does not care about anything…read more Tenleytown station is now closed on the Panera side of the street. Nobody working at all. Nobody ever working. I guess the customer who rides metro regular really gets screwed as driving downtown is horrific by itself. The ads all tell us the train is easier with the endless delays, filthy cars and lack of any management in stations. I did pick up an idea if you don't want to pay. I watched this one go by while the dude in the little hut is playing in his phone. A woman has a small child plus a stroller. She sends the kid through the end turnstile which opens when the kid touches the card to the card reader. She walks on through with the stroller and pays nothing (aside from the kid). It's genius. Maybe Elmo is available to be hired.

I come through this Metro station mostly to head over to Target to do my shopping. This station…read moreservices the red line. There are quite a few restaurant options all within walking distance of this station. It's even close enough that you can head south to reach the Smithsonian National Zoological Park.

The red line has a lot of stations here. If you want to take more of a downhill walk to the zoo,…read morethis might be better for you than the Woodley Park metro station. Also it's not quite as busy, which is always a positive. This sometimes I joke is a forgotten station, but there are plenty of activities and places within walking distance. Here you're in a very nice part of NW DC. I don't want to begin to think what the apartments cost here. The stations sound system has been improved. Also I like the newer monitors, which let you know your trains ETA. The guessing game was fun, but no one has time for that anymore. Escalators and elevators are working here! Thank you WMATA and please keep this up. This is a decent station, and allows you to move under DC relatively unscathed.

Many of the Metro stations look similar and this one is no different. Unlike other stations,…read morehowever, this one has one entrance and exit so it's easy to navigate. There are many shops and restaurants nearby and a Capital bikeshare dock.

Very easy to navigate. No issues when I used it…read more So she is great and clear. It was not too crowded. If there is something going on it maybe a little more populated. There is plenty around outside the station.

I don't think I have ever been this far on the Metro. Not because I don't want to be, but because I…read morehave never had a need to come this way before. Being that I was attending a conference nearby, this was the closest Metro stop for me to take to get to where I was going. I really need to get out more and discover more of DC. Maybe I'll try to use every Metro station to do this. Woodley Park services the neighborhood namesake and Adams Morgan. It is the best station to utilize if you find yourself going to the Zoo. But prepare yourself for a walk. Being on the Red Line you are well connected and can get anywhere you need to. The station itself is fairly deep underground. Around 150 feet below the surface you will find yourself on the typical DC platform. What is crazy here is the long escalator that takes you to another escalator to reach street level. I had wondered why so many people were opting for the elevator here. I now know why. If you are up for it, you are more than welcome to climb the escalator, but you will definitely be tired by the time you are all the way up. Trains are scheduled regularly. Decently maintained.

This is know for its huge escalators as it is built deep underground. One of the two stations…read more(Cleveland Park) servicing the zoo. If you don't/can't do escalators and/or stairs, use the elevator that takes you right to Connecticut Ave.

Brookland has an okay Metro station. It also is outdoors so it doesn't smell bad. One good thing…read moreabout the outdoor ones except when it's cold. Also it's the stop for Catholic University of America. The Union Market is close too. Cleaner than many stations are. It serves the Red Line. The reason for it being cleaner is that it's outdoors. Often there's a good breeze. This also eliminates the piss smell. Area around it is pretty good. The Union Market is pretty close by here. It has a location in an improving area. Lots of new businesses are coming. This mostly is pretty safe.

Comveient? Yes indeed. I live close by. Not a great place to use after dark. The arseholes who…read morejump the turnstiles piss me off. But that's not the station's problem

I just noticed that I actually never hit the publish button on this review from last year…read more(pre-Covid) when we traveled by train from Nawlins to Pittsburgh. While a few things have changed my honey just took the same train to Providence, RI and will be taking the train back to NOLA again this weekend. We do love to take the train and will likely make another trip to see our kids in Pittsburgh later this year. So here is the review from my last train trip as was written in real-time. The National Railroad Passenger Corporation does business as Amtrak. The company is a publicly funded railroad service operated and managed as a for-profit corporation. In the United States travelling by rail was extremely popular until the popularity of the automobile started to rise in the 1930s. Today Amtrak operates 374 trains on over 31,000 miles of track in 46 states and three Canadian provinces. The most popular service is the North East Corridor9 (NEC) and accounts for 11.4 million of Amtrak's 31.6 million yearly passengers. The company has 20,000 employees and had $2.88 billion in revenue in 2012. So far the highlight of my tŕip was at breakfast. Half way through taking our order I noticed our server's name tag was hidden by his apron & I asked him what his name is. My sweetheart chimed in with "his name isn't important" with a laugh as he wrestled his name tag out. I didn't know what to say to that, nor apparently did he because he didn't reply at all. I noticed it was Carl and I called him by name for the remainder of breakfast. I laughed at my wife because even though she was trying to the facilitate the process of clearing the isle, for others to get by, it just sounded messed up LOL We're somewhere north of Hotlanta on our way to Gastonia, NC tonight (my old stomping grounds) and DC in the morning and we're nestled in our beds & our choo choo ride has been delightful thus far. Boarded at Union Passenger station in Nawlins at 7am after 30 minutes in the Magnoloa room lounge with water, coffee, muffins and comfy seats. We boarded early at 6:25am & got settled in our little room before departing promptly at 7am. All of the large berths were already reserved, so we had to go with the roomette. The room is very small with 2 seats facing one another that folds down into a bed and a larger bunk above that slides down into place abive. There's a toilet that doubles as a seat & fold up sink that has hot & cold water as well as ice water. Much like smaller boats they utilize every square inch of space. There's a thermostat for the AC, lots of light controls an intercom for the Porter, (our guy Carl will be with us to DC, nice guy), a couple electrical outlets and big windows for the scenery. You can pull the curtains on the door and outer windows and it's private & pretty dark dark even facing the sun. If you want a shower there is a dedicated shower room with lots of fluffy towels and toiletries, it's pretty nice & located in the sleeper cars. The meals are included with all sleeper tickets so we were off to breakfast. We has 3 egg omelettes with cheese & veggies, I had sausage, wife had bacon, potatoes & croissant. I was extra hungry after the French foo foo dinner last night so I added pancakes & all topped off with OJ & Dunkin coffee, nice. Our guy Gary, in the dining car, will be with us to DC as well & he's extra sharp & very nice) For lunch we both had house salads & cheeseburgers with Kettle chips & pickle finished off with a strawberry topped cheesecake & a special pecan topped chocolate & caramel cake. Dinner was extra special because I had the flat iron steak with large lump crabcake while my sweetheart had the grilled salmon and we both had baked potatoes and mushroom green beans. We finished this off with strawberry cheesecake & fresh coffee. Yes this is a lot of food, especially for us since we normally only have two meals a day, but the food is very good and it's very pleasant in the dining car. After dinner we went back to our room to read and watch the night lights. Carl showed up at 9:45pm to offer to setup our beds, freshen the linens and prepare our little space for the night. We headed for the lounge which has snacks and a full bar. Yuengling for my honey & ginger ale for me. I just started this review when Carl showed up to give us the thumbs up signaling our room was ready. So it's nice & dark, the wonderful swaying of the speeding train and the low rumble of the wheels rolling along the tracks. It's otherwise very quiet and quite peaceful so I will end this review for now. I've set my alarm so I can get a shower and lots of coffee before breakfast. (there's a coffee pot with ice & bottled water just outside our door, nice!) Bottom line: Choo choo rides are awesome, who needs the hassle, stress & strain of 20+ hours of driving? Good night peeps!!