I didn't really use the metro much during my visit to DC. I…read morewas surprised on how clean and well maintained it was compared to the other subway lines I've witnessed! This station connects to the main hub. I vaguely remember taking a line from our hotel to The Arlington Cemetery.

A typical Metro station. Most of the Crystal City Underground is closed, so this station no longer…read morehas that advantage.

What can I say..it is the metro! As is the case with most of the metro stations, the ceilings and…read moretrain platforms are just picturesque, maybe good for photo ops. I've been through this station a few times for years. The signage makes it very easy to navigate through this station. Both the silver and orange lines stop here. I didn't have much interaction with staff, but she was friendly when I asked a question. It was relatively well-kept. There are 2 flights of stairs/escalators to enter/exit the station. For a Saturday, the station wasn't terribly busy inside or even outside.

Ballston has an okay Metro Station. It has a location close to downtown Arlington. Marymount…read moreUniversity is also here. A few places around it to eat. The station is mostly clean and kept up. Here you can get off in Arlington. It serves the Orange and Silver Lines. This is one place to make a transfer. After this is East Falls Church. The station to the east is Rosslyn. Also here is a college. Marymount University is a small college so the station doesn't get a whole lot of students. It can get crowded some times of course. There's a few good hotels around here. It seems good for getting to Arlington. Pretty good location. There's some good casual restaurants for a fast stop.

A beautiful modern station, generally clean, in the center of everything when you emerge from the…read moreunderground. No seat on the train whatsoever, alas. Some people took up more than one seat with their bags or just spread themselves across.

I hung out at Clarendon and went to Whole Foods. I bought pizza and cake. I made a wish to put…read morecoins in the fountain.

We got to this station and were told that the silver line wasn't continuing any further past the…read morenext station. Our stop was still 11 stops away.... This was a major inconvenience not well advertised. It was quite disappointing.

A convenient, easy metro station with a worker in the information booth to answer questions &…read moreassist. There is an elevator, escalators, and lots of machines to refill our SmartTrip app I appreciate the app because I can add money to my card and just hold my phone near the machine when I'm entering and leaving the station. I can see how much money I have left on my MetroCard. The stations are immaculate and feel very safe. There is no visible garbage, homeless, norgraffiti. All of the elevators, escalators and machines are in working order. Each train car that we were in was clean, air conditioned with information about every stop and transfer coming up.

This metro station is extremely clean and efficient. A nice way to travel to and from work if you…read moreare in Pentagon City or serviced by a metro stop. $2.25 per ride is a great price to pay for the ease of travel offered by this metro stop which is just outside the pentagon entrance.

The young woman that was at the metro station assisted me today for my first turn with the transit…read moresystem. Overwhelming situation made better. But then..... as I was exiting at Pentagon City Metro, right as we pulled in, I witnessed a guy getting jumped and beat up right before the doors open. In a matter of seconds..... Definitely a scary situation to see that happen on your first ride. The poor guy hobble to the exit to notify security.

This is the first station in VA that services both the orange and silver line. This station does…read morehave parking available, although I will be honest that the spaces are a bit narrow so if you have a big truck parking might be a challenge, there's also a kiss and ride lot on the opposite site of the day parking area. This station is an outdoor station so it does get a bit grimy. The station/tracks run parallel to I-66. There are several Falls Church City buses that service this station as well as Arlington County buses that add to the compliment of metro buses, if parking at the station you have to pass by the bus area in order to get to the station and vice versa.

This station is very small and has no restrooms. The train took a long time to come. Some staff…read morewere friendly and helpful others were not.

What can I say..it is the metro!…read more As is the case with most of the metro stations, the ceilings and train platforms are just picturesque, maybe good for photo ops. This is one of the few underground stations, so it is naturally dark and not well lit. I've been through this station a few times for years going to Georgetown. The signage makes it very easy to navigate through this station. This is a transfer station between the silver/orange/blue lines. Google maps wanted me to pass Rosslyn...get off at Foggy Bottom, then travel down on the blue line through Rosslyn...nonsense. For a Saturday, the station was fairly busy. There is a very long escalator going up and down...even though I prefer the stairs option.

Pro tip, get to the metro EARLY after a major event . Also…read morereally impressed that they made the fare free after 5pm for the 4th of July I was really impressed with the crowd management at Rosslyn metro station as well, they had staff everywhere and also the AC blasting at the platform - it was really hot and muggy. I shudder to think how we would have fared if we were just 5 minutes later

It might be a longer walk over here than the Rosslyn Metro Station after running the Marine Corps…read moreMarathon, but it's nowhere near as packed! It's definitely a much better station to catch a blue line train after running 26.2 miles!

Absolutely breathtaking remembrance to our fallen men soldiers are present and a wonderful way to…read morepay Trivia for those who killed their lives so I nation could endure. Absolutely free unless you wanted to the monorail be prepared to walk and hopefully it's a wonderful day to be out because it waited to NATURE.

The Old Town Amtrak station is a nod to the past. Probably little has changed since 1900. It is…read moregreat if you like the historic aesthetic, but the station does not have many modern amenities. For Old Town it is well located and despite its size is a busy station serving the northeast corridor and VIrginia Railway Express.

Clean station. Helpful staff…read more Signage everywhere so you know when the trains are coming/going Safe.