This SEPTA subway station is closing THIS SATURDAY 9/5, and will be reopening August 2027. Yes,…read moreclosed for a year. Source: https://wwww.septa.org/news/11th-st/ Use 8th Street or 13th St for now. To quote: - Elevators will be constructed to make 11th St Station accessible and ADA-compliant. - Renovated entrances, flooring, tiling and lighting. - Structural repairs will be made to the ceiling, and the station will be made more waterproof. - Improved signage and maps. Crossing my fingers!

This review is for the SUBWAY system stop at 11th street. This stop connects to regional rail,…read moreinside Jefferson Station, but since subway and regional rail are separate entities, this is for, specifically, the 11th Street subway stop (just as Yelp has other SEPTA subway stops listed). Note that when you connect over, you need separate tickets for subway vs regional rail (while the two systems intersect at various points throughout the city, each is a different transit system). 11th Street is a typical SEPTA subway station. Caught that urine smell in the hall and almost threw up. It was snowy/wet out, but I swear there were greasy smears all over the floor instead of just water. Super slippery and not fun. They had salt or those calcium chloride pellets all over the aisles of the trains (even at the risk of damaging the rubber traction), so why the heck were the tile/concrete floors of the station so greasy/slick? On the plus side, I was entertained by the ad on the station sign between tracks, a nod to Will Smith. (Graham Norton Show clip; song starts at 1:51) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hFjwbKMlmF4 If you cain't sing along, EVERY WORD, you ain't from Philly!!!!

Clean SEPTA Regional Rail station with plenty of shelter…read more I love getting stuck here since there are two gelato spots and at least two cafes conveniently nearby. There is parking if you need it.

Originally built by the Pennsylvania Railroad in 1880s., the recently renovated Wayne Station is…read morelisted on the National Register of Historic Places. The station serves SEPTA's Philadelphia to Thorndale (R5) line. It used to have an excellent cafe within, but unfortunately the cafe is no more.

This is the Paoli/Thornedale line. The Norristown High Speed Line is .5mi Southeast on King of…read morePrussia Road. It's a Septa station. It's fine. Much better than years ago when it was a dilapidated wood structure filled with urine. Although it would be nice if there were still a Post Office there. The tunnel under the station always floods when it rains. The ticket office is barely open. Only in the morning. The digital signs are always incorrect. Cheap parking is limited, but there is ample parking in the attached Radnor Township lot. There are only 6 spots, all for monthly pass holders, on the inbound side. There are about 100 $1 spots on the outbound side, which is accessible from Matsonford Road. Look for the entrance to Archbishop Carroll.

I only recently discovered and love the R100 High Speed Line (aka Norristown High Speed). So much…read morefaster and easier than the R5 regional. Transferring to the Blue Line at 69th St. Station is easy and rarely a wait. Using the R100 Radnor Station and the High Speed Line shaves nearly 20-25 minutes off the trip down into Philly. And the parking, albeit limited, is free! However there is no ticket booth/kiosk, so bring correct change ($3.50 peak fare with transfer to downtown Philly). Make sure you ask for the transfer when paying the fare!

Wrote a review for PROVIDENCE ROAD STATION on the SEPTA trolley line (light rail 101) for Media PA…read more Added it as a new review listing, I gave precise location address, and web address for this exact stop as designated in its own place on Septa's website. Somehow Yelp turned this into a completely different page, doubled up my review with another station, now clumped together and given the address for Market Street in Philly... ??? ---------------------------- SEPTA - Trolley (Light rail) Line 101 - Runs from 69th Street hub to Media, PA. - Last stop for walking access to Media Borough. This is on the outskirts of the borough proper. - On weekends there is after-midnight service for bar-goers, as late as 1:49am. - There is no sales office at this station. - There are 38 parking spaces at this station, FREE. - No bike racks are at this station.

I usually ride the Warminster Regional Rail line from Hatboro to Suburban Station and for the rides…read moreheading into the city, the trains are pretty much on time and without incident. However, in the evening that's when all HELL breaks loose and it seems no SEPTA Employee is willing to go above and beyond to provide customer service. It all starts at Suburban Station where the ambassadors are all flirting with Rachel and not thoroughly collecting tickets nor checking passes. They're too busy ticking each other and squeezing each other's but cheeks. I've seen this first hand and was applauded. Then when you get down to the platform, it's CHAOS, people are milling around everywhere because 9 out of the 10 trains are either delayed or cancelled. Last time a train got cancelled, there was an announcement made where we had to find alternative means to get home; meanwhile my ticket was collected and wasn't allowed to retrieve it or refunded train fair. This past Friday was a perfect example of how challenged SPETA is. My 505 train to Hatboro didn't arrive until 527 which is close to when the 533 train to Hatboro was supposed to arrive. The car i boarded had no working air conditioning and the Engineer must have traveled less than 0 miles per hour the whole time. There was a time when we sat still in an un air conditioned car for 35 minutes with no communication from the conductors or engineer as to what was going on. I'm. Not opposed to confined spaces but the conditions were a little unbearable, not to mention we were just sitting there, with no explanation from ANYONE. Oh excuse me, there was one announcement. It was to instruct us to exit the train because the line had just been cancelled. We were near my stop and two and a half hours into a Friday ride home that was supposed to have started at 505. I must say, this is THE MOST, unprofessional, irresponsible and atrocious experience EVER. With all the asks of increasing fares and striking for equitable wages for its union workers, one would expect exemplary customer service. By the way, the Engineer Troy Reid is HORRIBLE. He shared no information nor communicated and challenges occurring.

This is the the station you will get off at to come to South Philly and to all of the stadiums…read morewhich is the only time we personally use it. For that purpose, it's awesome. It's located right near it all! The station itself gets a little crowded after events, but it's nothing compared to the headache exiting the parking lot in a motor vehicle can be at times, especially if there's two events going on at the different arenas. There isn't always someone in the booths late at night so bring tokens or exact fare! It's not super dirty. I've definitely seen worse and I do feel pretty safe using it even super late at night. It's newly named AT&T and there's a big, bright lit up sign with this newer name on it making it very hard to miss. I would absolutely recommend using this station for anyone in the city who has a game or concert or whatever. Easy!

Three stars is a compromise rating for this SEPTA station. SEPTA itself, in terms of cleanliness,…read more(in)efficiency of buying a ticket during peak times, and staffing gets about 1.5 stars. But this particular station gets five stars for being the most convenient way into the area for sporting events and other events at Lincoln Financial Field, Citizens Bank Park and the Wells Fargo Center. So I'll go with 3 stars. The location can't be beat and there are usually plenty of trains at peak (game/concert) times -- which is why I take the train to events whenever I can. But don't be surprised to see an unexplained, massive line to buy tokens, and expect the stations that you're traveling to and from to be on the dingy side (the stadium station itself isn't too bad in this regard). It would be great if Philadelphia and SEPTA could get things together enough to have the best of both worlds -- a convenient, efficient subway system AND frequent trains to AT&T Station at peak times.

This is a fantastic welcome center, highly recommend visiting. Pretty easy to get to off of the…read morehighway. There are restarants inside and a dunkin donuts, and a large souveneir shop. There are restrooms, they are clean. There are plenty of informational packets about things to do in the surrounding areas. We stopped at several welcome centers on our east coast trip, but this one was a top 2. There is also a hidden geocache.

I frequent the Biden Welcome Center whenever I'm passing thru, and each experience is always…read morepleasant. This "Welcome Center" is quite spacious, with quite a variety of vendors for all your needs. Some of my favorite? A Dunkins, a Panda Express, and even a Wendy's! The restrooms here are not "Bucees" clean (but c'mon who can compete??), but compared to other pit-stops, this place is second-tier. A great place to stretch, walk-around, and recharge for the remainder of your trip. This round --- I only stayed for about 15-20 minutes, and decided to try the new "Applegreen Tap&Go" Coffee Stations. One is located at the very entrance of the building, and one towards the back (near the food court). I ordered an "Iced White Mocha", and was pleasantly surprised by the quality. It did what I want coffee to do, taste good and have caffeine! In any case, if you're in Delaware, make it a point to stop-by!