Depending on your direction, this location is either the first stop or the last stop on the Red…read moreLine metrorail. With that in mind, this location is almost always busy with people. Ample garage space spots, bus stop pickups, and a few areas of views of the local city. It has two entryways/exitways. Not always the cleanest area, but it has sufficient places to sit down and cover from the weather. Depending on the staff member, they can be very helpful or can be the least useful.

Does exactly what it needs to, provides light cover from the elements as you wait for your metro…read more Separate bus and pickup lanes to allow for smoother flow of traffic. The stop is at the end of the red line, so sometimes the tracking can be inconsistent, but it's never really a problem since you don't have to think at this stop. If it's leaving, it's headed to the city.

This is my primary station for my daily commute. Even outside of that, I usually park here if I…read moreneed to take the train to downtown DC. It's super convenient with the garage. There's multiple levels. Parking is $4.95 daily. Weekends are usually free unless there's an event at UMD (like a game) then it's $15 from what I've seen... could be more by now. Over the last year, there have been some challenges getting to the station due to the purple line construction. Not sure when that'll be completed but lately it hasn't been too bad! I'm so glad they recently brought back the yellow line. If you miss a green line train, a yellow one comes right after! There's still occasional delays but no overall complaints. The employees at this station are super helpful. I'm late to the game but I finally downloaded the smart trip app and use it to enter the station. No need for a physical card.

Probably one of the nicer Metro stops I have had the chance to commute through. I have opted to…read moretake the bus from my apartment complex recently and it is quicker for me to travel to here than any other Metro station. However, this place is a mess with the never ending, ongoing construction of the Purple Line. I do not know how many times I have missed my connection because you have to travel their rat maze to get to and from the station. I mean, I have literally just missed my bus each and every time I have gotten off of the train. Pros for this place is that they have a parking garage. Bike parking is available as well. Connection with buses, Metro and PG, and with MARC. I really do enjoy this station, if only they can finish at least a bit of the construction to allow for better flow of foot traffic. It's always rushing around, but never getting anywhere.

I have zipped by this station n multiple occasions and never really had a reason, until recently,…read moreto stop at this station. I usually take the Green Line past this station and find my way into the city via other stations. Well, I needed to make my way to DCA and the Green Line doesn't go all that way. Luckily, this station is the start of the Yellow Line which does go all that way. I figured with this being one of the ends of the line that it would be easiest to get a seat and the train not be crowded. And I was right. As far as the station. It's your typical DC Metro station, they all kind of look the same at a certain point. Especially when you use them only to transfer. Trains run through here at a constants flow and it is usually only a few minutes an the next train is pulling in. Definitely check the signs for which train is next before boarding your train.

I commute through Mt Vernon Square station almost every day, and it's miserable in the summer…read more There's no air conditioning, so the platform becomes a stifling, humid sauna while you wait for your train. You're already sweaty and uncomfortable when the train arrives before starting your ride. For a busy downtown stop, this is unacceptable. WMATA needs to install proper cooling; commuters shouldn't have to endure this daily to get to work.

One of the largest Metro stations in D.C., read the signs or ask a staff member for help if it's…read morehard to navigate. There are several levels so the details of the signs matter. There's subtle and not-so-subtle public art throughout.

I've been to many Metro stations, but this one doesn't make me feel the safest at times. I happen…read moreto pass through on a Sunday morning. It was OK. I had my two children with me and I really made sure they stayed close by. The station is me of the dirtiest ones we have been in. I always have that expectation but, this was a little more than normal. While there there was at least 3 people jumping the bars to avoid paying. Again, another expectation sadly but, ugh. Just one of those stations you need to be extra cautious.

Good old green line only Metro stop. Seriously, I enjoy not having to transfer if I don't have to…read more But be prepared when you are using this particular station for gamedays. If you haven't had the joy, you need to partake. If you are en route to the ballpark area during a game, ready yourself to become part of the flow. The flow that is gravitating towards the ballpark. And not just the ballpark, since the soccer stadium is over this way as well. If you don't know where you are going...yes you do. Just let the flood of people take you. The whole vibe of this station is the same as other one-line stations in the area. One platform, one entrance/exit, one schedule to have to worry about. When it is not gameday, or it is after the gameday rush, you would not know this is the same place. When it's not a rush of people, it's a calm and quiet place.

The metro was an amazing way to get around DC. Nice and clean cars an terminals. Price was fair and…read morethe staff excellent and engaged. Lots of kind folks working with the tourists.

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. The signage makes it very easy to navigate through this station. This is a transfer station between Silver/green/orange/blue/yellow lines. There are clear signs indicating which trains are on which platform, however, it can be easy to get lost. 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.

This station is the one closest to the Air and Space and Hirshhorn museums. The walk is only 2…read moreblocks making this stop very convenient. Seats on the train were ample and clean. I highly advise using the Metro, taxi or car ride to travel to the Smithsonian's . Metro is safe and easy to use. If in doubt the station agents will help you obtain a ticket. Most automobile parking is by permit. I haven't really seen parking lots down here.

I like how accessible the Farragut West and North stations are when trying to get to Georgetown…read more This is one of the closer stations to the area which will save your feet after a long day of walking.

While in the Washington DC Area we rode the subway train system and had to stop and use several…read moresubway stations. We went to the Farragut west Station to head home. We were pretty tired after walking 10 miles all day. I found this station to be pretty dirty. It was not my favorite train station. On weekends it's $2 per person per ride. I enjoy using the train system, Tony not so much! They make him nervous especially when busy and full....

We love a good metro experience! The metro in the DMV makes it easy to maneuver around town and get…read moreto exactly where you need to go. It does not run 24/7 so be weary of early closing hours.

Pretty clean with a good location…read more Plenty of shops and offices around. Easy Metro access and walkable roads.