Download the Metro Transit app. Really easy to set up the profile & buy tickets instantly…read more The metro is a straight shot to the downtown area. It is pretty cheap ($4.50 for 6 hours per person)! It is very punctual as well. It has two lines: blue & green! Two of the exits are perfect for customers staying at the Marriott at the Mall of America as they are terminals for the Minnesota/St. Paul International Airport.

Rode the T Metro Train in Minneapolis for the 1st time on Saturday June 11th, as a friend and I…read morewere in town for a baseball game at Target Field. We parked at Mall of America, found a kiosk very easy, bought a 6-hour pass for the Blue Line to Target Field, and waited for the train. Trains and markings were easy to see and, it was hard not to miss other Twins fans milling around in the area waiting like we were. Took the train about 35 minutes or so to make it in to town and drop us off at Target Field, but we didn't have to look for a place to park, and pay a high price for parking. So, we were both very happy. You couldn't beat the price for the 6-hour pass for seniors ($2.00) and we got a nice ride back to the Mall with our drop off about 100 yards from the car. How sweet is that? Now ... if only the Rays would have won!

I watched a driver look at me and drive away. They refused my $110 refund and that driver received…read moregratuity from me. Absolutely ridiculous. It cost another $110 for Uber ride.

Absolutely pitiful. I will gladly pay the additional $15 to $20 to park rather than arriving for…read moremy shuttle on time to find that they left early and being forced to wait 1.5 hrs for the next shuttle. Refused to refund my money until they reviewed their records.

Seyfu my driver delivered WORLD CLASS bell ringing service today!…read moreI Needed ride to the airport with a stop to drop off our dog for boarding. Forgot the dog food my wife packed. Seyfu- picked up dog food & delivered it to the board in facility!! Amazing!!

ReliaCar was wonderful! If you want worry-free service to and from the MSP airport, ReliaCar is the…read morebest choice. I had to be at the airport by 4 am. My driver was waiting for me at agreed upon time. My return flight was delayed and it was helpful to communicate with my driver by text. Upon my return it was so nice to see driver waiting for me. I highly recommend.

I canceled an Uber for a 5 minute ride for this company when the driver advised to "hop in". The…read morevan contained 3 different groups all traveling to the same city. The driver never specified a charge. Upon drop off the driver stated "where's my $20!?" I gave the driver $20 and the driver and fellow passengers began yelling obscenities out of the window, including "next time you're in Prescott expect to wait several minutes". This is a truly unprofessional company, avoid at all costs!!!!

From the owner: Safe Ride Twin Cities LLC provides specialized transportation for clients with disabilities, the…read moreelderly, and their families. Caring, friendly, and DHS approved drivers so we can meet the special needs of our clients. Anyone with MA can get transportation without paying out of pocket. We can bill other insurance companies with a waiver. We provide rides to all clients who do not need ramps and stretchers to get to their appointments. We accept all major credit cards along with other payment options like Paypal for clients that don't have insurance coverage. Patients with mobility-limitations and employing mobility devices to get to their destinations in a sitting or supine position. Wheelchair accessible vans are available 24/7 even on holidays. Our most recent addition to the company has been to provide shuttles to and from grocery stores, shopping, and entertainment. We work with other companies to meet the demand for transportation in groups - saving the customers money and allowing them to run errands together.

Street level station, south of the Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport. Right near a couple of the airport…read morehotels, this is very convenient if you're looking to save a few bucks to have a cheaper hotel and still be within striking distance, so to speak, of downtown. There are ticket vending machines on each platform and an overhead monitor to let you know when the next train is coming. It is on the Hiawatha Line, between the Airport station and the Bloomington Central station.

The train station is away from any main roads, but close to three places that have residents or…read moreguests staying in them. Bloomington Central Station, unlike most stations, has a pedestrian park with great landscaping around it, so a person can relax a few short yards from the station in beautiful surroundings. It is also a safe place to wait at even during late night hours. In the cold winter months overhead heaters are available to use. There is no bathrooms at this location.

As crazy as it sounds, this was the 1st time I've used the metro from the airport. When I attempted…read moreto book my usual car rental, I was hit with $244 for 24hrs. Nope, not happening. The $4 all day ticket saved me $240, before tax & I had the added bonus of cardio! It's also incredibly easy to use. This particular station is clean, with great signage & clear maps, pricing, kiosks. One direction goes from T1 to T2 (free), then to Mall of America, the last stops on the blue line going that direction & connecting to the red line,I believe. We went the opposite way, towards Target Field, the last stops on the blue line for downtown & connecting to the green line. Our stop was government station, -10min walk to our hotel with a -15min walk to our event. I'll be doing this more often, when the weather is feeling cooperative! Follow the signs in T1 towards T2 & the lightrail. Take the tram & follow the signs again (there's an elsalator down). If heading only to T2, no ticket required. If going to Mall of America or to downtown, you can get your tickets (several options) from the kiosks. Trams run a outliers 10-15min. Easy Peasy!

The focus of my review is the bus, not the light rail (although I have taken the light rail to…read moredowntown Minneapolis and it is lovely). I had to go to downtown St Paul so I took a bus from the Metro Transit Terminal which is on level 2, gold ramp. There is an indoor waiting area where you can see the bus coming and there is a board inside with real time updates for the bus (Route 54 serves the airport). You can download the Metro Transit app to purchase fares ahead of time or pay on the bus, but the app makes it easy. You just activate your ticket and show it to the driver and off you go. I made it to downtown St Paul in a half hour. Coming back on a Sunday morning, it only took me 20 minutes to get from downtown St Paul to the airport. It is easy to enter the bus lobby, go up the escalator and go right into the terminal. It is a quick and easy way (and cheap too) to downtown St. Paul. One note, the bus I took going to the city didn't have any room for bags but the other bus was more roomy.

I cannot say enough about Limo Star Transportation. I have used them for several outings for my…read moreexecutives and they are absolutely flawless. The customer service is beyond amazing and they have gone above and beyond to help me with urgent situations. I wouldn't trust anyone else.

Wow, I am absolutely amazed by Star Transportation. I had booked a coach bus as a party bus for my…read morewedding in September of 2023. Anyways, very long story short, there wasn't any music on the bus we got for our wedding. The driver reported that it was broken but the company stated it was working when they checked so I'm not entirely sure what happened. I then had a difficult time getting any follow up from a specific person afterwards to express my dissatisfaction so I ultimately left the situation with a bad taste in my mouth for this company. But a little while later, the owner of the company personally reached out to me personally to apologize for any negative experience that I had and said that they pride themselves on customer service and wanted to make it right. I was not expecting this and ultimately had chalked it all up to a loss and bad experience initially. I'm amazed that any company would care enough for their customers to follow up even after I had already gotten nowhere with one of their employees, to apologize and wanting to make it right. They didn't have to do that and I'm shocked they did but it's clear they really do care about the experience and services they provide to their customers. Once again, I'm amazed and was not expecting anything further from them, but it's clear they will go the extra mile for their clients to give them the service they are paying for.