The northern terminus of the LYNX Blue Line at the end of the 19.3 mile track, this station is…read morelocated on the campus of University of North Carolina Charlotte https://www.yelp.com/biz/university-of-north-carolina-charlotte-charlotte. UNCC is a massive campus with an enrollment of some 30,000 students and it stands on a 1,000 acre campus. The station is at the surface level with a single island platform. There is a crossover just before the station and the trains could be at the stop on either side. There is some cover here but the station is otherwise completely exposed to the elements as are nearly all Blue Line stations. There is an automated ticket vending machine on the platform and you must have a ticket before boarding the train. You can also use the CATS app to purchase online. The next stop southbound is JW Clay Blvd/UNC Charlotte towards I-485/South Boulevard. A full run of the entire line https://www.yelp.com/collection/HPr54TmCPySOUTOSgzOvZA/Mind-the-gap-y-all takes about 45 minutes. As Chris S. mentions, there is parking here but it is only for those with campus parking permits. [Review 16942 overall - 3264 in North Carolina - 458 of 2022.]

What does one say about a light rail station? It was clean and the light rail itself was running on…read moretime the day I was there. The station appears to be well used considering it's proximity to the University, but it's still well maintained. No complaints. No issues.

As someone who travels frequently for work and genuinely enjoys airports, Charlotte Douglas has…read morebecome my home airport. Like any major hub, it has its strengths and its growing pains. The biggest challenge is the ongoing construction. It seems like every time I fly through CLT, another section is under renovation. Hopefully the finished product will be worth the wait. Until then, give yourself extra time. If you're flying out of gates in Terminal E, or connecting between A, C, and E, be prepared for a serious walk. Thirty minutes isn't out of the question depending on your gate assignment. The moving walkways also seem to be out of service more often than they're working, which makes those long walks feel even longer. That said, there are some big improvements. The new TSA PreCheck checkpoint near Door 3 has been a game changer. If you're enrolled in TSA's Touchless ID program, the process is incredibly fast. No digging for your driver's license--just walk through using facial recognition, and you're on your way. It's one of the smoothest security experiences I've had. Despite the construction, the airport offers plenty of dining and shopping options, and the staff I've encountered have generally been helpful. CLT is also one of the busiest hubs in the country, so a little patience goes a long way. It's not my favorite airport in the world, but it's an efficient gateway to almost anywhere you want to go. Plan ahead, wear comfortable shoes, and build in a little extra time for the walk. The world is a big place. Go see it.

Charlotte Douglas has become another aging U.S. airport that has long since outgrown the number of…read morepassengers it was designed to handle. As a major American Airlines hub, it suffers from constant congestion, especially during peak travel periods. The waiting areas are bursting at the seams, forcing passengers to become "gate lice" because there's simply nowhere else to sit. The iconic rocking chairs scattered throughout the concourses are a charming Southern touch, but they aren't enough to redeem the overall experience. The retail selection is uninspired, and the food and beverage options are equally lackluster. Perhaps there's a newer or better terminal I didn't see, but based on my experience in Concourses C and D, CLT is an airport I get through rather than one I enjoy spending time in.

Here's Al's rude response when I asked if it was possible to get a quote for a one hour point to…read morepoint ride, which in reality would have been more like 30 minutes: "With all do respect keep looking . You get what you pay for . We are busy every weekend . Drivers in limos don't pull out of the lot like a taxi picking up and dropping." Ironically, he suggests that you get what you pay for and that was exactly what I was trying to do, pay for one hour of transportation versus three. Based on other negative reviews, be careful when selecting this "reputable" business.

Prompt professional encounter from start to finish. On short notice they provided expert point to…read morepoint pickup and drop off with no issues whatsoever. Highly recommend!

We arrived from Los Angeles to Greensboro for our daughter's NCA&T graduation at 9:00am. Mr…read more Porter coordinated car service for 2 drivers to arrive for a 7;30am pick up. They arrived in a timely manner, professional and courteous (Neil and Chris). My guest were highly impressed with the level of service and the quick maneuver out of the coliseum, after the graduation. The recommendation for lunch was superb. Class act...I would definitely recommend their services.

Everything went well. Professional friwndly driver,,eager to assist with bags. Vehicle was clean…read moreand spacious, Driver offered water during ride, and I was surprised that it was refrigerated. I would definitely use them again.

I often connect through Charlotte Douglas International Airport on my way to and from Curaçao. The…read morechoices are limited from Logan International Airport, and there are no nonstop flights. I prefer Charlotte because even though it's one of the busiest airports in the U.S. for takeoffs and landings, it has a relatively small footprint and feels surprisingly manageable compared to many major hubs. Connections are generally straightforward, and most gates are accessible without excessively long walks or train transfers. Another major advantage is the hotel situation. There are numerous hotels very close to the airport, many just a few minutes away by shuttle or Uber. Compared with other large hub airports, overnight connections in Charlotte are far less stressful. There are some negatives with CLT. The food choices, though better than in the past, are still fairly weak. And if your flight is departing early or connecting late, many of the options are closed. I've eaten at 1897 Market multiple times, which we consider a mediocre option, partly because it was the only restaurant open at the time. That said, most airport food isn't very good anyway, so I'll likely continue to use CLT for my BOS-to-CUR trips. Overall, I find it to be one of the more practical and efficient connecting airports when non stops are not an option.

I was just passing through but it was very clean and efficient with friendly people.i…read moreDidnt stay long. Seating and food options are average.

A true multi-modal station, CTC/Arena is not only in front of the Charlotte arena (currently,…read moreSpectrum Center), it is adjacent to the main city bus terminal and the Blue Line Lynx station. All are within a one block walk. There are both an elevator and stairs for reaching the Blue Line platform. For the Gold Line, CTC/Arena Station is an island platform in the middle of Trade Street so doors will open on the left. There are no signs indicating the time until the next train and there are no audible announcements. This is an... interesting... part of the city. Be especially aware of your surroundings and people approaching you. [Review 1435 of 2025 - 4506 in North Carolina - 24986 overall]

The station doesn't have much in the way of amenities in and of itself. There's no need, everything…read moreyou would ever want is next door in Epicentre. It's a very large station and considered the "hub" of the light rail system. Below you can see the terminus of the CityLYNX street car which is FREE to ride. The blue line does require a ticket either physically or through the CATSPass App (which I highly recommend, Android or iPhone). The tracks on the Epicentre side go South towards Pineville, while the other side goes all the way to the UNCC-Main Campus. During peak times, trains show up nearly every 7 minutes, while slower points in the day the trains are spaced out every 15 minutes. The CATS bus terminal is right below the platform that has routes to every end of the city. While there are no public restrooms on the platform, there are some at the bus station. Just keep in mind.. yeah, it's a bus station. They try their best to keep the restrooms in order, but someone always needs to prove how nasty they are by... well you know what, you can fill in the blanks! Keep an eye out for funny individuals. While I've seen security or LYNX officials nearly every time I've been here, there's still the occasional solicitor of change that can be a bit too aggressive, or argument turned destructive. Maintain that personal bubble, my dudes! Efficient and cost effective way to get around, go out and explore the rails!

I recently rented a vehicle from Enterprise, and overall my experience was very disappointing. From…read morethe start, the car I received did not meet basic expectations. The vehicle had expired registration tags, which immediately raised concerns about compliance and safety. On top of that, there was a noticeable odor of marijuana inside the car, making the driving experience uncomfortable. As I spent more time with the vehicle, additional issues became apparent, this car appeared to be used as someone's personal vehicle as mail was left in the glove box and the amount of dirty and grime built in the seats was not something you see with a rental car. The car was so dirty I even decided to take it to the car was at my own expense and this is when I found what appeared to be a marijuana bud between the seats, which is completely unacceptable for a rental. To make matters worse, the check engine light was already on when I picked up the car, leaving me worried about the reliability of the vehicle during my rental period. While the staff was polite during pickup, the condition of the car reflects a lack of proper inspection and quality control. When customers rent a vehicle, they expect it to be clean, safe, and fully compliant with regulations--this experience fell short in all of those areas. I would recommend that Enterprise improve their vehicle inspection process and ensure cars are thoroughly cleaned and maintained before being rented out. Based on this experience, I would be hesitant to rent from this location again. In the future I'll use a more reliable company like Hertz.

Reserved a car. Paid for an Uber to this location to pick it up…read more They have no cars! They wouldn't even contact another location to see if they had one. They said they tried to contact me, but I have no record of any such thing. When I look online, they still list that they have the same car available. Terrible organization and customer service.

What a great time!!! My husband and I absolutely recommend this tour if you are in the Charlotte…read morearea. Tom was the best guide being able to combine comedy, history and city life info for all of us on the bus. I also thought that it was a relaxing combination of being able to sit back drink your beer or wine and listen to stories of the area. It is an over 21 event which was cool too so he could talk about anything and everything without holding back.

Tom and Dee are so charming and enlightened you with the best knowledge and jokes along the way -…read morewould recommend to ANYONE