Traveled from Los Angeles to Philly this holiday (with my sons) and rode Septa out of Warminster…read moreseveral times over the course of ten days. We traveled from PHL airport to Warminster upon arrival, rode to 30th Street station (from Warminster) to visit the Mutter Museum, took Septa to Fern Rock then the Broadway subway to the stadium for an Eagles Game (GO BIRDS!) and finally Warminster back to PHL to fly home. Each ride was SPECTACULAR! Friendly and knowledgeable conductors, clean cars, and a smooth (cost effective) ride. It was extremely easy, safe and an enjoyable experience all around! Thank you Septa and staff!!

People were nice and helpful. Big parking lot. We paid for parking and later realized it's free. I…read morelike that we could pay for our tickets in the train. We drove there to go for a day trip to Philadelphia. It was convenient to go from Warminster to Jefferson station downtown Philadelphia, and the same way back. Kids 11 and under ride for free.

Lovely way to spend a Sunday afternoon! We did the Sunday picnic selection - just be aware there…read moreare no restrooms until you arrive at glen mills and no water/ snacks available for purchase on the train, but you can purchase drinks at the winery and food can be packed ahead on the train yourself. My only feedback would be to make the stop in glen mills longer than 30 mins - we had just settled into the adorable winery and began relaxing when it was time to go back to the train. It felt rushed, but otherwise it was a nice experience overall.

The railroad can be a fun way to kill a couple of hours with young kids. The line has some pretty…read morespots where you may spot some local wildlife along the way. The passenger cars are older, but in solid shape. Nothing too luxurious or alluring, but still pretty comfortable. The Glen Mills station is a nice place to get out and stretch your legs a little and grab a photo or two. Not necessarily one of most exciting tourist railroads in Pennsylvania, but worth checking out if you want to ride different lines and are in the area.

If you live in the Doylestown area, the Septa Station in Doylestown is incredibly convenient to…read moreyou, but not so much to the major destinations to which you are heading. Parking: When you first pull in you'll think there are way too few parking spots. Don't be fooled. There are two lots: one that hosts the station itself and another on the opposite side of where the trains pull in. This second lot is much bigger. Parking is one dollar. They have digital devices that allow you to pay by credit card and just enter the number corresponding to your parking space. On the day I was here those machines were not working. Bring quarters just in case. They have an old fashioned wall of coin slots labeled by lot number. Distance: Doylestown isn't close to anything, and express trains are in shockingly short supply. Expect a trip just shy of two hours to get to 30th Street Station in Philadelphia. And most morning trains during the week will be crowded mid-way along the route. If you're looking for a shorter trip and maybe more express options, head for the Lansdale Station. Food: The Station Tap House is adjacent to the Septa Train Station. Kitchen quality varies: it's either very good bar food/sandwiches/appetizers or not so great. Huge beer selection and well-stocked bar options. Service is almost always very good. Both indoor and outdoor seating. Bonus: The Trans-Bridge Bus Stop is on the street next to the second, larger Septa Parking Lot. Rather than taking the train 1:45 minutes to 30th Street then switching trains to NYC, you can take the Trans-Bridge bus (think senior casino trip bus, but with Wi-Fi) to the Port Authority Bus Terminal in NYC near Times Square. Very convenient, comfortable and you're driven to Manhattan in just shy of 3 hours.

Outstanding customer service from Lorna. Answered a multitude of questions, was helpful, and…read morefriendly. Thanks!

I was recently selected as the chairperson for a trip to Washington, DC by our VFW post. Lucky…read moreme..... I have never booked a bus trip before. I have only ever gone on bus trips as a passenger with other groups. I didn't have a clue what to do so I just searched online and started calling places. I figured in my head, hey I get the cheapest price and the guys will be happy. The first couple companies I called were nice enough, and gave me prices, but certainly did not go out of their way to make me feel that comfortable or make this any easier on an old guy like me. Honestly, Werner Coach was the last place I called. I'm so glad I made that one last call to Werner! The woman who answered the phone transferred me to the sales manager, Lynsey. What a blessing! I apologized that I didn't really know what I was doing, but I needed a rate for a bunch of us guys to go to DC. She was so nice and knew exactly what questions to ask about what we wanted to do. Things the other companies didn't ask about rest stops, itinerary, she suggested places we could stop to eat and was just a joy. She was so accommodating even until the day before the trip when she called to confirm all the details. When our bus arrived earlier than expected I breathed a sigh of relief. The bus was clean, the AC worked, and it was comfortable. The driver pulled up, got out and introduced himself and shook my hand. His name was Jason. He went over the itinerary with me to make sure there were no last minute changes. Everyone loaded and we were on our way. Jason's driving was excellent. He was very cautious and safe. Even in Washington, DC. There was so much traffic and some of the streets are narrow and he handled it like a pro. Throughout the day he was on time and ready even when we were running late a few times. He pointed out sights to us as we drove by which was appreciated. We got home a little late due to traffic, but it was an awesome trip thanks to Werner. From the first call, to the time Jason dropped us off, they were first class. I am definitely recommending them to everyone I know!

I'm writing this review about the bathroom in it. It was very cool, it had lots of space. There was…read morea poopy paper towel that couldn't flush in it before I got in the bathroom. But, overall it was very solid

- Devon Sta. is part of the "Paoli/Thorndale Line" (formerly the R5, prior to 2010)…read more - Located in Zone 3, for ticket price calculation. - This is a stop for Express trains, which run during rushhour. Of course it services local trains too. - There is an office here, for ticket sales. - The station house is heated in winter/AC in summer, with benches for waiting inside. - Front and back lots on either side of the tracks for paid parking. The earlier you get there, the more likely you are to get a spot. There is an underground tunnel connecting the two sides of the station. - Parking is $1/day, MUST have coins for machine. - This line connects at 30th Street Station, to access Amtrak, and other regional rail lines. It also stops at other center city stations, to connect with regional rail and subway lines. - FOR VISITORS: This line does not go directly to the airport. You are better off getting a taxi or private car for the time it would take to make connections for the airport.

Convenient to Rt 30. Safe. Clean. Tiny. Closed on weekends.read more

Not a bad station. Compared to other Septa stations around, it has the most parking and it's free…read more The employees that work here aren't bad, they try to work as fast as they can when it gets busy and trains are coming. The station has a restroom for customers to use and it's pretty clean, especially for a train station. I wish the ticket office was open on weekends, but it is what it is.

Average suburban Septa station. I've almost never had a train run late going into Center City in…read morethe morning from here. The staff inside the ticket office are usually friendly and pretty speedy.

Conductor was very pleasant. Overall a very pleasant ride and experience on this train.read more

Great station for a quick trip into the city. Trains to the city run at the :56 minute of the hour…read moreonce an hour. Also with open side streets close by you can park for free if you are spending the night in the city and don't want your car towed or want to save a dollar for parking. Ticketing window only stays open until about 11:30 in the afternoon so be prepared to pay on the train if you arrive later then that.

I came here with my friend who used to work in trains. Boy oh boy was that ever a train station. It…read morehas all the best amenities: benches, signs, squirrels, tracks, and even lights! It has ruined all other train stations for me. This station both literally and symbolically saved my life. It would be hard to track down another place like this, exSept-a... nothing! On that train of thought, the one complaint I have is that there is no food to chew chew.