Another review of a Metro station since I spend a ton of time in the system. Fort Totten is a…read morefairly busy station. It's actually fairly airy, despite being three separate levels since all are open to the outside. It's surrounded by Fort Totten park, several apartment complexes, and the Metropolitan Branch bike trail runs through the property. There are often deer grazing on the grass next to the platforms and around the station, which you can't say you see at the downtown stations! The transit basics: Red and Green Metro lines intersect here. There's a rumor that the Yellow line trains might once again extend here, but we'll see. It's also a bus hub with routes to dowtown, Ivy City, several destinations in PG county, and more. It's bustling during the day and quiets down at night. Since it is surrounded by the park, some might not feel comfortable walking around late at night away from the well lit areas, but I've not experienced a problem so far walking home late at night (I live about a 10 minute walk away).

The red line is on construction past Takoma until at least the end of August 2024, so I needed to…read moretake the shuttle to get the rest of the way to Silver Spring. The station manager saw me in my confusion and took the time to show me to the shuttles and explain the situation. So sweet! Love this metro employee at this stop! The shuttles are easy to find outside the station and are well marked. Drivers are also friendly. The only downside was quite a bit of litter strewn around.

Is the Circulator still in operation? I was told from one of the Secret Service agents I asked over…read moreby the WH that it "was no more" when it did run , we loved it and rode it every time we had company in town!!

Are you kidding me. Was told The circulator ran every 15-20…read moreminutes. We only braved this for a handful of segments. Waits were never under 20 minutes. One wait was an hour and a no show. The next worst was 45 minutes in the blazing sun. Avoid avoid avoid!!

Today as a first time, writer of the C 41 bus I was blessed…read moreto have met Mr. Sellman as an operator. This man is serious and committed to what he does I'm gonna say this was five star on top of excellence service. Thank you Mr Sellman

I only ever parked at this metro station a handful of times -- it's along the same line as other…read morestations, but it's not as close. But when I have parked at West Hyattsville... I literally had no complaints! There's something about the signage there, and parking is never an issue. I like the layout as well. It's a good station to park at if you don't want to be right on the tail end of the line that tends to be busier.

I ride the Green/Yellow Line almost every day. Whizzing by this stations on the regular. Always…read morenoticing how busy it is, but never really stopping. I still feel new in this area even though I have been here for a few years. I had no idea what was off this stop until recently. Having an evening to myself is a rarity, I wanted to take advantage of that while I could. I made a mental note to stop here on my way home so I didn't have to go out over the weekend and knock out some errands. I got off at this station and the fun began. I, like most people, went with the flow of people to get out of this station. Except when I came to the fork in the road for this station. I had no idea which way to go as the signs weren't all that clear what was where. I made my way up to street level and found I was on the opposite side of where I wanted to be. I could have easily gone back down into the station and gone the opposite way, but it is what it is. Making my way back onto the train after completing my tasks wasn't horrible. Found my way to the entrance with ease, platform was easy to get to, trains are frequent. And after all that, I could see why it is always so busy at this station. I am sure this can be a nightmare during the morning rush as it was for the afternoon rush.

The metro stop is handy. If you need to visit Washington Hospital Center or Children's Hospital,…read morethere are free large white shuttles (with identifying signs) across the street. There are lots of convenient stores around the area. Lidl grocery store is across the street.

I like having so many choices on metro. If I am on the green or yellow line, I will be Nread more

You know how many times I had rode through this station without realizing and making the connection…read moreto where I was. Too many times. Honestly I would just whip through this station and keep on going. However, determined to acquaint myself with my surroundings and to figure out how to use the Metro to its fullest potential. It is a great location if you wanted to make a quick trip for shopping. Located next to the PG Mall and the movie theater. The whole reason I came used this station in the first place. Plenty of restaurants and shops along the way besides the mall, so you can definitely make a whole day by using this Metro. It also can link up to the bus network with all the bus bays.

I don't think I have ever been this far on the Metro. Not because I don't want to be, but because I…read morehave never had a need to come this way before. Being that I was attending a conference nearby, this was the closest Metro stop for me to take to get to where I was going. I really need to get out more and discover more of DC. Maybe I'll try to use every Metro station to do this. Woodley Park services the neighborhood namesake and Adams Morgan. It is the best station to utilize if you find yourself going to the Zoo. But prepare yourself for a walk. Being on the Red Line you are well connected and can get anywhere you need to. The station itself is fairly deep underground. Around 150 feet below the surface you will find yourself on the typical DC platform. What is crazy here is the long escalator that takes you to another escalator to reach street level. I had wondered why so many people were opting for the elevator here. I now know why. If you are up for it, you are more than welcome to climb the escalator, but you will definitely be tired by the time you are all the way up. Trains are scheduled regularly. Decently maintained.

Woodley Park is such a nice, peaceful area with a really relaxed vibe. It's clean, walkable, and…read morehas a good mix of restaurants and greenery nearby. I like that it feels tucked away, but still close to everything in the city. Great spot to stroll, grab a bite, or just unwind for a bit.

I need wheelchair accessible services. The drivers are always on time, friendly and reliable and…read moresafe. I use Arlington Star for scheduling and I prefer Diamond rather than the other companies.

From the owner: Transportation for people with disabilities Shuttle Services…read moreTransportation Management Wheelchair Transportation Senior group transportation

First time using this service on April 2, 2016. Excellent communication, on time, and very friendly…read moreinformative driver. I definitely will use this services again as they really went beyond my expectations for a car service. Pricing was very fair also.

From the owner: Professional and affordable transportation to and from the DC area airports including Reagan…read moreNational (DCA), Washington Dulles (IAD), and Baltimore International (BWI), as well as hotels and businesses. We also offer party buses for city tours and casino trips to Atlantic City. Our drivers are hand picked and trained professionals to ensure your safety and comfort. Hourly rate service available to/from any location, with a minimum of 3 hours, as well as commercial and university discounts. Reservations accepted by phone or e-mail 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

This was a nice outdoor metro station in Takoma Park. We were going to our Airbnb so it was our…read morefirst time here. It was our first time going up north from Union Station on the red line. I was not used to DC metro stations being above ground. It was a nice warm day so I didn't mind standing around waiting for the train. I could imagine in the winters this might be more of a hassle for folks. There are several restaurants and stores nearby. It is a mostly residential neighborhood so I felt completely safe here.

Takoma has a Metro station. It's outdoors so it can get cold. Seems clean for the most part. Fairly…read moresafe feeling. You can get off and find some good places to eat and things. An unusual station because it's above ground. It serves the Red Line. There usually isn't that long of a wait. It can get pretty cold sometimes. The place also may get windy. Nice view of the area. Outdoors it also means there's not the bad smell. It overall seems pretty clean. Places to eat are close to it. The area is residential mostly but safe there.