If you're seeing a show or game at Target Field/Target Center, taking the Light Rail is a great…read moreidea. Any event at this stop will inevitably be packed at these two venues, so taking the mass transit and not having to park will help you attend with a little more ease (and you won't have to pay to park!) The Target Field train station lets out right near many of the entrance gates, and when you are arriving and leaving, there are several attendants helping to direct people to the correct lines (and checking tickets, so be sure to have it out and ready to show that you paid to get on the train!) They sometimes add extra trains to the rotation for big events, as they know more people will be taking the transit options. The Light Rail trains are clean and well maintained, and we never experienced any issues with breakdowns or getting stuck, etc. Definitely give them a try for your next event at Target Field/Target Center!

Nice light rail station at the end of the Metro transit line. The final stop in other words.read more

Are you hungry? Just get off at Victoria Station and you'll be covered: Vietnamese, Mexican,…read moreEthiopian, Filipino, it's all within a block's walk of here. Not hungry? Then give it a couple hours and it'll be the right stop. Despite little else aside from restaurants I'm giving it five for immediate access to some great eats. Nothing wrong with food being the main focus here.

Came here to check out Minnehaha Falls when I was on vacation. It's a convenient little station…read more Not alot of people I've seen really utilize the train station. Don't want it to end up like the old railroad Station across the street in the future.

This station conveniently leads you to Minnehaha Park. All you need to do is just cross the…read morestreet. The train comes every 10min both direction and depending on how fast you gonna do the hike or just picnic, you can go back with the same ticket you bought with 2hr 30min unlimited ride/transfer benefit. I did the hike watching the falls and then crossing all the bridges1-5, and was able to return on the same pass.

If you'll be heading to Target Field or Target Center, you should definitely check out the Light…read moreRail to get there, and avoid the traffic! Both of these venues are always super busy when they have big events, so using public transport (which will also help avoid parking fees) will make your trip to the event way less annoying, so you can enjoy your show/game a little more. The Target station entry and exit is near most of the entrance gates, too, so you won't have a ton of walking to get from the train to your seats, and kill your feet. There are attendants also, who will make sure you get to the right lines and also check your train tickets. Make sure to have your ticket handy, so you don't have to waste time digging for it when they get to you in line! Sometimes, they will add extra trains to the schedule for larger events, as they expect more people to use public transportation for them. So keep that in mind that you'll have a few more options on those busier days. In my experience, the Light Rail trains are clean and well-maintained for being as heavily used as they are. We never had any problems like breakdowns or getting stuck behind another train, either. So definitely give the light rail train a try for your next event at Target Field or Target Center!

Twins Opening game. Big and beautiful. No smoking inside and no re-entry if you leave. Lots of…read moreseating. Food/ Drinks and souvenirs are over priced but that's what you should expect. Parking is not ideal, many parking ramps out there and decent walk to the field. I recommend if your not the type of person that needs to get up a lot, to buy seat ticket on the end of the seats where there isn't an entrance so you don't have to get up all the time for people going in and out. There is decent variety of food and drinks. I recommend getting the free refillable pop drinks if you feel you will get many drinks it's worth it since drinks are pricey.

I love the light rail in Minneapolis. This isn't a park and ride station so there is a round…read morecircle in front of the station for buses and pickup/drop off. I used the 38th station to go to Colossal cafe. The bus doesn't really run frequent enough so we just walked to the cafe for about 10min. Along the way we saw several restaurants and bars. If there are more buses frequently run to the station, it would be perfect.

There are a number of bars within walking distance and with Northbound being one of them that…read moreeasily bumps it up. The downside is that all of the other great stuff down 38th isn't easy to reach on foot from the station and the 23 which serves it only comes every half hour: what's the point of investing in LRT if the buses that serve these stations hardly run? Gotta dock a star for that one..

This was fun!!!! Our department did this as a team building event and we all had a great time. Our…read moredriver, Kirby, was awesome. He had a great attitude, made sure we had a good time, and kept us safe-especially since there was a Twins game on the day of our adventure. I loved that this was BYO. We were able to make sure there was something for everyone. Although, they have a tap on the "bike" so you can bring a keg if that's your jam. I definitely recommend this as a cool activity.

I booked Traveling Tap for a bachelorette party and would highly recommend!! CJ was our guide and…read morewas fun and helpful in suggesting stops. We did the Northeast route and it was very fun and not too hard. We stopped at Betty dangers, tony jaros, and psycho suzis and the employees at each bar were very welcoming and friendly to our group. It was my first time on a pedal pub and I was nervous but it was a lot more fun than I expected!

I surprised my bf with a dinner and a flight over the twin cities for Valentines. The food was…read morewonderful and we had a clear sky for our flight. He was pleasantly surprised when I walked towards the airfield and not the exit after paying for dinner!

Did a tour and loved it. Great staff! Highly recommend. Pilot was great and scheduling was flexible.read more

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.