I just took the airport train home to Norristown a few days ago. Thankfully, it was on time but it…read moreis not equipped to handle one piece of luggage. I am extremely fit and, as I was trying to get my luggage down the steps in Norristown, the doors closed on me several times. Don't you have cameras or sensors to see that people are still walking off the train? The European trains are not only clean and spacious for luggage, but cameras and sensors all over. I took better airport trains in Seattle. Philly is like a third world train system.

My train has been late every single day! Thank you for the most unreliable service! Right now it's…read moredelayed by 15 minutes. I wish i could tell you that this was a 1 time thing but NO septa is delayed for me almost every day! Thank you so fucking much!!

The station used to be so good in the past but now it's ruined…read more I'm pretty sure Amtrak stoped stopping here for a while

For some reason most of the employees at Septa have an insane sense of entitlement and act like…read morethey are better than the customers.... if they are sick of their job they should quit and let some one else do the job.

Very convenient station...but when are they going to build the new station that Septa keeps showing…read moreon the "new projects" site?

Nothing really fancy about the station but overall I think this service is awesome. I do see a lot…read moreof complaints on about this SEPTA Regional Rail line but to me most are petty. Keep in mind that I'm speaking through the eyes of a guy who lived in neighborhoods that required commutes into Center City by way of the 48, 32, 7 busses or even worse, the El. You would see some real scavengers on those routes. The regional rail costs a little more but is well worth it to me. Trains are always clean. I find most regular passengers on the train to be a civilized bunch. The worst you get is the occasional yuppie gabbing away on the phone for all to hear. Yes, trains can run late in the morning and the train conductors always seem miserable. Again, a small price to pay for a clean, safe ride into Center City. If you can deal with such minor inconveniences, you have a 20 minute or so ride with no traffic. Ever tried getting back to East Falls, Manayunk or Roxborough on a Friday afternoon via bus? FUGETABOWIT! I'll take the occasional delayed train any day of the week. For those who complain, try taking an hour long ride on the trey-deuce (32 bus) to work for a week.

The trains are pretty clean and the experience is pleasant. You could buy a septa card or just use…read moreyour credit card to pay in the train and get rid of the hassle of parking in Philly downtown. The trains are pretty frequent and it's pretty convenient to get a ticket on the train. I recommend this service!

Typical government union employees: lazy, entitled, arrogant, rude, overpaid, underworked, and…read moreunmotivated. Thus, the late arrivals, filthy trains, and indifferent attitude. But the only game in town. Take it or leave it.

Similar to the Wissahickon Train Station, there isn't much to Septa's Wissahickon Transportation…read moreCenter. A ton of buses stop here and connect the city to Manayunk and King of Prussia, among other places. Borrowing from Love's review, the 1, 9, 27, 35, 38, 61, 65, 124, 125, R buses all make stops here. The center has a pair of fare kiosks. It also offers some cover from the weather. Beyond that, it isn't much more than a larger bus stop. Load up your KEY card and take a ride...

Due to a street festival my friend and I ended up at Wissahickon Transportation Center. They sell…read morethe Septa Key, which was something I was looking to inquire. If you want to pay cash make sure you use the correct machine one of them is cards only and the other one is cash or card. Was planning on paying in cash but use the wrong machine so I had to use a card. But it was easier than I thought to get the card and you can just tap it to check your balance. Have not tired the key out because I had a token to get ride but look forward to testing it out soon.

Update: Never take septa to work during the aftermath of a blizzard. 3 days later, trains are still…read moredelayed 20-30 minutes. Standing on a crowded platform during morning rush hour with numb extremities is NOT fun. Boo Hoo.

Used SEPTA for the first time today and they actually had an attendant working the ticket station…read more(not used to that in Boston). She approached me and offered advice for which ticket to purchase with the new SEPTA key, how much to purchase down to the penny to ensure every pass I use will deduct down to zero instead of some odd amount, and how to register my card and get $4.95 back. Surprised how easy she made it. Subway car came on schedule, was clean with seating, had AC, and was much quicker than the T in Boston. Station was typical to expect for public transit in a non financial or tourist area: its a little dirty outside the gates and has its regulars around the station.

Please keep in mind that I'm writing this review while waiting for my train, which is 25 minutes…read morelate thus far... The wissahickon station has no frills. It has not ticket booth, limited parking, and barely any cover in the event of rain. However, it is located right next to a few bus stops and is a short walk from my end of 'yunk. Besides, SEPTA isn't always this late...

Ample free parking. Generally clean. Good location…read more Additionally, this stop is easier to travel to than Manayunk's station, largely since it's off of a major road (Ridge Av). Manayunk doesn't offer parking either.

This station is usually pretty empty without a bunch of riders waiting on the platform. It does…read morehave a creepy, eerie vibe to it. I was able to enter through the race street entrance without any issues. This stop serves both local and express BSL trains and is close to the Pennsylvania convention center.

This is the closest subway station to where I live, and it is annoying in multiple aspects. I will…read morelist the ways that the Race-Vine BSL orange line is deficient: 1). There is no sales office at this station, i.e. you cannot buy tokens from either a person or a token machine. 2). There are no bike racks at this station. 3). The concourse tunnel which connects from the Municipal Services Building/City Hall to Race-Vine is permanently closed. 4). You cannot enter the subway station from Race St. -- only by Vine St. Why can't SEPTA at least put in a token machine? Why must I walk all the way to City Hall Station if I'm out of tokens?

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.