" Perfect stop" This stop on the orange line " Stony Brook"…read moreis just perfect . It lets you off in the middle of everything. Less than half a block a thriving neighborhood full of a variety of restaurants. Taking the subway is also cheaper so it's the way to go . The trains run pretty frequently so no worries .

Roxbury and Stony Brook sure have changed. After they moved the Orange Line elevated to this new…read morecorridor, it's improved. Back then, it used to be a place that we did not go ever, especially after dark. Now? It's patrolled by police, there are plenty of restaurants and shopping nearby. And apartments/condos that are far from cheap. Today, Stony Brook is an island platform though below the surface of the nearby area. At street level, the ticketing concourse has the usual automated ticket kiosks and turnstiles. Full handicapped access with elevators and escalators down to the platform level. It is a reasonably wide platform that is pretty much indoors and out of the elements. There is seating available and announcements of the next trains towards Oak Grove/Forest Hills. Stony Brook is between Green (outbound) and Jackson Square (inbound).

Continuing our exploration of the M Line, we stopped this evening at Butler station. Residential…read moreneighborhood like many of the stations on this line, there is a little shelter from the elements. The station is handicapped accessible and features both audible and visual announcements of the next train in both directions. The station is reasonably lit in the evening. There is some parking available here. No machine for adding value to or purchasing your Charlie Ticket. You will need to board the train at the driver's door so that you can swipe your form of payment. Butler is on the M line between Milton (outbound) and Cedar Grove (inbound). You can also pick up the Naponset Trail from here if you're interested in walking.

An above ground station on the Orange Line across the river in Charlestown, Community College is of…read morecourse next to the Bunker Hill Community College. It is located underneath Interstate 93 but is still outdoors. You're covered from the rain and snow but not the wind or the cold. It is an island platform station, which means that the doors open on the left. There are audible and visual announcements of the next incoming train in either direction. There is no parking here. The station is completely handicapped accessible. There are turnstiles at street level and the usual automated ticket vending machines. The station is between North Station (inbound toward Forest Hills) and Sullivan Square (outbound towards Oak Grove).

The New REDLINE CARS pulling into the Station at MGH/Charles was a nice sight to see!…read moreClean smooth and nicely shined ! Smooth right to the Stations on route and glad to be on it the First Day! With these new cars will make a big difference this summer for sure and less breakdowns! Just in time for FIFA!

One of my favorite stops on the Red line. Why?…read more In this area, the train comes up, outside and you get to see wonderful views of the city: the Esplanade, Charles River, Citgo sign! Iconic Boston views! This stop is a drop off for the Esplanade, one of the most picturesque spots in the city, so it makes the area, including this outdoor stop a nice place to get off or wait for your train. Clean, pretty easy to orient yourself and the views! Did I say the views? It might have the best ones in Boston and beyond!

The terminus for the M Line, Mattapan station is a full service station with audible and visual…read moreannouncements of the next train, a small shelter from the elements, some parking and is fully handicapped accessible. The station is at surface level. It is an A-OK stop. Trains from here run to Ashmont and take about 10 minutes. The next inbound station is Capen Street. There are some small restaurants and shops near the station but nothing terribly fancy. It services a mostly residential area. The fare is the same as it is for the rest of the MBTA. If you're not transferring at Ashmont, you will need to board the train at the driver's door where there is a machine for swiping your Charlie Card or Charlie Ticket.

This is a nice M Line station that services "downtown" Milton. It has the usual covered waiting…read morearea, a ramp at either end for handicapped access, audible and visual announcements of the next train and there is some parking available. The station is surprisingly well lit at night. There are no machines here for adding value to your Charlie Ticket or Charlie Card. You will need to board at the front of the train so that you can swipe your appropriate method of payment. Milton is on the M line between Central Avenue (outbound) and Butler (inbound). The Naponset Path is nearby, which may be useful.

What a cute above the line stop! My husband was going on a memory lane trip from his time at BU and…read moreI also wanted to visit the cool campus! Our trip started here, we got off at BU East stop (B Line)- Green, right in the middle of Com Ave (Commonwealth), near the Warren Towers, the dorms he lived in! Safe stop, clean, trains arrive quickly, a great way to see the city! Nice outdoor platforms as well!

A surface level station for the B Branch of Boston's Green Line MBTA, Boston University East is one…read moreof the three stations that serve the BU community. The station has a minimal amount of cover from rain but it's not much. You're going to be experiencing the weather here for sure. At least there is a decent barrier from the traffic of the very busy Comm Ave. This station does not have an audible or visual announcement of the next train. It has some handicapped access with a portable ramp for wheelchairs to access the higher platforms of the Green Line trains. There are no ticket machines or turnstiles here. If you are disembarking here, you will need to press the "stop request button." If you are boarding, you will need to do so at the front door next to the driver so that you can provide payment. Boston University East is between Boston University Central (outbound) and Blandford Street (inbound). [Review 9926 overall, 1504 of 2018.]

A little bit improved from the usual surface level Green Line stations, Washington Street does have…read moresome signage here to indicate that it is, in fact, a T station. There is a small amount of cover from the worst of the rain or wind. It does have a ramp for some handicapped access. There are no automated ticket kiosks and there are no audible or visual announcements of the next train in either direction. The station does have a good space for disembarking the train and not walking directly into the busy traffic of Comm Ave. Doors at this station will open on the right. You will need to signal the train driver if you intend to disembark here. For boarding, you must do so at the front of the train so that you can swipe your Charlie Card or Charlie Ticket. Washington Street is on the "B" Branch of the Green Line, between Warren Street (inbound) and Sutherland Street (outbound).

Another of the three Boston University stops on the Green Line, West has even less for services…read morethan Central. Less cover, still no kiosks or announcements and not much of a curb to keep the traffic away. It's "I've experienced better." This station is not handicapped accessible. The station does not feature a kiosk for purchasing your Charlie Card or Ticket. You will need to board the train at the front by the driver so that you can provide payment. If you're getting off here, make sure to press the "stop request" button as they don't always stop. BU Central is obviously between BU Central (inbound) and Saint Paul Street (outbound) on the B branch of the Green Line.

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Not one complaint yet they are wonderful and expedient and also accommodating I look forward to…read morecontinuing our relationship