I have found myself metroing to Silver Spring more and more versus driving nowadays... it's about a…read more20 min ride and on top of that I can avoid dealing with parking. There's quite a bit of construction going on in the area, which isn't surprising, though it can make navigation a bit confusing from the outside. A lot of elements of this metro seem upgraded compared to others, and it's definitely way larger than it was back in the day. There's a huge bus area, and you can even catch the MARC. The escalators, core of the station itself, and platform are pretty straightforward. I haven't been in the metro during the peak of rush hour, so I can't speak on what that experience is like. But I imagine it's no different than everywhere else. You can only catch the Red line here, so read the maps so you know where to catch the other lines if necessary.

This station is a bit of a mess currently. They are doing some kind of update to the station which…read morelimits the platform situation. This can be considered a benefit or a deterrent on how you look at it. If you are exiting a train, it's easy flow to the exit. If you are entering a train, you can only go so far down the platform safely before being in someone else's way. The escalator situation here confuses me. It seems like they were meant to be helpful in the platform situation but I always end up being in the opposite direction from where I need to be. Exiting out onto the street was a bit of a mess as well. Everyone seems to filter to the one side that takes you into the downtown area. Everyone seems to have the same thought here, I'm entitled to the nearest gate even though I see you clearly standing there about to use it. It is a very well used station and I can see why with the connection to the bus bays. But until they are done doing whatever update there is, it's just not the best right now.

This is a Metro station i enjoy coming to when going out for job interviews going by bus . Its…read moreoff Georgia Avenue a few doors down from Glenmont 7 ELEVEN. Its a very touristy area this is Glenmont Metro Station . This olace has bus stops for all different busses to take peope to different areas of Maryland. They have a downstairs escalators to the Metro Teains that go from this place to WASHINGTON DC, as far as shady Groce station and more . Te improvements by putting up digital schedules . Now they are putting up surveillance systems aganst Teenage Take overs where they are in a rampage not bejbg in Schol at and hanging where kids are jit allowed at . Its ruining the reputation od good customers there . But im glad improvements are being made . This place has now two parking structures one at the station and ine across the street . It includes elevators to take uou into the metro train areas . They even have apps such as Metro bus or ride on bus app or ateansit app to know schedules to buses or trains there . You can use their QR CODES on theie ads to do them . They eben allow people like Jehovahs witnesses to solicit their materials there to know communities there . But now the bus stops have all new buses and schedules then the old ways anymore . But im getting used to them with time . But my explorations aboard metro buses and ride ons are far ftom over . Even been there at the Glenmont Metro Station countless times . Im continuing my adventures aboard them . But when people go there its for the right reasons too . Inside the Metro areas down below they have machines to reload your Metro cards to add on the machine too to go where you want with the schedules they show on it . This place is always enjoyable except fir the Teenage Take overs there when kids belng in school . I love coming to Glenmont Metro Station and hooe to continue to do so . My voyages and explorations are far from over . This is a nice place yi ge st fir thevright customers and communities that comebthrre . What happened during the Covid Pandemic it was unlawful, Inexcusable, Unjustifiable, Reprehensible, Irresponsible, Wreckless, And Down Right Wrong. It should have never been tolerated. On nuses and the metro Trains they should add wifi plugs to charge our cell phones when riding. Let's make Glenmont Metro Station respectable and touristy again as it should and must be again . I hope we all enjoy going there . If you love this place as I do , This place is for you. We all look forward to seeing you all there very soon once again.But glenmont station needs to be safer from Teenage Take overs there to prevent crime and violence perpetrated by them . Let's make things safe again .Maple Glenmont Metro Station Enjoyable once again .

Good Morning , I had to pause and post on behalf of this station Manager, Mr M simmons this guy…read moreis truly an asset to metro . He has such a presence of excellence and an attitude of professionalism. Observing Mr Simmons in action on a daily basis at the Glenmont station is something to behold,He is forever on the move assisting customers and attending to the elderly. Mr Simmons on behalf of all the riders, I thank you Sir for.you excellent service and commitment to the professional attitude and conduct you always display Happy Thanksgiving to,you Sir and you Household.

Came to this station just for the escalator experience. It is SUPER long and vertical. Station is a…read moredump, but the escalator is cool.

A little trivia: Wheaton Metro Station has the longest subway escalator in the Western Hemisphere…read more(and in the US). The escalator is 230 feet long, with a vertical rise of 115 feet. For the most part, Wheaton's Metro Station is pretty decent (relative to living in NYC for a couple of decades). With access to the red line (obviously) and a large number of DC Metro and Montgomery County bus lines, I guess this could be considered a major transportation hub. This metro station has direct access to various shops (e.g, Westfield Mall), restaurants, and bars. I will recommend being careful because Georgia Avenue can be a bit of a mess for pedestrians. Compared to other metro stations in the DMV area, I have not noticed a large transient population; however, it can get a little sketchy at night. If you are new to the area, it might be a bit confusing to get the hang of the MANY bus bays, but you will get the hang of it in no time. If you have physical issues with using steep ramps escalators, elevators are located across the street from the main entrance.

Trains almost never on time, the station is clean, despite being the deepest metro station in the…read moresystem the elevators to the platform are fast and quick. The parking I have not experienced.

This is a quintessential commuting station that I am happy to use daily…read more Forest Glen metro isn't really walking distance to much. There's a medical office building nearby, a small shopping center with a supermarket, and the rest is all residential. However, it has a decent amount of parking that is easy to access. There is a short walk from where you park to the turnstiles but it's not bad. The station and the tunnel leading into it are spacious and clean. The only time I've interacted with an attendant they were very friendly. I've read about an escalator but I've only ever used the elevators. There are about 6 of them and they come very quickly. For rider purposes, they only lead from the concourse to the platform. The platform themselves are very wide and have benches along the way. I don't plan to go back to driving every day to DC. It's so much better to park at Forest Glen and use metro.

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.

Overall 3.5 Stars The Metro is a convenient way to visit DC…read morefrom Bethesda. It takes about 17 minutes from the station to arrive to the main station in DC. From there, you are located near the National Mall, Smithsonian Museums, White House, Washington, Jefferson and Lincoln monuments. Also, near the WW II and the Vietnam Wall memorials. The station is equipped for ADA via elevator near the main entrance and has ramps to the platforms. The elevator may have enough room for 4-5 people or 1 ADA Wheel or electric chair and two others. The trains are nice and clean. Not like other stations in other cities. Price is comparable to other cities dreaming from $2.50 -$6.75 depending the time and stop you are heading too. Use your phone, CC, or Smartcard you can purchase from the Metro. Also, you can plan your trip, purchase and schedules from their website @ https://wmata.com I highly recommend to use the site. Epic escalators! They are about 100' -150' deep before you get to the kiosk stations. Have a fun trip!

Ok, I'm finally getting around to reviewing Metro stations. This is a deep station like many on…read morethis end of the Red Line. The platforms are pretty run of the mill Metro platforms. Normally it's pretty clean. Once you take the long-ish escalator ride up away from the tracks, you end up in a covered area where the buses are. This area has a tiny Dunkin Donuts if you need a snack or coffee. As you head to the next set of escalators, there is a water feature (not quite a waterfall) that comes down into the station area from the surface. Nice to have a natural sounds in a very urban area. Once you get up onto the surface, you're at the corner of Old Georgetown Rd and Wisconsin Ave near several hotels and a Starbucks (in case Dunks wasn't your cup of tea). Pretty central to a of businesses and restaurants. All in all, this station is convenient and central to downtown Bethesda.

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.

This is my primary station for my daily commute. Even outside of that, I usually park here if I…read moreneed to take the train to downtown DC. It's super convenient with the garage. There's multiple levels. Parking is $4.95 daily. Weekends are usually free unless there's an event at UMD (like a game) then it's $15 from what I've seen... could be more by now. Over the last year, there have been some challenges getting to the station due to the purple line construction. Not sure when that'll be completed but lately it hasn't been too bad! I'm so glad they recently brought back the yellow line. If you miss a green line train, a yellow one comes right after! There's still occasional delays but no overall complaints. The employees at this station are super helpful. I'm late to the game but I finally downloaded the smart trip app and use it to enter the station. No need for a physical card.

I think this location is in witness protection. It is challenging to find. It doesn't seem that…read moreconvenient for students. But at least the location is an option to get around. The entrance is by the Kiss and Ride drop off, which is out of sight until you approach the entrance by foot.

Very clean station on the Camden Line. I walked over to the location but I seen shuttle buses and…read morepeople park here. There are a few Uber scooters at times. A very big parking lot - for park and ride. There is an escalator at this stop

Parked here and took the shuttle bus to the stadium for the PSU/MD game and could not be happier…read morewith the ease of use getting in and out, the price and the free shuttle bus. This is how it should be for first-time visitors, so hats off to U of M for making our first visit memorable and enjoyable by not having to worry about parking and transportation on game day. We enjoyed the game and meeting all the fans this day! Thank you! See you again in two years! =)