These folks are wonderfull !!!!!!…read more I am the kind of person who is glad to give a friend a ride to a doctor's appointment or the airport, but I have a hard time asking for that kind of favor myself. So when I needed to find a ride to and from a procedure at the hospital I searched online for Medical Transport and I found these folks. I am glad I did. They are friendly, prompt, professional, and reliable. The whole experience was a pleasure. I'm going to call them next time I need a ride to the airport; they do all kinds of transportation. They are more cost effective than another company I called, which was only doing wheelchair transport now, which I didn't need. If you know any good, reliable, drivers, send them to Transport-U. They are always looking to expand their services.

Ronda (owner) was very professional from the start of booking my reservation through drop off. She…read moreremained in touch with my doctor's office as I was in the procedure and was early and waiting to pick me up. I was a bit hesitant to hire a stranger while under anesthesia, but Ronda made me very comfortable and made sure that I was stable before she left my home. I will hire this company for outpatient needs vs bothering family/friends.

My parking experiences in Forest Park have not always been pleasant. There's the night at Steinberg…read moreIce Rink when a thief busted a window to take two iPods off the back seat. There's the time I missed Balloon Glow after driving around for 60 minutes, and never finding a space. Why would I want to put up with fighting for parking and worrying about my vehicle when, instead, I can take the MetroLink to Forest Park/DeBaliviere station, and ride the trolley ALL DAY for the same low fare? If you decide to try it, then know that you exit the train, walk up the stairs, cross the street to the "Forest Park Trolley" sign, board the bus (yes, it's a specially-marked MetroBus, not an actual trolley), feed your two one-dollar bills (exact change only) into the cash-fare meter, receive your all-day ticket from the driver, and take a seat. The brochure with a map of the Forest Park loop and attractions is posted on the website. When you're ready to get off, pull the little stringy thing to request a stop.

I've never ridden a bus in St. Louis, so this is a review of a day's worth of experience using…read moreMetroLink, St. Louis's rather limited light-rail system. For my dad and my purposes, MetroLink was perfect. We were staying near the airport and had free shuttle access through our hotel, and we were in town to see a Dodger-Cardinal game. We rode the Red Line from Lambert Airport Terminal 2 Station to Stadium Station and back. I had no idea what to expect, but knowing that the system comprised only two lines (and that these two lines were the same for basically half the system), I thought it might be bad. In fact, I thought it might be really bad. The trains themselves are fairly clean, and although the seating could be a little bit more efficient, the huge windows really do make the experience more relaxing, especially in a crowded car like the one we rode back from the ballpark. But MetroLink has a secret that it keeps, and I have no idea why. When we came to St. Louis, the temperature was in the 90s, with humidity near 97 percent. (Yes, the baseball game was hot, but thankfully, we had covered seating.) Soon after finding seats in the train, we realized it was cooler inside than it had been outside. How was that possible? Then, two stops along, we heard a mechanical sound, and delicious freezing air came rushing into the car. This wasn't a fluke, as we experienced it on the ride back as well. MetroLink has the finest, most heat-destroying air conditioning that I have ever experienced on public transit, and I've spent a lot of time on public transit. So those two rides on the Red Line were blissfully comfortable, at least in terms of ambient temperature. Both trains had lots of really loud, obnoxious, doing-too-much teenagers; but I've grown to expect most of that on public transit. I never felt personally in danger, although there was a train-car argument that included six or seven teens of both sexes and on all parts of the train car yelling and cursing at and calling one another out. That beef eventually spilled out onto a platform at one of the stations, where a fistfight ensued, but once the beefants were off the train, everything was quiet and relaxed, and riders started making jokes about how random and sudden the argument had been.

Metro transit (app) does not allow you to sign in from multiple devices. That could simply be…read morerectified by a security/ 2 factor authentication. How inconvienent of them to force a sign in on 1 device only over a $1.00 ticket purchase.I have 2 iphones that I use daily and have been going through unnecessary sign in issues while trying to get to work on metro! I could not purchase a ticket on my new device after 3 times of going between both. A conveinence I should be able to have! Who wants to steal a bus ticket? How is that possible when both devices are held by its owner? This app should be smart enough to allow a sign out on 1 device in order to use the app on another. I was forced to call metro transit via the app while attempting to purchase a bus ticket to work once again. Trevor rudely stated that "You will continue to be locked out of your account if tou continue to attempt to use another device. " Saying sternly as if I were a child that "you cannot be signed into 2 devices at once" Why not if its my account?!?!?!? Metro truly needs to update this ancient working app into 2026. This so called security if my account can have me stick on the street with no fare as I don not carry cash. I shouldnt have to as this app was supposed to be for a riders conveinence and it is a complete pain! Which is odd as it would randomly sign me out on my 1 device before I obtained 2 after I purchased fare! Havibg to sign in over and over to show my fare to these rude drivers that demand it in order for me to get to work.I now have to wait 8-24 hours according to Trevor to receive an email in order to give metro my money from my own account that clearly no one else has access to! This is not a helpful security option whatsoever. Changes to this app should be made! Customer service could be better regarding this mess of an app!

Good security team, handled an issue with professionalism and discretion this morning.read more

The Station in STL itself is a mashup of a Greyhound and Amtrak combo and so you get a random order…read moreof fellow passengers in waiting. It was an "experience" to say the least...from a guy yelling randomly to himself and at other passengers to the group of guys in jail house sandals waiting for a bus while talking about their "time adventures"...I wouldn't call this a fun place to catch a train. It wasn't bad but there are no longer many options of food other than a small cafe but they do their best and overall the staff is very helpful and friendly. And as a bonus, you do have Security there at all times I suppose.

Efficient business and consistently helpful personnel. We were delivered to the airport with many…read moresuitcases and a dog in a crate with kindness and professionalism.

I had a very nice experience with this company. I booked on Sun. for a pickup very early (5:00…read morea.m.) on Thurs. Driver texted & arrived about 10 min. early. I had trouble getting in the back seat so he suggested the front, is easier to get in & out of. Safe driver. He kept getting phone calls from potential pickups because 2 UBER drivers kept cancelling & they had to get to the airport. I would recommend. This his living & he is professional & nice.

One of the few stations where both the Blue and Red lines share tracks, Central West End offers a…read moresmooth transfer point for riders navigating St. Louis's MetroLink system. Located in the heart of the city's medical corridor, it serves as a practical gateway to Barnes-Jewish Hospital, Washington University Medical Center, and the lively Central West End neighborhood. Central West End is between Cortex (heading east into downtown) and Forest Park / DeBaliviere heading west. The station's layout is straightforward and functional, with clear signage and covered platforms that help riders stay oriented even during busy hours. It is an island platform with the tracks on each side. Elevators and ramps provide step-free access, although some of the older infrastructure could use a refresh. Thanks to its proximity to major institutions, the station is generally safe and well-patrolled, with a steady flow of commuters, students, and hospital staff contributing to its active atmosphere. What makes Central West End stand out is how well it connects to the surrounding area. Just beyond the platform, you'll find tree-lined streets, cafés, and historic buildings that invite exploration. Whether you're heading to a medical appointment or grabbing lunch nearby, the station is a reliable and well-placed hub. It may not be flashy, but it gets the job done. In a city where transit options are limited, that reliability matters. [Review 1166 of 2025 - 432 in Missouri - 24719 overall]

Very useful get to and from the medical campus, it's also the closest stop to the Chase Park Royal…read moreSonesta Hotel so I used it to go see a Cardinals game (very exciting extra innings win over Tampa Bay for the Opening homestand). The Metro will deliver you to the Third Base gate of Busch. The Metro travels across two states, I really like it, as a visitor, you can also get to the airport. Buying tickets is a little confusing the first time, and then after buying the tickets no one actually checked them and they weren't needed in either direction but I do like to support public transportation and it's much cheaper than Uber.

Heading back out of the city, I used the Clayton station as it was more convenient. From the north,…read morethe entrance is a little unclear though that could be due to some construction. You need to take the upper ramp rather than the down ramp that leads to the bus station. The platform has almost no cover from the elements. If it's at all raining or windy, you're going to get covered and there isn't much you can do about that. There is a ticket vending machine at street level and if you are buying a ticket, you must remember to validate it in the machine. [Review 617 of 2024 - 314 in Missouri - 21648 overall]

When visiting St. Louis...this is the way to get around. Driving/traffic can be crazy. This is…read morefast, very easy, and it stops either right at the main attractions, or very close. You can either by one-way, round trip, or day/month passes. The better deal is the day or more pass. You can go any where at any time. Makes things very easy...especially if you get off at the wrong stop. :-)

Nice for the park & ride option. The lot is huge, well lit and seemingly secure. I spotted security…read moreguards on and about the platforms. If you're traveling via Lambert you can park your vehicle here and ride directly to the terminals for easy drop off. Save yourself that $7-$20 daily rate I like to call "highway robbery". Berkeley was on to something with this Metrolink Station...Hanley, that's what I call convenience. Thanks me later.

The aromatic scents of marijuana and wine flavored Swisher sweets fill the air as you walk from the…read morevast (fairly empty, unless there is a Blues or Cardinals game) parking lot to station's loading dock. I see many of the same people here everyday, often I presume legitimately hanging out with friends, new ones rolling up with each new train. The perfect spot to board either direction, pretty much everyone gets off here except the few that are actually heading to the airport. Probably a great spot to buy weed if you have no real friends. I've never had any trouble with anyone but I have heard a couple people have been shot. Good luck.

My boss and his family were traveling and had several canceled flights, i needed a ride from St…read moreLouis to Iowa THAT NIGHT at midnight. Saeed was beyond amazing. I truly love working with car services that care so much, thank you for taking care of them and me. We love you guys!

WOW! I cannot even begin to explain how great of an experience we had with Memorable…read moreTransportation. As out of town guests for a wedding in St. Louis, we mistakenly got on the wrong party bus at our hotel & made our way to the WRONG wedding venue. When we realized what had happened, and that we were 35 minutes away from the correct venue, we were horrified and had no idea what to do, as the closest Uber was 30 minutes out. ~ CUE MEMORABLE TRANSPORTATION ~ The owner of the company had just dropped off guests at the wedding we accidentally crashed when he heard what had happened to us. He took it upon himself to drive four of us to the correct venue, and didn't even want to charge us (we would not hear of it!). He was accommodating, polite, professional and the true hero of the day! I would recommend Memorable Transportation to ANYONE & EVERYONE in the St. Louis area. It was truly a ~ m e m o r a b l e ~ experience. Thank you for salvaging our evening!