Park Street Winter Street, Boston, MA 02108

"Yay Park Street Station :D Underground Green and Red line transfer station. Red line all trains, green line separate entrances. Not a bad station as I expected. Relatively clean and nice and open. 5/10"

"Triggerman did not shoot me. Enough said. In all seriousness, I didn't go inside, but it looked nice enough on the outside."

"Station can be confusing to navigate at first, but easy to learn. Transfer to/from RL at the northern end of GL platforms. Entrance on the northern end brings you to both GL platforms, southern one only has access to Southbound platform (use other entrance or switch platforms in-station). Switch between Northbound and Southbound GL tracks at the middle of the platform. E and D trains board on the wall side of SB plat, B and C on the fence side (Track changes happen occasionally but is sometimes communicated. Look for a train's destination signs to be sure). Gov't Ctr, Union Sq & Medford trains on the wall side of NB plat, trains ending at Park St on the fence side. RL has two tracks and three platforms. Center platform accessible & serves both Alewife and Ashmont/Braintree trains. Southbound platform for trains to Ashmont/Braintree. Northbound platform for Alewife trains. Only center RL platform is accessible. Train info screens are located throughout the station for both GL and RL, showing the next two arrivals for each track (minus the GL terminating track). Floor design is cool, lighting is good and a stand on the Southbound GL plat provides route maps for Subway and Bus. Ticket machines by each entrance. Orange Line and SL4 available at Downtown Crossing stop using Winter Street underground concourse."

"They say no redline service 845 to end of service EVERYWHERE so you plan your work day accordingly and SHOCK! Last train from park st was at 831 Forreal y’all a EMBARRASSMENT to this city! If any normal person worked the way you operate we would be fired in a week. But this took how many state employees and countless tax dollars? THE T IS A JOKE"

"Tremont Subway station is the oldest subway station in North America. It isn’t particularly clean, nice or modern but what do you expect for s subway station that was built in 1897. It’s pretty amazing it’s still here and operating 120+ years later!"