What is the Best Northeast Major Railway Station? (Los Angeles, Chicago, safe)

[DarkWolf]

No Subway , Light Rail , or Metrorail Stations , unless there part of a Multiple purpose stations like Hoboken Terminal , which has Metrorail in the basement , Light Rail on the side and Ferry's ontop of Commuter Rail. NY Penn doesn't count becuz its not really a station and if you've been to NYC you'll understand why.

[BKmachine]

-Penn Station in NY
-Grand Central in NY

[clean_polo]

I like all of the commuter NJT stations in North Jersey. Specifically Ridgewood, where I was born .


http://activerain.com/image_store/up...1445456837.jpg


http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb....tRidgewood.JPG


http://www.historicdoc.com/gallery/s...ridgewoodT.jpg


http://farm1.static.flickr.com/182/4...568a2e9f_o.jpg


http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi..._Ridgewood.jpg

[Billiam]

Baltimore's nicest rail station would be Penn station


Penn Station on Flickr - Photo Sharing! (http://www.flickr.com/photos/michaelgardner/1363399058/ - broken link)

[jknic]

I really like 30th Street Station in Philadelphia. I was awed the first time I walked up the steps into the main concourse.

[clean_polo]

Metrorail is hard to explain, there are some heavy rail and some light rail "Metrorails". Los Angeles and Miami both have heavy rail "Metrorails", Houston has a light rail "METRORail."

[DarkWolf]

Originally Posted by clean_polo

Metrorail is hard to explain, there are some heavy rail and some light rail "Metrorails".

I would play it safe with Elevated Rail = Metrorail ....

[BKmachine]

Hey since PATH is technically a railroad and not a subway I nominate 33rd Street

[DarkWolf]

Originally Posted by -.-

Hey since PATH is technically a railroad and not a subway I nominate 33rd Street

PATH is a Metrorail

[clean_polo]

Miami has the true EL system. It should be called Miami EL, I mean damn, it's more elevated than Chicago's lol.