Desertortoise
Desertortoise t1_je7p53b wrote
Reply to comment by Otree38 in The Silver Line to Dulles is a bigger deal than I thought it would be by MrMoustachio55
Cheapest DC fare is $2, but it goes up to $6, while the T is always $2.40. Advantages of the two layouts and neighborhood discussions are probably too complex for a Reddit comment. DC itself is much smaller than Greater Boston, so I think it really depends. Both have green lines that go to baseball, at least. 😄
Desertortoise t1_je6onpq wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in The Silver Line to Dulles is a bigger deal than I thought it would be by MrMoustachio55
I mean, sure, but Metro ridership is less than 1/10 of New York’s, according to pre-pandemic figures. Personally I’d opt for the functional but dirty system, but that’s just me.
Desertortoise t1_je5ub9v wrote
Reply to comment by rlbond86 in The Silver Line to Dulles is a bigger deal than I thought it would be by MrMoustachio55
I agree but I would say top 4 after NYC, Chicago and Boston.
Desertortoise t1_izp4x5a wrote
We need the Red Line for east-west transit and another, faster north-south line that connects the densest areas north to Downtown and South Baltimore, maybe Camden Yards.
Desertortoise t1_ixtusmk wrote
Already been posted but Wonderland Ballroom
Desertortoise t1_jeccy2d wrote
Reply to comment by Otree38 in The Silver Line to Dulles is a bigger deal than I thought it would be by MrMoustachio55
That’s more like a MARC or VRE ticket, then, which are also about that much.