Tioga Station

Had to catch the train and on my way I was shocked at the amount of needles in the street (I only took a few) and inside the station. It’s been years since I road the train and wow, I was speechless to see the dramatic change - it is a safety hazard!!

Never crowded

Excellent station. The absolute epitome of public transportation service. I'd recommend everyone I meet visit the Tioga station. Every time I come to Philadelphia, I visit here. And I think it's pretty clear why.nPristine floors to start. Unlike many other Philadelphia stations with crack needles and dead rats scattered on the floors, the Tioga station has absolutely immaculate facilities. I've seen Michelin star rated restaurants that looked dingier than this. No graffiti in sight, no trash, no shattered glass. The elevator is like floating in a cloud. Absolute perfection.nNext, the staff. Every visit to the Tioga station means another bunch of pleasant greetings and gracious smiles from the delightful staff employed by Septa. Everyone behind the glass has only my heart and health in mind when doing business. It's truly a blessing to get to interact with the team members here. Professionalism personified.nLastly, the train service. Each train is on the clock and there nary a delay in sight. Any time SEPTA fears a delay is coming, they send a team member to personally apologize to each citizen waiting at the Tioga station with a small token of apology. Usually a small hors d'oeuvre. Total class.nPlease make it a point to visit the Tioga Station immediately. You're doing yourself and everyone you know a favor.

1 it takes the 89 bus so long to get here I see more number 3 buses than 89 and if the number 3 bus went past my house I would had took that one. The drivers are nice on the 89 but not enough 89 buses.

I got jacked by some crackheads on this station last week. They chimped on me and I had just eaten Jack in the box so was bloated and sloth like and no match for the nignogs