34th St Station

Clean, basic and efficient for the use of boarding your train. Fair booth and also a machine for daily passes and also weekly rides. You can board to go to either center city or even the opposite way to 69th street. Check it out!! Septa is getting you around!!

Terribly dirty even for a subway station. The ticket machines never work and the people in the booths snap quite rudely and sarcastically. Always smells like pee, alcohol and drugs and other questionable substances and plenty of drunk people wander around. 1/10 would NOT recommend.

Tariq at the 34th street station was incredibly helpful. He even walked out of the booth to explain and walk me through the process of purchasing a key card.nnGreat service! Thank you Tariq.nn- Andy.

Pretty small, convenient station but once you get on the train, it's a bit crowded.

I visit this station once a week at least with my 7.5 month old son whom I take in a stroller coming from 69th street station who has handicap access. The 34th street station does not have ANY handicap access.... so I am stuck pulling my sons stroller up SEVERAL flights of stairs to get up to the street level. I think in all its about 4-5 flights of stairs. Sometimes there is a nice person that helps me to get him to the top, but most times there is not and I do it all on my own. I have weekly doctors appointments for my son at CHOP so I have no other option but to take this train and to get off at this stop to get to my destination . And then when we are done, I have to go back down all these stairs again.... they seriously need to get some handicap access at these stations.... there is also no handicap access at the 40th street station, otherwise I would go there and have no problem walking the few extra blocks, but that isnt an option. Utterly RIDICULOUS TO NOT HAVE HANDICAP ACCESS for mothers, the disabled and elderly who cannot walk these stairs!