Clarendon

Train schedule.not consistent. No wY to plaj. Dcmeyro app rarely has accurate info. Train engineers constantly play with throttle making ride very jerky.

When you arrive at Clarendon Metro station, my best advice is do not get off the train. If you are so unfortunate as to be relegated to public transportation, there is nothing here for you in Clarendon. Apartments are $3,000+ for a one bedroom, drinks are $12+, there are no stores here where you can buy any item of clothing for under $100. If you're overweight or don't look like an underwear model, don't expect to get service anywhere. The whole neighborhood is like one big private club for elitist brats of all ages. I hate this place. It is sucking out what is left of my soul every day.

I know I'm going to be the only one giving metro one star. Growing up here though, just a couple years ago, $5 would get you multiple trips in a day (and it wasn't reliable then - look up the 2009 crash where NINE people died and SEVENTY were injured). I get that DC is a transient area, but doubling prices and cutting service with 'safe track' really doesn't cut it for the #back2good marketing. One 45 minute episode with a train stopped in a tunnel during rush hour (and AC doesn't work when the train isn't moving) seeing people in their mid 20s pass out from lack of oxygen - you'll understand why a flawed company like Uber flourishes in the metro area. Metro hasn't come a long way or anywhere in the last 10 years. Stay here 10 years and you'll see...Least add value and drop prices. $3 for Tysons - Clarendon at 10pm is not a 'deal.'

Clean and reasonable with timing estimations for service arrivals.

Best metro station in Clarendon. Pretty clean.