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30th Street Station is a uncategorized, located at 2955 Market St (at N 30th St), Philadelphia, PA 19104, United States. They can be contacted via phone at +1 800-872-7245, visit their website www.iseptaphilly.com for more detailed information.

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2955 Market St (at N 30th St), Philadelphia, PA 19104
Added by Jopie, at 30 June 2009

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20 Reviews

  • FourSquare User
    13 August 2013

    Even if you're running late, when you run in the front door by the taxis, the trains are at the bottom of the stairs and signs are really clear. Know your train name, number & destination!

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  • FourSquare User
    23 May 2013

    Nothing like a train ride to ease your trouble mind! Relax, sit back, and let the view take you to wherever!

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  • FourSquare User
    14 April 2013

    So much better than New York Penn Station, which is hell on earth.

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  • FourSquare User
    22 January 2013

    Go to the center of the main hall and rock the smooth floor surface with some wild head spin dance moves. Be sure to leave a hat aside for tips.

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  • FourSquare User
    21 March 2012

    Step outside the nation's third-busiest train station and enjoy your coffee, along with great views of the city, on The Porch. 30th Street Station's outdoor area offers seating and seasonal events.

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  • FourSquare User
    03 November 2011

    Great place to people watch, grab a cup of joe, buy your sweetie some posies or drink in the grandeur, architecture & art pieces. Don’t forget to check out the outside plaza, The Patio.

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  • FourSquare User
    16 August 2011

    While it's known for being a central transit hub, the station also doubles as a great food eatery with wonderful architecture.

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  • FourSquare User
    09 April 2011

    Leave yourself time to admire the gorgeous details of this station. The clocks, signage, windows, pillars and more inspire a sense that you have traveled back in time.

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  • FourSquare User
    01 November 2010

    Use the Ao Bon Pann WiFi. Much better signal then the station's.

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  • FourSquare User
    21 September 2010

    One of the most distinct architectural landmarks in the city, it opened in 1933 with a number of innovative features: pneumatic tube system, an intercom and even roof space to land a small plane.

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  • FourSquare User
    17 July 2010

    Philadelphia is 100 miles south of New York, 133 miles north of Washington, D.C., and 55 miles from Atlantic City.

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  • FourSquare User
    05 July 2010

    Check for TP before settling on a stall in the women's bathroom. You only make that mistake once.

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  • FourSquare User
    02 July 2010

    Bolt Bus stops here. Fast/cheap/comfortable way to NYC.

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  • FourSquare User
    01 June 2010

    Don't forget that the first car in a train of three cars or more is the "quiet car."

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  • FourSquare User
    25 May 2010

    Amtrak tickets give you a free ride on SEPTA from 30th St. to both Suburban Station and Market East Station, both in Center City. Very convenient for visiting the Comcast Center

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  • FourSquare User
    25 May 2010

    Free wifi throughout the whole station

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  • FourSquare User
    03 April 2010

    Feed the police dogs bacon and they'll tell you who's a criminal and who's not.

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  • FourSquare User
    06 January 2010

    Get a cab from 29th street exit

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  • FourSquare User
    04 October 2009

    You can take regional rail from 30th to market east. and they rarely make you buy a ticket for that ride.

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  • FourSquare User
    07 July 2009

    If you're traveling to NJ/NYC, skip buying a ticket at the SEPTA Sales Office and head straight for the NJT Ticketing Machine. You can select a combined SEPTA/NJT ticket there.

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