Delmar Loop — Local services in St. Louis

Mostly smooth ride. A sudden stop caused someone to slightly stumble in the next wagon, which could have been due to sudden obstruction on the tracks.

This station is in walking distance and within minutes to a family dollar store, that is to the left and then left after exiting the station.

The station is wheelchair accessible and there are stairs to go up to the street or down to the station. Metal gates are at the entrance to prevent abuse and the station looked nice and clean. It also looked well lit at night, with bright lights that add to the general safety feeling.

Five stars to the female conductor for announcing safety measures before the doors closed and for announcing the approaching station and related bus...

I'm a big fan of Metro and mass transit in general, having ridden it for all of my 57 years. I've lived in St Louis for 20 years and I grew up in a large urban area elsewhere in the country. I certainly don't expect a perfect situation in terms of security and I believe that Metro is trying, but Metro needs to beef up the police presence at this and several other stations just to ensure that people understand that they should comport themselves in reasonable ways when other...

The Delmar Metrolink station provides a convenient option for commuters looking to park and ride the train. The parking lot rarely gets full and is frequently filled with Loop concert-goers in the evenings. One can enter the train platforms either by cutting through the parking lot or by using the main entrance close to...