Prudential MBTA E Line T Station

The green line is always crowded. This station has few benches when you have to wait the 10 – 20 minutes for a train to come. Of all the green lines though, the E seems to be the most reliable.

This is one of the nicest green line stations.
By nice I mean, its a little better then the other ones.
During the hot summer days, it doesn’t feel like you are in Sahara (see park station)
There are no annoying fans (see any other station).
Its overpopulated with tourists, asian students and other human sapiens who come to shop here. Can be a little overwhelming, at least when you are trying to get on the train and a group of 20 smiling japanese girls try to run over you so they can go buy more Chinese made clothing at full price at this amazing american mall.
There is a vending machine there, and that machine takes credit card. 2 dollars for a can of soda anyone?
Overall, try to avoid this unless absolutely necessary.
Also, green line E runs about every 20 min and breaks about every 4 hours. Take bus number 39.

This train is always late and always packed. I used to take it to N Station, but I’d constantly miss my commuter rail home.
I started walking to Back Bay and taking the orange line. Its more roomy (I usually even get a seat!), and I get to N Station with enough time to get an iced tea and smoke a cig. Yay.

I don’t like it. I mean, its convenient but its not worth the long long long wait. I always walk to copley or back bay which are both abotu 10 mins.
Im skipping this one all together, its just so pointless when you have copley which is like the first point where all the other branches come together.