CTA – Irving Park

Chicago, Vereinigte Staaten

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1816 W Irving Park Rd, Chicago, IL, 60613
zwischen Ravenswood Ave & Wolcott Ave
North Center, Lakeview
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10 mIrving Park
780 mMontrose Brown Line Station EB
790 mBrown Line
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Ortszeit (Chicago) 17:49 Freitag, 29. November 2024

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Mittwoch 04:00 – 02:00
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Freitag 04:00 – 02:00
Samstag 04:00 – 02:00
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15 Bewertungen zu CTA – Irving Park

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Rating des Ortes: 4
Chicago, IL
This CTA L station is located off Irving Park, as the name suggests, and Ravenswood. Its your standard L station, with one heated shelter and two flights of stairs that lead to the L platform. There are 2 Ventra card machines, which rarely have a line. The station has murals, which make it stand out and add to the aesthetic appeal of this place.
There are small businesses at the base of the station, including a Turkish internet café that I highly recommend. The nearby businesses make this a stop worth stopping at: the Turkish café, a Julius Meinl, and ORK Posters.
Rating des Ortes: 3
Chicago, IL
This CTA stop is conveniently located, like most CTA stops, right by the Irving Park CTA 80 bus route. Just run down from the train to catch the bus going east or westbound.
Rating des Ortes: 4
Chicago, IL
Take a rickety old shanty, add some very-​well-​spent tax dollars, and you get a well-​lit (i.e., safe-​feeling), clean smelling (for a short time at least), good-​looking station. People, stop complaining about taxes and realize that this is the reason for them.
Rating des Ortes: 3
Chicago, IL
it’s clean… no shit on the walls and a guy «works» there…
Rating des Ortes: 4
Chicago, IL
What a beautiful new station! It is so much bigger than the old one. The wind protection coming out of the elevators is really helpful against that mean Chicago wind. I also really like the mosaics of riders on the back wall inside the station. I think it is some of the better art placed in the new stations.
Rating des Ortes: 1
Nashville, TN
Whoever thought it was a good idea to put traction-​free tile floor in this station was a retard.
Slick tile that offers no traction + snow slush + ice slush + salt = If you are traveling faster than a goddamn snail en route to catch your train, you will land on your fucking face because of the half-​inch of standing watery crap on the floor.
Seriously, winter in Chicago lasts for 8 months. Why put down a surface that acts as a detriment during those months? How about a little foresight, CTA?
Rating des Ortes: 5
Chicago, IL
I think this is one of the better renovated Brown Line stations. The stairs are wider than at Addision, although the platform is narrower. This isn’t such a big deal because there tend to be relatively fewer people using this station (that may change as more people realize its open).
The best improvement is the new traffic light for crossing Irving Park, and the new exit on the south side of the street. The only thing to make it better would be to add more heaters.
Rating des Ortes: 5
Berwyn, IL
Boy oh boy am I glad to see that the renevations are complete and that the trains are stopping here again!
I have to admit I have missed having this station open. It’s closer to where I work and now that the construction is done the station just looks fabulous in all it’s newness!
Cheers, Chicago did something right… finally!
Rating des Ortes: 4
Chicago, IL
the stop it self is nice its clean and in safe area.
i was not clearly informed that it was going to close for a year. and i was 30 minutes late to work because i had to take the next sop and had no idea how to get to work from there. i dont like that he brown line stop running at like 12:30am or so.
Rating des Ortes: 5
Dayton, OH
This was my spot for the time I spent in North Center. I loved the neighborhood, the stop, everything about this area. I moved up to the Montrose stop after a while and it just wasn’t the same. You should move here and use the Brown line to get where you’re going, you won’t be sorry. Hope the remodel treats you well, it was due. Sigh.
Rating des Ortes: 3
Frisco, CO
My home stop until the Addison station opens. It’s very old and rusty, so I really can’t wait for it to be renovated! Once it’s done (in winter 2009… ack!), I’ll ride the brown line everyday for the sake of being at the IP station.
Rating des Ortes: 3
Vernon Hills, IL
This station has become my new way to get to my local yarn shop, Knit 1 with Addison closed down. The station is in disrepair which looks like it’s just waiting for it to be closed for renovation. It seems like they won’t even slap a coat of paint on it in the meantime. Despite its drawbacks, it’s located in the middle of a busy street where there are lots of bars, banks, and other stuff. Since I’ve had to walk it so many times after my knitting class, I know where all of the bars are on my way to the station.
Rating des Ortes: 3
Los Angeles, CA
Oh, the Brown Line! My favorite line. The trains are so much cleaner and nicer than the Red or Blue ones, and almost all of the places I need to go on a regular basis are along this line.
This is my home stop, and I am supremely annoyed that it is closed until next December. Yeah, it needs some renovations — it’s kind of rusty looking. But seriously, this stop is 3 short blocks from my house. I don’t want to walk to Montrose. I know that stop is also very close to home, but I’m really averse to change sometimes.
Rating des Ortes: 5
Chicago, IL
This station can’t be any more perfectly positioned unless it was in my house. Well… I guess I wouldn’t want it to be in my house that would be too noisy. LOL it’s only a quarter mile walk from my house which makes me both get some exercise, and gets me to work on time.
Rating des Ortes: 4
Chicago, IL
I get to ride you in another two days! I’m so excited! Thank you for providing me with your service.