Symphony Station in Boston

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  Alison Kan

  :: 07 October 2017 07:18:44

  Pretty standard T stop, obviously close to the symphony hall, but also walking distance from Newbury Street.

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  London Flareon Huntley

  :: 18 April 2017 18:43:05

  I like this station.

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  Bayoan Martinez-Yung

  :: 19 March 2017 12:42:48

  The station is named for the building next to this station.

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  Dan Driscoll Masonry & Chimney Service

  :: 01 March 2017 17:25:13

  This is easily my favorite train station of all time, and I'll tell you why.... First of all, it starts with the letter 's'.... Same as sexy, sofa and socialism. All good things I hope we can agree. Second of all, the symphony represents mankind's ability to harness the vibrational potential of our known physical universe and express it in such a way as to be uplifting - remind us of our tiny stature which yet holds no constraints on our boundless imaginations and possibilities. Symphony train stop, I laud thee. I shall sing thy praises for all to hear. In the loftiest terms I recommend thee unto all who may make use of your smelly train cars and stairwells, so that they, too, may realize their fullest potential. That they too may in turn uplift others... THAT THEY MAY NEVER AGAIN SPEAK THE TERM 'SYMPHONY' WITHOUT FIGHTING BACK TEARS OF JOY, FULFILLED DREAMS AND A DEEPEST, PERSONAL ESTEEM FOR HAVING STOPPED AT.... SYMPHONY! SYMPHONY!! SYMPHONY!!!

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  joseph frunzo

  :: 29 December 2016 01:58:14

  pretty oddly placed station can take a while to find the correct direction you are looking for if not familiar with the area be careful with the OUTBOUND side it is on BOTH sides of the street literally throwing you off thinking its on the opposite side its the same stairway but LOOKS different its not INBOUND is located a little bit past the hall itself (front door about 40 feet away) next to the Subway restaurant it is very confusing and a small station and the area around doesnt offer much unless head up to the Prudential center or Northeastern stop where the museum is not far off