BART – 24th St. Mission

San Francisco, États-Unis

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2800 Mission St, San Francisco, CA, 94110
entre 24th St et 25th St
Mission
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160 m24th St & Valencia St
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20 avis sur BART – 24th St. Mission

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Évaluation du lieu : 2
Alameda, CA
I regularly use the 24th Street station, but that doesn’t mean I like it. It’s not just the fact that it’s gross, though the pigeons on the platform and caked on dirt don’t make a compelling case. It’s just the fact that this one feels so sketchy.
Évaluation du lieu : 3
Walnut Creek, CA
Dirty but so are all the other BART stations. Convenient as it’s close by to a lot of good restaurants and shops. The only thing weird is that the interior escalator goes down in the morning, so you have to walk up. Only a few steps, but still… And then in the evening, the elevator goes up. At least the exterior escalators get it right and always goes up because there are a lot of people getting high around there and I am afraid that they may trip. That’s all.
Évaluation du lieu : 3
Playa del Rey, CA
***This BART station lets out to a Mission neighborhood that is fairly close to a few of the city’s well regarded restaurants like Foreign Cinema; I am not sure what else is around here though; this station is probably more convenient for locals***
I am not sure what the parking situation is.
Évaluation du lieu : 3
San Francisco, CA
Dodgy neighborhood, though not as bad at 16th & Mission. Probably a good place to purchase black tar heroin. Oh, San Francisco…
Évaluation du lieu : 2
San Francisco, CA
The location is filthy. The smell of urine from all the homeless people hanging out here is disgusting. There are too many homeless people hanging out.
And funny thing is that there is a public restroom right above the station too.
Évaluation du lieu : 3
Katy, TX
Despite recently renovating one side of the upper part of this station, some of the ghetto elements still remain in the area. Not nearly as bad as the next station down on 16th Street though. The station downstairs isn’t as bad as most people make it out to be, but I must be used to it since I grew up here though. It smells more on the actual BART train itself than and of the stations I’ve been to.
Évaluation du lieu : 2
San Francisco, CA
The location is convenient but the station is filthy. The smell of urine is disgusting. There are too many people hanging out.
How hard is it to hose down the plaza daily.
I also wish there were more maps of the train system when you are inside.
Évaluation du lieu : 2
San Francisco, CA
Bathroom is always closed due to «heightened security». WTF? Do the burritos from Farrolito make you dump some serious weapons of mass destruction or something? Guess those BART janitors who make six figures aren’t getting paid enough.
One of the escalators is always broken. Maybe once every so often they are both operating.
And watch where you put your hands on the handrail. There is pigeon crap everywhere and it’s just never cleaned. BART janitors hard at work elsewhere I guess.
BART does operate there though. So that’s the one redeeming factor.
Évaluation du lieu : 2
San Francisco, CA
My favorite memory of 24th and Mission is the day I was trying to get to work, and suddenly there was a six foot tall bunny doing a violent dance to some extreme bass, and someone handed me a Nestle Quick (lukewarm).
The plaza needs to be cleaned up (aka not terrifying to walk around, cleaner, well lit at night). On the other hand, I am super happy to have a bart station in this part of the neighborhood. Yay mass transit!
Évaluation du lieu : 3
San Francisco, CA
Its a Bart station, its on time, some beggars around asking for money so be extra careful to keep your belongings close to you. this place is on time which is all I can ask for.
Évaluation du lieu : 4
Fremont, CA
This is a nice stop on Bart, but requires coming up dozens of steps — no problem if you are fit. This gets you right into the Mission part of San Francisco, with many restaurants representing a variety of cuisine, and many other things to do in this area.
Évaluation du lieu : 4
Austin, TX
The Mission ended up being are favorite area in SF. The station\stairwell smelled like pee. Who cares? The Bart has great frequency and the Clipper card was a simple deal even for an out of towner after a little trial and error.
Évaluation du lieu : 3
San Jose, CA
«What happened to the bum encampment and the street evangelists?» — Me
«That’s the 16th street station.» — Noël M.
One stop makes a big difference. This station smells less like urine and I’m not looking over my shoulder as much when I ascend to the street.
Évaluation du lieu : 3
San Francisco, CA
I’m here so frequently, I almost want to call this place my second home. But that might be unfair to the many who call it their first.
Don’t touch the rails, stay away from the corners, and be grateful that 24th St Bart is only 16th St Bart — lite.
Évaluation du lieu : 3
San Francisco, CA
So much better than the 16th & Mission Station. They are literally worlds apart.
Love it, the escalators change their minds about which direction they want to go— it’s a fun surprise.
One thing though, why do BART cops carry guns? That’s wack.
Évaluation du lieu : 4
San Francisco, CA
The BART at this station I use when I had a class at the CCSF Mission Campus.
There is a McDonald’s, Quickly and plenty of Mexican Restaurants around this area.
Sometimes there are carts that sells churros, ice cream, bacon hot dogs with condiments and beverages.
One of the features making San Francisco’s Mission District unique are the Mexican Restaurants!
There are also a few Chinese Restaurants around!
Évaluation du lieu : 2
Half Moon Bay, CA
What? Another BART station that smells like piss? You’ve gotta be kidding!
Ew.
But it’s a little cleaner than the 16th street stop… still some scary characters wandering around but again, not as bad as 16th St…
Come out during the day and there’s a lot going on nearby.
Évaluation du lieu : 4
San Francisco, CA
A super convenient BART station in a prime location.
It’s architecturally interesting and not that dirty. I encounter much worse on the buses.
How can you not be a fan?
Évaluation du lieu : 3
Pleasant Hill, CA
«The Mission» refers to the San Francisco de Asis Mission, also known as Mission Dolores, which was founded 1776. The neigbourhood is similar to it’s 16th & Mission Cousin, but this stop is usually my preferred one when I frequent these parts. Don B. is right about this place as a burrito gateway, and if you wander farther, Noe Valley beckons yonder.
The people watching is also half the fun. See also my 16th & Mission BART Safety Tips.
Évaluation du lieu : 3
Portland, OR
I love this BART stop for one reason and one reason alone: It drops me off across the street from my favorite burrito in The City. This guarantees that every (and I emphasize EVERY) time I am in SF I utilize this BART stop. It’s dirty, but the escalators seem to always work…
…and did I mention that El Farolito is nearby? Mmmmm…