It does not matter what trolley you take if you are heading east into Center City. Going east, all trolleys (Routes 10, 11, 13, 34, or 36 ) lead to Center City. If you are looking to head somewhere else in the city or into one of the surrounding Philadelphia suburbs, you may want to check out one of the many trolley and bus routes to get you where you need to go. For both University City and Center City students, the Orange Line also has a free transfer at 15th and Market streets to the Market-Frankford Line.

For Center City students, the Orange Line makes stops at Broad and Spring Garden streets, as well as Broad and Vine streets. This subway route is a fast and convenient way to check out any one of Philadelphia's major sports teams at the Sports Complex in South Philly. The Broad Street Line, also known as the Orange Line, is a subway line that runs north and south along Broad Street. For Center City, students can take the El to 15th and Market streets. The El has two convenient stops for Drexel students on the University City Campus: 34th and Market streets and 30th and Market streets. The El is an easy way for Drexel students to get to Center City or further into West Philly. The Market-Frankford Line, popularly known as the Blue Line or the El, is a subway-elevated line that runs east and west along Market Street.

View information on the student SEPTA ComPass discount program, purchasing dates, and refunds. Please note that Drexel faculty and professional staff members should inquire with HR for employee SEPTA discounts. Jump on board and get ready to enjoy all that Philadelphia has to offer. SEPTA offers a variety of transit services, including buses, trolleys, the Market-Frankford Line, the Broad Street Line, and Regional Rail trains that are sure to get you where you need to go. If you are looking to get somewhere fast, public transportation is a great alternative.

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