MBTA Kendall/MIT Station

Nerds everywhere. Smell of axe and unwashed fedoras. Most who get on and off obviously don’t lift. Avoid and get some cardio in running over the longfellow instead of getting off at this cess pit of BO

Located in the middle of Kendall Square, which is a great location. The station itself is underground and decently large, though you can’t get from one side of the tracks to the other without exiting the station. The station is also relatively clean and I haven’t seen any crazy people here. There are also elevators so the station is quite wheelchair-​friendly, which cannot be said about other T stops.
There’s also an interactive set of chimes in the middle of the tracks, that you can play with using a lever on the wall. Pretty fun to do while waiting for the train.

One of the cleanest and most interesting MBTA spots of Boston. You can come here and play with the musical instrument that’s located in the middle.

I like the design of this station — there was definitely some intentional thought put into how to make this station look kinda neat. They have hanging chime-​lookin’ things at the tracks; the staircases look pretty cool; and the outside architecture looks better than most stations. It seems pretty safe and clean from what I’ve seen so far.