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Stronkowski t1_j24l14g wrote
>like a "city under the city"
Weirdly I've also seen in this in Dallas (to escape the heat). It was cool there too.
anurodhp OP t1_j24rhyh wrote
It really great. It’s like if you took the pru and connected it to all the other hotels residences and shops all the way to downtown
purplepineapple21 t1_j24k8uh wrote
I moved from Boston to Montreal this year and yeah...the difference in transit is astounding. People in Montreal actually think their transit system is bad (LOL) but when I tell stories about the T (especially what was happening this summer), jaws drop.
Kingpine42069 t1_j24m1j0 wrote
Montreal is one of my favorite cities, very cheap flights from boston sometimes
anurodhp OP t1_j24qpkk wrote
Quick drive too
Kingpine42069 t1_j24t23m wrote
once you get over the border the 1-2 hours from the border to the city is a lot of empty farm land initially. once hit a massive pothole and almost got run over by an 18 wheeler 50% in my lane
anurodhp OP t1_j24u9qd wrote
Wow. Yeah it’s amazing how empty and flat it is. It’s so dramatic coming over from Vermont. Also super odd that everyone drives on the right.
pancakeonmyhead t1_j24iyz0 wrote
I've been to Montréal a bunch of times and yeah, their subway is pretty nice. I also like the underground pedestrian tunnels (RESO, a French pun on "réseau" for "network") connecting some of the stations in the downtown area, lined with shops and restaurants and stuff, like a "city under the city".