There was a special human element to the bar carts. A long day of tough work ending with a nice beverage from a friendly face. It is dehumanizing to ban the carts.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Not enough we pay a high cost to stand on the over-crowded trains each night. Now add one more crappy twist in a commuter's life all because some may overdrink before getting into cars. What about the overwhelming majority that do not? Thank you metro north for making thing just a bit more lousy. You're good at that.
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Steve
8 years ago
Need to be back, asap
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Carey J PERRY jr
8 years ago
I liked the convenience of the bar carts, especially since I enter through the North exits where there are no alternatives. The absurd price gouging by merchants inside GCT is also irritating.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
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My first summer as an intern in NYC, I would buy a Train Beer home almost every night. It was the first time in my life I felt like a real adult. Now I'm older, Train Beers make me feel like a kid. Losing them has meant the loss of innocence for me.
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A BV
9 years ago
Grand Central Station is a New York institution, a landmark, a beacon. The commissary bar carts are a part of the beauty and experience of the commuter site and we all want them back!
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Erin Berry
9 years ago
Bring back the bar carts!!
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Paul Smadbeck
9 years ago
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Please address the problem and bring back the commissary carts to GCT. I have commuted 110 miles a day for 26 years - this is a small thing, but sometimes it's the small things that make some of life's burdens a little more bareable. Thank you.
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JAlmeida
9 years ago
Please bring back drink carts. It is a great metro north tradition
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Dan McManamon
9 years ago
BRING BACK THE BAR CARTS PLEASE
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Warren lilien
9 years ago
MTA board- you are morons. Especially the gentlemen who thinks he is doing a public service banning alcohol at the stations.
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Steve Fusco
9 years ago
Bring back the good ol' boys with brews!
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Art Irwin
9 years ago
Please just let commuters enjoy their beverages after a long hard day of work.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
This is a travesty, I demand the carts be brought back!
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Nick Cinque
9 years ago
Figure out the problems, deal with the issue and bring back the bar carts. Don't penalize the commuters for the MTA's inability to fix this.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Dont punish the bar cart operators, they are good people.
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Kevin Costello
9 years ago
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I fully support bringing the carts back!
I would also ask the MTA to investigate the significant price gouging that all existing restaurants and vendors at GCT since the beer carts were removed. Another example of unscrupulous business owners profiting on a very unfortunate situation.
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Dave Johnson
9 years ago
Please bring back the carts. It seems obvious that you are only trying to force customers to the higher-priced artisanal vendors.
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Bill Lindelof
9 years ago
My commute averages an hour and fortyfive minutes. Don't make it worse. Bring back the carts.
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Alexis Wood
9 years ago
Don't punish thirsty commuters for the mismanagement of a few individuals.
It is the only convenient service during a hectic scramble to get through day.
There was a special human element to the bar carts. A long day of tough work ending with a nice beverage from a friendly face. It is dehumanizing to ban the carts.
Not enough we pay a high cost to stand on the over-crowded trains each night. Now add one more crappy twist in a commuter's life all because some may overdrink before getting into cars. What about the overwhelming majority that do not? Thank you metro north for making thing just a bit more lousy. You're good at that.
Need to be back, asap
I liked the convenience of the bar carts, especially since I enter through the North exits where there are no alternatives. The absurd price gouging by merchants inside GCT is also irritating.
My first summer as an intern in NYC, I would buy a Train Beer home almost every night. It was the first time in my life I felt like a real adult. Now I'm older, Train Beers make me feel like a kid. Losing them has meant the loss of innocence for me.
Grand Central Station is a New York institution, a landmark, a beacon. The commissary bar carts are a part of the beauty and experience of the commuter site and we all want them back!
Bring back the bar carts!!
Please address the problem and bring back the commissary carts to GCT. I have commuted 110 miles a day for 26 years - this is a small thing, but sometimes it's the small things that make some of life's burdens a little more bareable. Thank you.
Please bring back drink carts. It is a great metro north tradition
BRING BACK THE BAR CARTS PLEASE
MTA board- you are morons. Especially the gentlemen who thinks he is doing a public service banning alcohol at the stations.
Bring back the good ol' boys with brews!
Please just let commuters enjoy their beverages after a long hard day of work.
This is a travesty, I demand the carts be brought back!
Figure out the problems, deal with the issue and bring back the bar carts. Don't penalize the commuters for the MTA's inability to fix this.
Dont punish the bar cart operators, they are good people.
I fully support bringing the carts back! I would also ask the MTA to investigate the significant price gouging that all existing restaurants and vendors at GCT since the beer carts were removed. Another example of unscrupulous business owners profiting on a very unfortunate situation.
Please bring back the carts. It seems obvious that you are only trying to force customers to the higher-priced artisanal vendors.
My commute averages an hour and fortyfive minutes. Don't make it worse. Bring back the carts.
Don't punish thirsty commuters for the mismanagement of a few individuals. It is the only convenient service during a hectic scramble to get through day.