Construction on the Ardmore Station accessibility improvements will reach an important milestone on Monday, March 23 when operations shift to the newly constructed station building and platforms.
With the start of service on Monday:
- Customers will be directed to board inbound and outbound from the new high-level platforms
- The new station building and waiting area will also be open
- The station parking lot will also be available for customer use
- Customers are reminded that SEPTA now has multiple ways to pay for parking at SEPTA Stations, including the SEPTA Park App, text-to-pay and coins at station kiosks. Customers will need to know their license plate number and are reminded not to back into parking spaces. More information on parking at SEPTA lots is available online at septa.org/parking/
Overview
Ardmore Station will be rebuilt as part of the Station Accessibility Program, making it accessible to people with disabilities and easier to ride for seniors, small children and their families and anyone who needs a little more help to get where they are going. Improvements will include ramp and elevator access, upgraded waiting areas, and fully high-level platforms, which will enhance the experience of taking Regional Rail to Ardmore or transferring from the many nearby bus routes.
Timeline
- Construction: In progress until Spring 2026
Features
- New, high-level, inbound and outbound platforms allowing for a seamless boarding process
- New places to wait comfortably such as new passenger shelters and a renovated station building
Building a Lifestyle Transit Network
As part of our 12-year capital investment program, we’re making stations accessible, acquiring new vehicles, investing in communications and upgrading services for our buses, Metro and rail to deliver on our vision of easy to use, frequent and integrated transit.
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