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Each year, the Philadelphia Flower Show (February 28
– March 8) attracts thousands of horticultural fans to the Pennsylvania Convention Center and
SEPTA Regional Rail service. In anticipation of the increased ridership during the week of the
Flower Show, SEPTA is asking its regular commuters to help welcome the new and infrequent riders.
“We want to remind our customers that there will be many new faces on regional rail trains,” Kim
Heinle, SEPTA’s Assistant General Manager of Customer Service and Advocacy said. “Many of the
show’s visitors are infrequent riders who may only take the train once a year or are taking it for the
first time.”
Regular SEPTA commuters can welcome the new and infrequent riders by:
• Using overhead racks for large carry-on items
• Accommodating other customers that wish to use the middle seats
• Yielding priority seats to riders with disabilities and seniors
• Being courteous and patient with unfamiliar riders
The Quiet Ride Program will be temporarily suspended for the duration of the 2015 Flower Show
beginning Saturday, February 28 and continuing through Sunday, March 8. Crews will be focused on
safety, fare collection and announcements and will do their best to keep things from getting too noisy.
SEPTA is asking regular riders to anticipate some conversation and commotion inside of the
QuietRide Car during this heavy travel period.
SEPTA Ambassadors will also be out at Jefferson Station to greet and assist Flower Show visitors.
The 2015 ‘Celebrate the Movies –Lights, Camera, Bloom’ show will attract thousands of visitors.
Held at the Pennsylvania Convention Center, the annual Philadelphia Flower Show is the oldest and
largest event of its kind. SEPTA’s Independence and Family Independence passes offer a convenient,
economical way to travel into Center City for the show. Visitors can also purchase discounted
admission tickets to the Flower Show at SEPTA sales offices, Regional Rail ticket offices and online
at shop.septa.org.
Thursday, February 26, 2015
SEPTA Asks Regular Riders to Play Nice for Flower Show
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