4.7 




Citibike is a wonderful resource for getting around this city in a healthy way. It's convenient and wonderful that there are so many stations around where I work and live (northwest Brooklyn and lower Manhattan). My only complaint is that unavailable bikes do not always present as such; at some stations it can take a while to find a bike that actually works.





I would give zero stars but there is no option. Citi Bike is a good idea, but it is pricey. Even if you get the day pass, you still have to abide to the 30 minute ride. Sometimes between traffic and distances, it is difficult to find a dock to return the bike to. We got charged almost $4.36 each for bringing the bike late by a minute...There should be more leniency with the day pass...So we paid $15 for the day pass and then $4.36 on top...





Both bikes and docks are very unreliable, and frequently broken. I cannot begin to count the number of times this faulty service has made me late to work, all because I made the mistake of believing that this was a competently run service. SHAPE UP, CITIBIKE AND LYFT!...or see your customer base go bye-bye. PS— their customer service is just as pitiful; they don't even give you a chance to contact them for help from the app! A truly horribly run service.





Horrible after update Used citibike app for the last 3+ years without a problem. Now I dread having to get a bike, it's an awful experience every time. Half of the bikes don't have a QR code, even if they do only half of the time to they unlock, frequent error messages and bugs all the time in this app. I had to take a cab to work twice in the last two weeks because I couldn't unlock a bike (there were at least 10 at the station). This never happened before. Please fix it!!!!





Super convenient and easy. Pretty seamless real world/app interaction. The fee structure is convoluted and misleading, and the app won't let you get a new bike until you review your last ride, super annoying. If you just scan a bike, you're gonna end up paying more than a 24 hour pass if you plan on using it more than 3 times. Of course, in the 24 hour plan, you get charged after 30 minutes, so you're always stopping to switch bikes.
Review Source: Google Play store public user reviews.
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