My go to station when flying into the area (OAK) and visiting family. As of 2026, it's the end of…read morethe line going into the East Bay. I use the station quite often because I try to save my family time and inconvenience from driving me to or picking me up from Oakland airport. Also handy to use if I want to go to the city (San Francisco) from this area as well. Luckily, I haven't had to use it to do the daily work commute, which I heard is pretty hectic and brutal in terms of crowds. But my personal experiences this is always been pretty easy to figure out. This location is pretty centrally located to San Ramon, Pleasanton, and of course, Dublin.

Review #1,025 Posted on 3.27.26…read more We came to the Dublin/Pleasanton station on Friday to hop on BART to the City. This station sits right along the 580 freeway on the west bound side. The garage is a garage, and is $3 a day, less chance of your car getting broke into here which is nice. Trains don't come as often, but it's a convenient way to roll to SF without driving.

Very noisy ride. Should muffle the loud engine and provide more sound absorbtion in the engine…read morecompartment and inside the cabin. If we can't have a phone conversation, your service is failing. The drivers sometimes drive as if they're driving farm equipment, not a public transportation vehicle. Ease off the brakes and throttle. If we can't read a book, you're not serving us. You are missing many shelters from the wind at the stops. And you're missing even more electronic information that says when the next bus arrives and when they are present, they often don't tell the information they were intended to convey. Disaster. In Europe, you would be fired and the business dissolved.

The Drivers are normally GREAT the 10R drivers are the ones I appreciate the most but today my…read moreDriver for the 10R was new and late but that's not the problem. She was rude drove like a bat outta hell! And through her extreme driving I still was late to work! But you gotta love public transportation, I know I do

Nice group of people, always friendly pick up tickets for Bart and Dial a ride at this officeread more

We have had nothing but horrible customer service from these people! Never show up on time. Have…read morebeen left behind waiting hours at a time. Don't know how they are still in business!!

East Bay stop that is pretty close to the other stop in the Dublin area. As of 3/2026, this is the…read more2nd to the last stop in the East Bay line. I usually go to the other stop in Dublin, but my brother dropped me off at this one because it was close to some of the errands he was running that day. This was on the weekend, so there was really not that many people around. I haven't used this stop during the busy commute times, but this area is nice and so is the station. Since I was dropped off, I can't speak for the parking. But it was a nice stroll to get to the boarding area.

Great location to catch a train and head towards the city I have my music on the forefront…read more Listening to this song while waiting for the train. It's 48* outside the wind is briskly my thoughts are winding down into a slow relaxing evening. There is this song playing in my headphones. Not my first choice of music but it has a familiar wave of energy that is quite inviting. It's adding color to my journey. Best Part: Daniel Caesar Ft H.E.R. "I just wanna see how beautiful you are You know that I see it, I know you're a star Where you go, I′ll follow, no matter how far If life is a movie, then you're the best part Oh-oh-oh-oh You′re the best part Oh-oh-oh-oh Best part (you're the best part?" It's how the vibe is set

This Blue Line is the line to take if your heading from the east bay (Dublin/Pleasanton) to the A's…read moregame. The coliseum is an actual stop and Bart will save you time and money especially now that the parking at the coliseum is up to $30. The trains ride smooth and it's nice to have a view rather than being stuck behind the wheel of your car fighting with traffic. Plus Bart makes it from Dublin/Pleasanton to the coliseum in roughly 25 minutes. You will not be able to do that in a car. Parking at Bart is free on weekends and apparently on weekdays after 3pm. Tickets for our group, myself and my two kids came out to roughly $17.00. You can barely beat that in gas if you were to drive yourself. I enjoyed talking Bart and I know my kids were thrilled to ride a "train." I recommend Bart to anyone heading to the A's or further down the line.

I've driven through the Cities of Dublin and Pleasanton on the 580, but I've never stopped in…read moreeither. OK, that might be a lie, as I may have done a focus-group type thing in Dublin at one point, but that doesn't count. Anyway, I consider myself lucky never to have experienced the wonder that is either of these ridiculous Bay Area suburbs. How do I know they're ridiculous without ever having been to either? Well, that's quite a conundrum, because I'm unlikely to ever visit either and, therefore, unlikely to ever change my mind. If it's any consolation to your offended Dublin/Pleasanton pride, your chain stores look, um, nice from the freeway. OK, they look like every other visible-from-the-freeway chain stores I've ever seen. And this makes them, exciting. I think? Why am I going on about Dublin/Pleasanton in a review of the Dublin/Pleasanton-Daly City Line? Well, because I can. And unless the BART station does somehow straddle the border between the two cities, it's stupid that it's got a slashed name to begin with. It's probably either in Dublin or Pleasanton. The line itself is OK. I've never ridden it farther than Bay Fair, so I can't really contrast it with the Fremont-Daly City Line. It's gotten me (most of the way) to Oakland International Airport and back on many occasions. Hm, what else to say? I think I'm excited about the new West Dublin station, although it will also ridiculously be called the West Dublin/Pleasanton Station. Seriously, can't we just give each city its own BART station and be done with this / garbage?

They canceled my airport drop-off booking less than 12 hours before the time of pickup! Why?…read moreBecause I called them re-confirm the time of pickup. The phone is usually answered by a mild-mannered lady, but this time it was answered by an arrogant guy who started yelling at me for calling them again. When I threatened to cancel my booking if he didn't calm down, he simply hung up, cancelled by booking and sent me a text message. I was left high and dry with only a few hours before my flight. Luckily there are many in the area who are looking for business and are willing to accommodate last minute bookings. How can these guys get away with such an arrogance in a highly competitive industry.

I often use public transportation to get to Dublin, but because of the public transit services in…read moreDublin I often have to use a taxi to get from Bart to the various offices that I visit. I always use try Valley yellow cab because they are reliable and consistent. I really love the online reservation service which is always timely and makes things easy for me.

What a nice company to do business with! We needed to haul some merchandise and I called around…read more Not only did Great Western have the best pricing but they were nice to deal with over the phone. I wouldn't hesitate to use them again and I recommend them highly!

We had already been failed by another delivery service when we put out several requests for quotes…read moreto move odd sizes/shapes of equipment from one construction site to another. Not only was GWT the first to respond, but they offered a couple possible options and provided great customer service in a very prompt manner. We may have had a cheaper quote or two, but it would've taken twice as long to schedule the delivery, no less actually deliver it. The delivery went off without a hitch and they kept both sides (the shipper and recipient) informed with updates. No surprises or errors. Their attentive service was greatly appreciated. We would definitely use them again.

We went here for the holiday train ride. It was absolutely fantastic. We did purchase the parlor…read morecar option which is the first class accommodation. It was well worth the extra money. Plus you get parking right up next to the train car. The parlor car offered spacious, comfortable seating, VIP time with Santa Claus, a hot adult beverage, or nonalcoholic version, bottled water, snacks, Christmas cookies, and a great narrative of the ride. You're also allowed to walk the length of the train, but you need to have a wristband so you can get back into the parlor car area. Be prepared for lots of traffic as you drive to the train station from other parts of the Bay Area. Traffic is bad during the winter if not always. The train leaves right on time so you do not want to be late. Also, the railroad provides very detailed and helpful instructions about how to get to the depot and how to navigate the parking and other systems. They have outside train cars and inside train cars so you can choose what type of seat you want. This is definitely been worth the money and should become a holiday.

We love this train! Only been for Train of Lights and an amazing experience each time! Getting…read moretickets is a bit stressful but I managed to grab tickets for our party of 9 for a Saturday! They let you bring food and drinks on as long as you clean up after yourself. The ride was relaxed, the train had different festive decorations per car, the kids had a blast and Santa was on the train and so friendly! 10/10 would ride again!