My girlfriend surprised me with this trip and I love train rides. The only thing was that,…read morealthough the ride itself was cool, the scenery was bad. You drive about 4 miles down the track and although you get to see the bay nearby, you don't get to see a lot beyond a good portion of a Navy base, a hazardous materials mound (yes, seriously), and a lot of trees. We were kind of disappointed when the train suddenly stopped and we went in reverse back towards the pickup/drop off point. Don't know what we expected, but we had hoped the scenery was a lot more than what it was. Weird place to just "stop" in the midst of trees and go back. If you are looking for something to do to kill a few hours, this will fit the bit. It's very gingerly narrated, so if you have kids, they might be bored. Heck, even if you don't have kids, you might be bored too. But it's affordable.

Meh. Disappointed. Nice views of Narragansett Bay, but you don't need to take this train for those…read more Moreover, the naval base is in the foreground mist of the time, so lots of barbed wire- topped fence was also frequently in view. The other side if the train had nothing to see other than highway. On the positive side: good, humorous narration by the friendly conductors included interesting historical facts.

A vast improvement over the Mystic train station, which closes at 2 pm on Sunday. When I lived in…read moreBoston, my friends and I would take the train from Boston to New London every summer Friday, then take the Orient Point ferry. This time, my mother and I were headed to Penn Station. My brother accidentally dropped us off at Mystic. So we missed our first train. I called Amtrak, and they changed our reservation. We took a Lyft to New London, as the Mystic Henny Penny had no seating. We were relieved to find Joe's Java, and enjoyed some coffee as we waited for another train. A perfectly pleasant station, with lovely high ceilings and seating. The indoor temperature was perfect, not too hot or too cold, and the restroom was clean.

I came to pick up a friend on a Sunday morning around 11am so I arrived around 10:45am and it was…read moreso easy to find parking and the location where the train stops. I really liked that you could park right in front of the railroad which is a major perk so you dont have to find parking across the street. Overall if you want a ticket the building is right in front of the train tracks or just hop on the trian and get the tickets on there. Overall this is a great station.

Took a trip into Boston and parked at this location where there is no fee. Several bus routes also…read morestop at this train station. Boston (in) bound tracks are on the parking lot side of the station. Providence (out) bound tracks are accessed using the pedestrian overpass. This is a fully 'outside' station so dress for the weather. Purchase tickets on the train. Temporary bathrooms and portajohns are currently available for customer use while a permenant bathroom facility is constructed. A metal fence seperates parking from the station and buses. Walk toward the left side of the fence, near the bathrooms, to enter. Bicycle parking is located by the bus stops. The station is in good condition. A few restaurants, bars and visitor info center are within a 15 minute walk of the station. Check the MBTA website for schedules, routes, prices and delays.

I use this station a lot to head to Boston and I deeply enjoy it. It's nice and spacious, there's…read moretons of parking, since they made the second parking lot, there's camera everywhere not sure if they work but love that being there. They have bus stops here as well, and places to leave your bikes. I see patrol coming around often. They do have porter potties which I don't like but it will do when you have no choice. You can get dropped off or drive in and leave your car. It's much nicer and so much closer with it being located in Pawt/CF.

I've had to park here at least 3 days per week for years. One year I had a rusty substance drip…read moredown and stain the Hood of my car causing me to pay a significant amount to have it fixed. Another year the gate fell on my hood causing yet another mark. There are no more gates now which is nice Last weds night around 6pm I returned from work to find a woman whose car had all 4 wheels stolen (see photo). Two days later I saw that the car is still here sitting on bare medal! Between this and the homeless taking shelter here what's the point of paying $9 every day? There needs to be some kind of surveillance

The capeflyer rests at Braintree station en route to Hyannis…read more. It's a great commuter rail and subway station and i grew up coming here!

Train 96 Northeast Regional (NYC to BOSTON) 4/19/26…read more Super kind staff and very accommodating! Traveling with a group of 8--including kids--so it was impossible to find seats together (especially since there were stops before us). We checked every cart, and eventually had to stand for a bit. Luckily staff were able to accommodate us with Cafe tables!

1. Tv dinners for dinner - the food was poor quality not what I was expecting…read more 2. Observation cart- windows extremely dirty . Difficult to enjoy the view. 3. Bathrooms dirty - never cleaned during trip. Chicago to Seattle Wa Room attendant spent most of his time in his roomette with feet up playing on his phone. 4. Roomette extremely small for two adults . 5. Coach seats look comfortable 6. Chicago 7 Empire Builder - due to weather, mechanical issue. 5 hrs late 7. Coast Starlight 8. Red cap associate Castle extremely knowledgeable and helpful. 9. Union station LAX no electric outlets . Very difficult with all electronics that need charging. Station needs at least a charging station for paying customers. 10. Red cap - Mathew excellent in LAX. 11. Room attendant on train 230 from LAX to NOL - Harold extremely personable & helpful. 12. 4 hours late getting - flood watch 13. Eric in dinning cart. Personable My first cross country trip with Amtrak. Not the experience was expecting. Several delays which I understand is common with Amtrak. Most employees were amazing .

The service was horrible and I. Will never use them again because the customer service was awfulread more

Train rides are great for kids. Yes it CAN take longer to get there but someone else is doing the…read moredriving plus you can move around. Snack selections were excellent, beer was good and my kid had a blast. We were warmly greeted on the train by all passengers and employees. My daughter and I were dressed like pirates. I highly recommend.

Very bad always late no sorry nothing I hate the public transport in Boston I wish I had a chance…read moreto give - stars I would have given that.

We went on the green line about twice a day for 4 days. It is efficiently on time. If you need…read moreelevators or escalators vs stairs check for the wheelchair logo. The green line branches off into several fingers . We mostly used the Green Line E. Perhaps the train we rode closest to Newbury Street and Boston Public Garden was a newer model. By the inside close to the door there was an updated screen that displayed the upcoming stops. For some reason their subway is easier to use than New York or San Francisco. We felt more confident and safe. In Japan and South Korea we were at the mercy of helpful strangers if they even bothered to stop and assist.

I've used Sentinel for a few long distance trips (Rhode Island to Virginia) and short trips to…read moreLogan Airport as well. I've only ever had Tom as my driver. He is always prompt, professional, friendly, and courteous. The car is always spotless. My dog has also come with me on the long distance trips and they are extremely accommodating. The dispatch / people who make the reservations are also friendly, courteous, and professional. So glad that I found Sentinel! 100% recommend.

Always professional and friendly. Great service- helpful and…read moreknowledgeable. On time and beautiful vehicles that are always clean and well maintained