Although I live out of town, this is the train station that I use whenever I have to travel to The…read moreCity because it is a major transit hub. Several branches (Port Jeff, Ronkonkoma, Oyster Bay) stop at Mineola; thus I do not have to wait a long time to take a train back to Long Island. The ticket booth in the waiting room is closed on weekends, but the waiting room itself is open every day of the week and has benches where passengers sit down, waiting for their trains. There are USB ports for smart device charging that are attached to the benches in the waiting room (see photo below), which is a big plus. There are two ticket vending machines outside across from the waiting room, but I purchased my tickets today, 6/17/26, from the MTATrainTime app, using Apple Pay. Overall, the station has good police presence. I feel safe. The only downside is that the restroom toilet was disgusting, and there is no free parking. LIRR riders must pay for parking in a nearby lot.

It's a busy line (when there's not a strike going on) and have used it many times. There is a bus…read moreterminal right outside the station for Nassau buses. There is multi level parking which I'm not sure if you have to pay as I always take the bus. There are many restaurants within walking distance if you want to grab a bite while waiting for your train.

Nice little train station in the heart of Garden City. You'll find two platforms when you climb up…read moretwo stories of stairs. There's also a set of elevators if you don't wish to climb stairs. Once you're there, you can purchase a ticket or what me and my friend did was just jump on tje train heading towards Penn Station. A train attendant will eventually ask all passenger for their tickets or pay onboard either using cash or credit card. How much was a one-way ticket to Penn Station? It was only $17/pax! Few shaded areas with lots of views making it a pretty awesome ride into Manhattan. You'll reach there in less than 30 minutes because on Sunday's it operates on a rapid express route skipping several stations. It's an enjoyable ride and per Google, there was an option to transfer at Jamaica Station. But since the faster route brought us to Penn, it cut even more time. Lot's of people seem to keep to themselves, I'm pretty sure that you will come across beggars or train performers, so always keep track of your belongings and stay vigilant as this is city public transportation. I bet on weekdays it can get extremely crowded like what you'd typically go through during rush hour. However you need to experience riding The Meteo in NYC. It's fun. Definitely recommend!

e had the convenience of traveling by train into Manhattan from Carle Place. It was easy to use a…read morecredit card or cash to buy our tickets from a vending machine at the station. It is also possible to purchase tickets on-line. The train was very prompt and on schedule. The ride was quiet. The windows could have been cleaned so the we could enjoy looking outside. The inside of the train cars were very clean. My one big complaint is that when we arrived at the Carle Place station from Penn Station, the door opened for just a few seconds and we couldn't get off the train. We had to ride to the next station and walk 25 minutes to our destination. It was late at night. Luckily it was a safe neighborhood. I don't know if we were supposed to do something to get the door to open. There were no officials in our train car to ask.

This is a sleepy little station but extremely convenient to my house. There are clearly not the…read moresame amount of trains coming here as Mineola, but takes me far less time for the trip here. Very limited parking if your not a resident of East Williston, but most people walk here. Most important, it's clean, well lit and safe around the traffic from Hillside Ave.

Catch the train here one time going back to the city.. The station is less of people is taken the…read morewestbound train to the city.. Other then that the station is ok

Small station but it looked like it had a decent sized parking lot as well…read more There are two overpasses to cross over the tracks if you happen not to be on the side you want to be. There are elevators though if you can't make the stairs or you have bags. I didn't check to see if there was an indoor waiting area. Most parts of the platform there is some sort of cover in case it's raining. There were also ticket machines on the platforms as well.

Improved so much. Nice parking garage. It was needed and this makes going to the city so much…read morebetter.

The parking lot is atrocious and I often see cars cornered in. There really is not enough space to…read morepark. The 7/11 across the street is REALLY convenient. As is having the train overpass Nassau Blvd rather than tracks. Howver, having to merge just under the trestle is annoying as hell and causes traffic. Not to mention the platform usually smells like piss. I know there's not much to do about that, but only go into the plastic huts if the cold/wind is too overbearing. Other than that, it's my station and carries me to and from the city without worrying too much.

A small LIRR station stop in Garden City that provides passengers from the neighborhood an…read moreopportunity to jump on a train closer to their homes rather than a traveling to a larger station like Mineola or New Hyde Park. I love the way it appears off Merlllon Avenue with the beauty of the town surrounding the station. Also, this was the last stop on that horrific day on the LIRR December 7th 1993 that Colin Ferguson opened gunfire at passengers. One may occasionally notice wreaths by the station in memory of those people loss that day.

Updated review: I accidently posted this review to the wrong station (Shout Lee M: thank you for…read morelet me know!). Many of the LIRR stations look similar to me but Lee tells me the Country Life Press station is much more green than Wesbury. ------ I just took the LIRR from this station for the first time the other day at about 5pm. I've got to say, it was quite the calming, relaxing experience. There was only about 3 other ppl on the platform so I got to have my own personal section of peace and quiet. There was also families of birds chirping from the trees which only added to the serenity. I got my ticket and realized the train wasn't coming for another 30 minutes but I didn't mind one bit. I normally listen to music when waiting for the train but this time I just sat and enjoyed the moment.

The penultimate stop on the Hempstead line! The mystery station -- it's not a town, not a street,…read morenot a village; it's in Garden City but it's not Garden City; it's just Country Life Press; tucked away in a hidden nook of winding roads. Not that easy to locate. A one-track station with a single underpass at one end for us outcasts who don't possess the Village of Garden City parking permits. Today was our first time. The ticket machine must be at the other end as we missed it, but I sweet talked my way out of a surcharge when purchasing on board. Hey, it was Thanksgiving. Being this is our closest gateway to the city, you can bet we'll be back.

I lost my car earlier this year and depended on car rentals and this taxi service for several…read moremonths. Even with deep snow all over the area, I never had to wait for the taxi longer than 10 minutes. The drivers were experienced, calm, pleasant, and above all, kind and nice to talk to. I would not hesitate to use this service again and sincerely recommend it.

Communication. Never got a return call with cost of the…read moreride as promised. Taxi stunk of tobacco smoke.

My wife and I have been using Executive Limousine for many years and are extremely satisfied. Their…read morepunctuality, professionalism and cleanliness are superb. I highly recommend using them. Rob S.

If I could give more stars, I would. Chris, our driver was wonderful. The van was clean. I'd…read moredefinitely use them again.

UNRELIABLE. And poor communicators. I called requesting a pick-up days before my Mom and I needed…read morea car to take her to an important meeting in Garden City. I was told to call the morning of our travel. When I called that morning, I was told I needed a reservation. When I reminded the dispatcher that I was told to call that morning, he said he would have someone pick us up at the LIRR station in Garden City later that morning. NO ONE SHOWED UP. My Mom is 83 years old and was anxious about getting to this meeting on time (literally a 6 minute drive) from the LIRR. When I called the dispatcher asking where the taxi was, I was told we would have to wait 15 minutes. We called LYFT who showed up in 4 minutes.

After a Barbra Streisand concert at Nassau Coliseum I tried to get a taxi to go back to Emeryville…read moreat the end of the night. Understanding it was a little bit hard to get a reasonably priced cab right at the end of the concert I looked on my phone and I found Garden City Taxi and Airport Service. I got picked up in a brand new Lincoln town car and my driver absolutely did the right thing by me. The ride was smooth and he did not rely on GPS which makes me believe he is a real Long Island driver which is very much unlike some other drivers I've seen in the city. This company very forthright in their pricing which was a lot lower than what the taxis were trying to charge me coming out of the concert