Heading back out of the city, I used the Clayton station as it was more convenient. From the north,…read morethe entrance is a little unclear though that could be due to some construction. You need to take the upper ramp rather than the down ramp that leads to the bus station. The platform has almost no cover from the elements. If it's at all raining or windy, you're going to get covered and there isn't much you can do about that. There is a ticket vending machine at street level and if you are buying a ticket, you must remember to validate it in the machine. [Review 617 of 2024 - 314 in Missouri - 21648 overall]

When visiting St. Louis...this is the way to get around. Driving/traffic can be crazy. This is…read morefast, very easy, and it stops either right at the main attractions, or very close. You can either by one-way, round trip, or day/month passes. The better deal is the day or more pass. You can go any where at any time. Makes things very easy...especially if you get off at the wrong stop. :-)

It's a little confusing as to how to start the tour... go to the airport office, though, and that's…read morewhere it starts. Albert Stix is the owner of this experience which has a massive amount of airplanes, all focused on pre-WW2. I think the first hanger had some 40 of them to start with. Albert has been hands on with these planes for a long time and has some amazing stories from each of these, how they got there, and their various components. He is also quite a talker, but I found that our 8 year old grandson took in so much information, and had his own number of questions that were all answered with an intent to keep curiosity engaged. It's a quirky place, and is packed with memorabilia, but if you're into learning and gawking and fascinating a youth with airplane history and discussions, it'll be a blast!

Ten bucks for a tour and they don't accept credit cards. No ATMs nearby. Wish I knew that before…read moregetting a Lyft ride from downtown St. Louis. Nice folks I'm sure but come on. Just get a rinky dink credit card machine.

I've been to a handful of ballparks and arenas and most of them are quite close to the public…read moretransit station. Saint Louis is about as close as you can get - the station is right across the street from New Busch. Great signage and plenty of space for big crowds coming and going. Vending machines for tickets and it's easy to know which way to go. I think they run extra trains on game day. It's not hard to follow all the red jerseys into the ballpark. Enjoy the game! [Review 1741 of 2024 - 377 in Missouri - 22764 overall]

This is not just a train ride but an adventure. The train is a very economical way to get around…read morethe city. Especially if you get a day pass or combo bus pass. It is easy to get to and is on the honor system. This station has a kiosk at the top of the stairs that you purchase your fare from. Only ticketed passengers are supposed to be on the train platform, but I did not see that being enforced or checked. They do have some security people walking around the station on occasion, but they really kept to themselves. This station lets off right at Busch Stadium. Gateway Arch Park and the Old Courthouse is within walking distance of the station. Luckily, I was here while the Cardinals were on the road. I can imagine that this place gets crazy on game days due to its sheer convenience. Now the bad. While on the train, I saw a fight, someone smoking (I do not know what they were smoking), someone playing loud music from their phone, and someone drinking alcohol. It was wild. Anyway, the train was pretty close to its scheduled time and was relatively clean, all things considered. Would I ride this train again...Yes, you can not beat riding all around town for $5 for a day. I would just caution you that you will more than likely encounter some shady characters on the train and at the station, so just beware.

Most folks probably don't know, but Saint Louis has two airports. The primary one is STL, Lambert…read moreInternational Airport. That's where Delta and American and United and Southwest fly. You'll also find international flights with Air Canada. But this airport is the *other* airport, CPS. The Saint Louis Downtown Airport is located less than three miles from the Gateway Arch and is used by business and charter aircraft visiting the city. There is no scheduled commercial service since the 1980s when Air Midwest flew from here to Chicago Midway and Kansas City. You won't find the big passenger jets other than the Saint Louis Cardinals charter jet. But executive jets and propellers and helicopters here should keep you interested. I found a good spot near the end of the runway next to the closed Air and Space Museum https://www.yelp.com/biz/greater-st-louis-air-and-space-museum-cahokia?hrid=Ybf_bMdi8TWg9VBSSqhh1Q where I was undisturbed and watched some aircraft movements for a bit. [Review 17254 overall - 119 in Illinois - 771 of 2022.]

Jeanne was so helpful and accommodating with helping us book our trip to Belize! We were limited on…read moreselections on where to stay due to the area we were going to and she couldn't have been more helpful. The trip went very smooth, the resort she found us was affordable and beautiful, and we wouldn't have been able to accomplish all of that on our own. She arranged all flight transfers in Belize, had all of the covid related travel information to all areas and worked extra hours to arrange this trip for us. Highly recommend!

My husband and I just had the most amazing trip planned for us by Aura Travel. It was our first…read moreVirgin Cruise, and it was amazing!!! Shout out to our agents Chad and Jen who made everything happen seamlessly. From booking our cabin, to organizing a group meet and greet, providing recommendations for our onboard experiences as well as excursions, all while making sure each person in the group had their own personal experiences. We felt like VIP's the whole time, and the level of care and detail they put into the planning made all the difference. Looking forward to our next vacation adventure with them!!!

This is the closest Metrolink station to the Gateway Arch and to the hotel that I stayed at in St…read more Louis. There are separate entrances depending on which direction you are traveling, so check to see if you are entering the westbound or eastbound entrance. Given the location to the Arch, I found this station pretty sketchy. It is operational and not derelict, but it is in need of a deep clean as it has the foul odor of urine. I avoided lugging my carry-on on its floors and opted to carry it to avoid its stench. Wait times for a train are about 20 minutes, so I would check the train schedule to spend as little time here as necessary or get on at another stop that is not as suspect. The Convention Center stop is marginally better if you do not mind walking a few blocks north.

Welcome to downtown Saint Louis! This station is one of the only two in the entire Metrolink…read morenetwork that has an escalator (the other is at Convention Center). It is the station closest to the famous Gateway Arch and there is signage pointing the way. It was opened in 1993. There are the usual ticket vending machines. Metrolink is a proof-of-payment system meaning that there are no turnstiles and you must validate your ticket before boarding the train. The station has side platforms, which means that the doors will open on the right. It is on the section of the Metrolink that services both the Red and Blue Lines, where it is between Stadium (towards Airport and Shrewsbury-Landsdowne) and Convention Center (towards Shiloh-Scott and Fairview Heights). The station is fully disabled accessible though there are multiple exits and only some are so configured. At street level, you'll find apartments, office buildings and retail shopping. [Review 14463 overall, 1789 of 2020, number 95 in Missouri.]

Large and clean FBO with amenities, rental car service, roomy crew lounge, and equipped preflight…read moreplanning area. Call ahead and they'll set you up nicely with all that you may need upon arrival.

Quick turn. Great service ramp side and inside. Staff did an awesome job for us and look forward…read moreto their service each time.

Just got back from NYC trip. Our bus driver Barney was the best. Tour guide Stan was very…read moreentertaining with games trivia and movies to keep us busy, however because we stopped every 2 hrs or less we were on the bus for 12hrs at a time. This was "MISERABLE "!! Worst of all was our step on guide named Nancy. She not only told the bus driver how to manage the bus while we weren't even driving she also went on to "scold" us (paying customers) for talking. She said we were distracting her. We are soft spoken people/not loud at all. She was RUDE and it was unnecessary!!