Hayward BART Station was better than the Oakland Coliseum BART Station, IMHO. It's cleaner and…read moreeasier to access from the parking garage. However, the ticket kiosk needed a little TLC. It's not tourist friendly. It took me awhile to figure out how to use it. So did the gentleman before me. After inserting the credit card, the dispenser won't spit out the boarding card. It required other buttons pressed first. Getting here was a challenge because Google map doesn't have clear descriptions. It kept pointing me to the handicapped lot. I thought I had to park outside of this station, I almost parked at the city garage and feared it would close at certain time. The website to catch the train is essential. I went to https://www.bart.gov/schedules/eta/HAYW to get precise details about the boarding times. Me and my friend took BART to Embarcadero to see the ships at the piers. Being a frugal traveler, using public transportation is a must. So glad that BART can help me to achieve my goals.

Convenient downtown location - gets the job done but no frills. Currently there are 6 foot tall…read moreweeds growing there. Bart is cheap and fairly reliable - I use it now and then - depending on where you are going and if parking is difficult or expensive it can be a bad idea. I don't like the hours. That's lousy. Right as people get out of bars it shuts down. What a racket. All the 5 and 6 foot tall weeds are hard to believe. Its in a median between hayward city hall and the bus stop. Hmmm...

im a disabled veteran and i went to take the 56 bus on patrick ave and roosevelt. the unhoused has…read moretaken over the entire bus stop leaving me a disabled veteran no where to sit to wait for the bus. as a disabled veteran i have a right to sit down and wait for the bus! ac transit please go out to the ac transit bus depot on patrick ave and roosevelt with the hpd and clean up the bus stop and make it accessible to the public! the unhoused should not be able to take over and entire bus stop! please also clean the bus stop for the publics safety!

AC transit has gotten worse and worse. Plan on being a minimum of 25-30 minutes late to your…read moredestination.

i didn't know there was an amtrak station here. there's a small parking lot here…read more this space was recently utilized to host food vendor events. the event on 7/11/21 utilized all the parking spaces. parking had to be in surrounding areas.

Best way to the 49er games at Levi ...its probably a 5 or so minute walk over to Levi…read morestadium...trains are clean and run efficiently...highly recommended

Went to Sunday School and church. Now my daughter and I are headed to San Francisco. I'm taking her…read moreto the Asian museum. A surprise for her. Lunar year! So, excited I pray we make it by 2:30pm for the show!

Today, I was discriminated when a BART employee tried to stop me from using the restroom, even…read morethough the door says it's vacant! Hope BART will teach this person better customer service!

Very bad with communications. Always being on hold and some…read moretimes they dont answer back.

This is the small station that shuttles you between the BART - Coliseum stop and the OAK airport…read more It's pretty convenient when you are coming into Oakland Airport, where you just cross a couple of the streets and go up the escalators to the shuttle area or vice versa when you're coming in. Just know that it's going to charge your clipper card a little bit more at this stop for obvious reasons. But otherwise a pretty relax full ride after a flight or getting onto one.

1st time ever flying into OAK (there are no more direct flights into SFO from LB), upon deplaning…read morethe BART station was easy to find (short walk); however, it isn't really a BART station, per se, but rather an OAK airport tram which at the next stop is the BART station, where you can buy your Clipper card and fare. Next stop at the actual BART station was easy; however, a couple of the machines were not in service so it took a lil while to get our Clipper cards. An easy walk down to the platform to wait for the trains, although a bit ghetto, I didn't feel unsafe (at the time) and it was much lighter with riders than when I have taken it to and fr SFO.

I gotta hand it to BART, I thought they were gonna let this unincorporated town down but they…read morestepped up to the plate (baseball pun intended). We have our shiny new entry/exit gates that reduce the risk of fare evasion! They even fixed a gap between the gate access entry and the new gates which I saw someone jump on day one. Now, you gotta really want it to get in and out for free, and frankly, I don't think the fare evasion community has what it takes with these new gates. We are back in the 5 star Yelp game people!

BART cancelling trains mid day without proper warning is hard on disabled individuals. It happens…read moreway too much.. It's a good place though.

Got the car broken into on the 2nd time parking here, ever…read more I understand it's a "Bay Area" thing. But there seemed to be a complete nonchalant way about these types of situations with security. Nothing of value was in the car. It was a busy day and there were many cars. Bad luck, I guess. With that said, security does nothing here to prevent or deter loitering. Of course, the question becomes: "how can they?" San Leandro/ Bay Fair seems to do a good job. There's security roving all throughout open hours. The only reason why there are 2 stars is because the lady in the box expressed some concern. Her male counterparts? None. If you're going to use the BART, go up to Bay Fair

Safe area with police presence ! Plenty of parking g and public rides. Buses frequently comes and…read morenearby residential area just across the parking lot makes this a safer Bart station than B street.

Went to pick up my IKEA order and was satisfied with the customer service. Juan the forklift driver…read morehelped me secure my bed to my truck something my husband couldn't do.