It's a rail station built in Florida in the 1980s... so my criticims are based in history, as the…read morestation and rail lines were evidently contemplated to build upon the locational efficiencies next to the freeway (but does have a nice park next door... across yet another surface vehicular parking lot)... but what this means is that this station is disconnected from the more walkable areas of Hollywood and relies more on automotive transporation for the ""last mile"" travvel. The City and County do a good job of having connections (Sun Shuttle, BCT [Broward County Transit]) - but a walk downtow will take a good 30 - 45 min. As to the actual station, there's not enough benches... or trash cans. There's also so much anxiety if the train is coming, if you're on the right platform, the trains don't run late enough, and the transit cops can often be... brusque. But it's such a net positive to have rail options (with signage and audio message in three (3!) languages) in this urban-surburban-car-dominated-megaopolis. I support it fully and want MORE investment in stations like this to make it better.

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I had not been on Tri rail in years , the ride was from Sheridan Street to Miami airport . The…read morecost was reasonable and the seating was nice . Some seats had tables where you could work on your computer . During our ride we did check the upper deck and lower deck seating. About Sheridan Street station is a Tri-Rail commuter rail station in Hollywood, Florida. The station is located near the intersection of Sheridan Street (SR 822) and North 29th Avenue, just west of Interstate 95 at Exit 21. It station has two side platforms, with parking and buses east of the northbound platform and a footbridge accessing two platforms. Location 2900 Sheridan Street Hollywood, Connections Intercity Bus Greyhound Local Transit Broward County Transit: 12 Local Transit Metrobus: 95 Construction Parking Yes Accessible Yes Other information Fare zone 5 History Opened March 15, 1996 Services Preceding station Tri-Rail Following station Hollywood toward Miami Airport Miami Airport - Mangonia Park Fort Lauderdale Airport toward Mangonia Park Location Sheridan Street opened as an infill station on March 15, 1996, at a cost of $1 million

This is a very clean, roomy and modern Tri-Rail station. For those who commute to/from here,…read morethere's plenty of parking. We got off here to get to the Yellow Green Farmer's market and the gate that used to be open (connecting the two) was locked. Some riders decided to jump a fence to get to the Farmer's Market. We opted to find alternate options. First we thought we could walk easily to the market, but the path given by the GPS was not very clear. We finally opted to get a ride share and for about $5 we got to the market. Based on previous reviews, these two were connected at one point, not anymore. Sadly I guess there's a way to walk over if we get out of the station, take a left, walk on the sidewalk along Sheridan, then take a left onto the market parking lot....that whole trek would probably take 20-25 min.

I love Brightline and I love that it isn't an overly congested station…read more Every time I have come here, the staff has been super friendly and helpful. The waiting is clean and spacious. I've only purchased the premium tickets once and the premium lounge was decent. Overall I enjoy it and will continue to utilize it. I can wait for the expansion completion.

Yelp Review 2026 #191:…read more Brightline connects different parts of Southern Florida to Orlando for under $60 for regular one-way ticket or $110 premium one-way fare. There's a lounge, priority boarding, free food and drinks, comfortable seating onboard, fast-speed wifi, For that, it's convenient to take a train for a little over 3 hours (Miami-Orlando) vs flying. My most recent visit to Brightline Station in Aventura, I was catching a shuttle to go to Hard Rock Stadium aka Miami Stadium for the World Cup. There were two lines. The staff at my line took forever to scan people's tickets that the other line already filled 2 buses! And they were people at the back of the line! There was no shade, no water. Just free alcoholic beverages you have to post on social media. You have to pay for water, sunscreen - basic things they give away for free at other transportation stations in cities that hosted the World Cup! I anticipated you can't catch an Uber from this station after the game. I was right. But the cops were on a total power trip yelling at people "you can't get Uber here!" And the crowd was yelling back at the cops - what a hot mess! The crowd was just walking away from the station so, how did the cops even assume they got Uber?!? LOL.

There's literally nothing glamorous about Tri-rail. I will say this station looks loads better than…read moreWPB. I miss the comfort of Brightline but I only take the train when I have to go to FLL. You can't beat the price and included shuttle to and from the airport. Brightline is too damn high to begin with, extra $10 for the shuttle which doesn't run late so you have to uber to the train station. Nah son...tri-rail it is! Even with their some of dirty looking clientele I'm wrong for that but I ain't wrong.

Everything could improve! Easily the worst airport I have ever been subjected to. I bought tequila…read morefrom Mexico and I purposely got a smell bottle because I knew it would pass the allowed liquid rule. They took it anyway. Also, the rule that you can't check luggage until 4 hours before your flight is absolutely insane. I couldn't go through TSA without checking my bag, so I had to wait out in the hallway for hours. There are no charging ports in the whole airport, none that work anyway. The food choices are very limited and they all suck. I wouldn't recommend going here unless absolutely necessary.

The line to get picked up from this station can go around the block! But it's got a decent location…read moreand we were at the beachside hotel within 25 min. We went back home from this station a few days later. It was easy to get in and through security. We headed to the premium lounge - there was one other person there. I tried to get some wine from the spigot and I could not figure it out. Luckily- the one person there had done it before. He showed me how to have to select the wine on the electronic part to turn on the spigot, and then you can pour. The Orlando station has wine but doesn't have that electronic control board. So that was confusing but I was happy for the assistance from a random person. Thank you random person! I tried two of their wines and made myself a little dinner plate. They had meatballs in marinara and a chicken Alfredo fettuccini dish in the hot part. The cold part had a charcuterie board with rolled up meats and sliced cheeses. They also had hummus with pita and garlic bread. There was an attendant that came through to check the stock and replenish things. They brought a brand new meat and cheese plate while we were there. They're not checking very closely though because there was a long piece of hair tangled around the utensil for the fettuccini. Pretty gross but also that's what you get when it's an unattended buffet. There was plenty of seating and each chair had a port to charge your devices. We were comfortable as we waited for our train to arrive. They have non alcoholic drinks as well as coffee and teas.

Excellent 10/10 No…read morenotes I've been to South Florida several times over the last 12 weeks.( I have adult children who each have wanted to vacation with me, but their schedules didn't align). Each visit, we've opted to take the Brightline from FtL into Miami. The train is economical, fast, efficient and clean. You can purchase tickets at the customer service desk or online. The station in FtL is small in comparison to the large expansive station downtown Miami. The Miami location has multiple eateries and plenty of seating. Trains operate on an every hour basis. I used the option to keep from driving into the city and paying for parking.

It's a rail station in South Florida ... so my criticims are based in the fact that its in an urban…read morecontext relative to the America the beige surburban hellscape that is the rest of the state; The terminal is sufficiently connected to the bus lines so as to build upon the locational efficiencies crossing a roadway and makes use of vehicular parking that doesn't make that the dominating element of the site... the station however does disconnected from the more walkable areas of the area and relies more on automotive transporation for the "last mile" travel. The City and County do a good job of having connections, but a walk anywhere? I don't know... As to the actual station, there are not enough benches... or trash cans. There's also so much anxiety if the train is coming, if you're on the right platform, and the trains/buses don't run late enough. But it's such a net positive to have bus and rail options integrated with each other in this urban-surburban-car-dominated-megaopolis. I support it fully and want MORE investment in stations like this to make it better."

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The train station itself is nothing fancy, just a nice convenient option close to 95 and downtown…read moreFort Lauderdale. Tri-rail has a deal right now for the weekends and holidays for $5 round trip tickets. It is a no brainer to take it down to Miami, especially with the new downtown connection. When you get to the station, they have ticket machines that make it nice and easy to grab before hopping on the train. There is plenty of parking at this station, although passing through other stations I have noticed they have bigger parking lots a little further south. I have gone both on weekdays and weekends. The trains are fairly quiet, with the exception of the last train on a weekend heading northbound. That got pretty crowded, but still easy enough to find a seat. It's the best way to travel, to avoid the traffic. The trains are clean and get you to your destination, north or south, fairly quick.

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This train system can be useful in certain situations. It begins at Mangonia Park (just north of…read moreWest Palm Beach) and stops along all the major cities and towns, ending at Miami International Airport. It is a cheap and affordable way for people to get from the airport to the northern cities. I used it to travel between Fort Lauderdale and Miami. It was clean and efficient. The price changes depending on the distance. A ride from the northern most station to Miami International Airport is $8.75. If you staying closer to the beaches along the coast, it is not as useful. It is better to rent a car rather than having to pay to take a taxi to the station and paying for the train too.

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