Such a convenient and economical way to travel. Took the train from Delray Beach to the Miami…read moreairport, and although there are quite a few stops, so much easier and cheaper than driving to MIA and paying to park your car. Train is two levels, large windows, well-lighted and air-conditioned. Station seemed a little sketchy - I probably wouldn't go there at night - but for my middle-of-the day trip to the airport for $5, it was perfect.

I have never experienced any issues at this station. It is kept relatively clean. There is usually…read moreat least one guard present, however, I did not spot one today. I feel sometimes being able to utilize the Tri-rail for transportation is underappreciated.

If I lived in South Florida I would be taking the Tri-Rail everywhere because traffic stinks LOL!…read more I traveled to my friend's house the night before, caught a Lyft the next morning to the Boynton Beach Tri-Rail station. I purchased my ticket at the kiosk and borded the next train for the Fort Lauderdale airport. It was roughly a 40-minute ride. Once I got off the train I followed the signs to the airport shuttle on the first floor of the parking garage. Please note, the shuttle bus does not have a shuttle sign on it. If you don't know you better ask somebody which is what I did;) The shuttle bus ride to the Fort Lauderdale airport was about 10 minutes. The signs on the bus indicated Caribbean Airlines was Terminal 4. PLEASE NOTE, they moved to Terminal 1. Imagine my shock and surprise when I get inside the terminal to find out the airline is not there. I was taking an international flight and it was getting pretty close to the 2-hour window of arrival. I ended up catching a cab back to Terminal 1 as it would have taken me too long to walk and the shuttle bus was long gone. The taxi cost roughly $10. I highly recommend this mode of transportation so you don't have to leave your car at the airport and pay the extra expense. But I highly recommend you check the airport website beforehand to verify which terminal hosts your airline.

Is a tri-rail station serving west Palm county connecting with the other 2 counties southbound…read more Clean facilities No restrooms available (is a No Bueno) Vending machines on each side North bound track currently connect with south bound track only crossing the tracks, not the most friendly with limited mobilities users. Parking is ample but no options nearby for eat or drink This is more a cone next in point to and from the location.

Quick access from parking lot. Not much else to say except that it's the end of the line.read more

The Tri rail is one of the more affordable ways to get around South Florida. I enjoy traveling…read morefrom West Palm Beach to Fort Lauderdale via leaving the driving to them. No traffic delays, or parking fees upon arrival. It's safe, inexpensive and convenient. Why not?

A quiet station. A peaceful station you might even say…read more The Boca Raton Tri-Rail station is not like many of the other stops on the Tri-Rail. That is because it is not right next to the highway compared to some. I have been to this stop very early in the morn and felt pretty safe from some stuff going down. Most train stations in the U.S. and in the world in general are sketchy spots to be, especially after dark; this spot not so much. It's a tranquil spot actually. It is up against part of the El Rio Trail. That's a trail that runs north and south through Boca Raton. I have jogged this trail or bicycled the path up and down and it's length. often I will cut in to the tri -rail area to take a break or add some feet to my distance covered. It's always a relaxed place. Often there is people taking there bike off the train there as they can continue there commute home from there. I have been to a few other Tri-rail spots in South Florida that were good as well. None were better than the Boca though.

Worst experience ever the fact that they're are so many bad reviews at this point we should just…read moreboycott them the workers are also rude and disrespectful and fine you for talking to them a certain way

For the past 4 years Superior has transported our schools 5th grade Class (120-140 students) to…read moreeither Sea World or Epcot for an end of the year field trip. The drivers are courteous and prompt. The bus is always clean. The kids and chaperones feel safe and well taken care of on these trips thanks in part to the transportation service provided by Superior. We look forward to using Superior for many years to come.

Our driver Sandra with Elite Safe Rides was outstanding! She picked us up promptly and went above…read moreand beyond helping load our group of four adults, two babies under two, five suitcases, a double stroller, and all our personal items with ease. The spacious Ford Expedition fit us comfortably, and the ride was safe, smooth, and perfect for our needs. We appreciated the thoughtful amenities--chargers, plenty of cupholders, strong AC in every row, and more. Sandra made our trip stress-free, and we couldn't have asked for better service! Highly recommend Elite Safe Rides and Sandra for anyone traveling with family or lots of luggage.

These guys are horrible, our driver got in an accident and while we all had to sit and wait for the…read morepolice to make the report we went over our time and the company charged us for it! After the driver assured us we would be compensated for his mistake they ran the credit card we used to book our service the next day for additional costs and now we can not get anyone on the phone to figure out why...

Roger is very nice and polite. We have used them twice and they are very personable; clean new…read morevehicles; very nice people. I always call companies the day before (whenever I make any kind of appointment with any company) to make sure my reservation is on the books. So we have never had a "no show". Both times they were on time or early. I would recommend this company.

This was our first time on the Margaritaville at Sea. Wow, this is the oldest ship in their fleet,…read moreand argue be the oldest one in the cruise industry, it's still had a good cruise ship field to it. Yes, the ship was older and showed a little signs of Ware here and there... But even the newer ships do show that same wear after a few years. Overall the staff was amazing and always super friendly from the bartenders to the chefs to the stewards. The ship didn't feel crowded at all. The food was about average for the cruise industry, which to us is good, but typically not great. Very tasty and plenty of options to eat so no complaints there. We don't expect five star dining on the cruise ships unless we had a specialty restaurant and we didn't do that this time. The SHIP doesn't have as much to do on it as other ships do and is more laid-back, but it does have a very good nightclub, which was fun every single night. Overall, we enjoyed the cruise and where we likely would not go on this particular ship again just due to the distance from port for us is a 4 Hour Dr. We have Margaritaville right here at Port Tampa Tampa Bay, which is a half hour from home.

I want to start off by saying this is a great introductory cruise to go on if you have never been…read moreon one before, which was the case for my boyfriend and I. We just went on the Grand Classica from Tuesday-Thursday to Grand Bahama Island. We wanted to take a short cruise somewhere relaxing and that is what we got. We got a pretty good deal overall, which was great as well. I would give the entire experience 4/5 stars. We were set to leave on Tuesday and I received an email on Saturday stating that we were required to get tested for COVID-19 prior to boarding. This was never an issue, but the woman I spoke with previously told me that vaccinated guests were not required to be tested. This change came abruptly with little notice. The worst part was that guests were required to pay $25.00 to be tested, when COVID tests are free everywhere else. The way that they get you is that they give you the $25.00 back in the form of credit to use on the ship. This was definitely annoying, but we got through it. First of all, check-in was relatively smooth and simple. The front desk staff was friendly and polite and good customer service seems to be rare these days. After checking in, there was the option to purchase additional packages, such as alcohol or spa deals. Once we boarded the boat, we got to our cabin to settle in, which was the interior cabin. We had no issues with the actual cabin other than the bed was very uncomfortable. We were told that we reserved a queen bed for two but it was actually two twin beds pushed together, making it somewhat difficult to sleep comfortably. Other than that, it was clean, and the staff was quick to bring us any extras we needed. After we settled in, we went straight to lunch at the Ocean View Buffet. I was pleasantly surprised by our options and we ate a hefty lunch. A plus is that meals are included and only speciality dining is an extra charge. The ship has plenty of things to do aside from dining, such as a fitness center, a pool and jacuzzi, a spa, a casino, and more. We spent a lot of time exploring and catching great ocean views from the top deck. We had dinner at the Yellow Elder which was more of a fancy restaurant than the buffet. The food was decent and servers were wonderful. However, like my boyfriend said, be sure to bring your own hot sauce or preferred condiment because the food does lack sufficient flavor and seasoning. That night we actually hit a storm with 70 mph winds which made me a bit anxious, especially since we have never been on a cruise before. The captain reassured us by coming on the loud speaker to keep us updated about our sail. We decided to book an excursion for the next morning when we would arrive to the island. There were a few options, but we chose swimming with the pigs to try something different. I was super excited about this. The Grand Bahama Island was beautiful. Our bus driver who gave us a tour on the way there and back was so awesome. Swimming with the pigs was definitely an experience to remember and I do recommend it, especially if you are an animal lover like me. Arriving back on the ship, we went to dinner at the Yellow Elder again. Keep in mind that the dinner portions are extremely small. When we made it back to our room, I felt sick and I ended up throwing up. I am not sure if it was something I ate or maybe from the sun, because I did get a pretty good sunburn. Either way, I had a pretty rough night following that. One downside of the cruise was that I paid $25.00 for WiFi but it never actually worked. I made multiple calls to the front desk about it and they tried to tell me it was due to weather but I let them know that my boyfriend's worked fine for the most part. They said they'd call IT, but I never actually heard back. I am still waiting to see if they refunded me or not since I was never able to use it. Overall, this was a pretty good experience for our first cruise, with just a few hiccups. We learned a lot and we will know how to best be prepared for our next trip.