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

We went here for the holiday train ride. It was absolutely fantastic. We did purchase the parlor…read morecar option which is the first class accommodation. It was well worth the extra money. Plus you get parking right up next to the train car. The parlor car offered spacious, comfortable seating, VIP time with Santa Claus, a hot adult beverage, or nonalcoholic version, bottled water, snacks, Christmas cookies, and a great narrative of the ride. You're also allowed to walk the length of the train, but you need to have a wristband so you can get back into the parlor car area. Be prepared for lots of traffic as you drive to the train station from other parts of the Bay Area. Traffic is bad during the winter if not always. The train leaves right on time so you do not want to be late. Also, the railroad provides very detailed and helpful instructions about how to get to the depot and how to navigate the parking and other systems. They have outside train cars and inside train cars so you can choose what type of seat you want. This is definitely been worth the money and should become a holiday.

We love this train! Only been for Train of Lights and an amazing experience each time! Getting…read moretickets is a bit stressful but I managed to grab tickets for our party of 9 for a Saturday! They let you bring food and drinks on as long as you clean up after yourself. The ride was relaxed, the train had different festive decorations per car, the kids had a blast and Santa was on the train and so friendly! 10/10 would ride again!

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.

I came here for lunch today and got a mini bowl for $3.50. Fried rice or chow mien with one item…read more The food honestly was not great but its food and its edible.

First of all, would whoever created this page please cite that as of July 15, 2011, Tokyo Station…read moreof Southland Mall has officially closed? Yes it's true, I was heartbroken to see that this place was closed when I walked in from the stairs hoping to get a large bowl with Teriyaki Chicken and steamed rice. It was the best I've ever had! WHY DID THIS PLACE HAVE TO CLOSE! :( all the way

Don't do it! I already knew that Greyhound is a terrible bus company actually from trips I had on…read morethe East Coast. However, I was forced to take it after Flix bump me from my original bus that was headed to UCLA and placed me on this bus ( their partner in the Bay Area). As a disabled passenger I know that I have certain rights and unfortunately the bus driver was not willing to abide by them/ ADA . Bus driver had an attitude and was arguing about the placement of my wheelchair and could not guarantee reimbursement if it was damaged. She was literally was acting as if I didn't have a disability because I was standing at the time and walking. Not all wheelchair users are wheelchair bound . Some are ambulatory and can walk short distances. But anyway, this bus line is not worth the hassle. I know she hates her life personally, but please don't take it out on passengers . The only positive aspect was that the pick up point was right in front of a Oakland, West Oakland BART station so that I was able to easily take the next train to SFO and book an airline ticket. The last minute airline ticket that I paid which costs $80 more is worth it knowing my wheelchair will being handled with care and consideration and that I also I will also be treated like a human being .

Which ward of the hospital do the horses get sent to? The Hay Ward!…read more Funnily enough, Hayward Greyhound bus station is really just a little brown shack in front of the Hayward rapid transit station, that connects it to San Francisco and what not. It's right in the heart of downtown Hayward, which is very useful, but it doesn't have much of a station really. The train station is the station, and the buses just happen to stop out front.

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...

Got push and some what stuck at the BART exit gate by a fare evader (also somewhat stuck with the…read morefare evader), the BART station agent never come out, and when I got out the gate I went a approach the BART agent and question why no one do anything, she reply to me "have a good night"! What! Have a good night? I could have got push to the ground and injured! Since the fare evader got his way , where my free ride next time on BART

Not a big fan about the new gate system. It's nice that you can use digital payments on your phone…read moreor smartwatch. The problem is that you have to be careful to watch that the gate registered when you are paying to go in and when you are paying to go out. If the system doesn't charge you to get out of the Bart station then you will need to see an agent to reset your digital card. The staff will probably assume that you skipped paying, so take the extra time to move slowly and check that your payment was taken when you exit the bart.

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!

This is the main Bart station that I use, I'm much closer to this one than Bayfair Bart…read more I no longer park my car in the parking lot here, ever since it got broken into once. There is zero security in the parking lot. Now, I catch the bus or Uber here, depending on if I'm in a hurry. I do like the Clipper Card only, which has been in effect for a while. They also upgraded the Bart fare gates, so the fare jumpers can't just jump over like they used too. The prices are still reasonable, way better, and quicker, than driving!!

Okay, do you like bargains? Of course you do. So what do you do to get it? Okay, so if you take…read moreBART to Union City and you want to ride Union City Transit anywhere, especially Union Landing, you take Bart to Union City. Then you board the bus. Instead of the regular fare, you only pay 50 cents to board the Bus! Hey, I just saved you money on an Uber Ride or Taxi after all...... BART transfer discount, score! Let's say that you transfer from AC Transit to Union City. Well guess what? You only pay a quarter with clipper to board the bus to transfer! You're welcome for the info. It makes going to Union landing from anywhere a lot easier and more affordable. If you can complete your trip in ample time and go back to a Union City Bus, the transfer is free.

Waited for 25+ minutes past multiple arrival times. Bus 4 never arrived and the tele operators were…read moreof zero help. They waited a whole 30 minutes of calls to tell me that 3 was going to pass by my desired destination as well. That would've help 2 friggin minutes earlier when the bus had left or I don't know, 15 minutes earlier?! No thanks