Busses not showing up at all for their stop or being late and driving crazy fast to catch up. Not…read moregood when you have to get to work

We were headed up to manitou incline on a saturday morning. We chose an early time and were hoping…read moreto get a parking spot at the iron springs chateau since you can no longer park at the barr trail parking lot. Alas it was not in the cards and we needed to park at the hiawatha gardens and take the shuttle bus up. Pros : -its free. -quite a bit of space on the bus Cons : -the driver we had i asked if she could wait one minute as my friend was literally running across the road to catch the bus. My friend was at the door when the driver shut the door on HER FACE and drove off. Was truly so appalled. My friend was right there! -they do not limit number of folks on the bus and on the way back down it was PACKED. not only were all the seats taken but literally every space in th bus. Countless standing people in there as well. That was a lot of folks for a small space. Obviously i would ride it again if i needed to, but i was extremely turned off by the drivers behavior. As was really everyone on the bus going up. We all were in shock.

One of the easiest and cleanest trains I've taken between New York & LA! Trains run on time and the…read morepeople and super friendly. Always fun to strike up a convo with your fellow rider!

Mixed feelings. I am glad to have the light rail. It is modern, efficient, etc. However, $5 for…read morea one-way trip from Lone Tree to downtown Denver is nuts. This means you are looking at $10 per person for a round trip. This might make economic sense for 1 person, but if you are a group of 4 or 5 people going out for the evening, you could drive downtown, pay for gas and $10 for parking, and still come out $20 to $30 ahead. Also, you would get downtown faster, not spend as much time cooling your heels at the station (or have to change trains on the weekend), and probably wind up much closer to your intended destination. It is neither convenient nor cost effective for many people.

After arrival at Colorado Springs airport, we had two Uber drivers canceled on us for pick up. We…read morethen had a Lyft driver reroute and changed from 17 minutes to over 40 minutes. We then saw what turned out to be the dependable white ztrip car. We had no issues with the experience and would gladly choose again.

I can't believe I had a guy show up in my driveway, 10 minutes early....when I had cancelled the…read moreservice TWICE by emailing and calling the company. I cancelled because there is no transparency - of fees, or of how to cancel once you book. I hired UBER instead; and if I wasn't careful, I would've hopped in only to have been charged from UBER and this company too. I suggested to the driver that he work for Lyft or Uber. At least those companies are transparent and communicative!

This is a newer station and has more parking than the one I usually use. Just for that it gets high…read moremarks from me. I also like that you have different entrances and exits instead of just one. Allows for less congestion during rush hours. There is only one train downtown now - the E line. I hope that changes as things open up. Masks are still mandated but most people at this end do not wear one. You can pay for your parking at the machine marked with a 'P'. There are ticket machines which take credit or debit only or a variety. And validation machines for your tickets if you bought a round trip for your ride down. Or you can use their app for an electronic ticket. No restrooms here so prepare accordingly.

Nice and convenient station at the end of the line. Great big parking garage with with…read moreentrances/exits.

I am actually surprised how good the light rail is here in Denver. Very clean cars and plenty of…read moresecurity present. There was zero homeless on the train or property. I felt really safe. The only negative is that all the stops were outside and had no heaters like other cold climes stations would have.

From reading the reviews here, Denverites are obviously spoiled by their dependable and extensive…read morepublic transportation. The light rail here, providing transportation connecting the airport to the downtown area and beyond, served us well during our visit. Clean, convenient, fairly inexpensive (with monthly passes available for locals), and punctual- I'm sure there are some delays and inconsistencies but in 5 days and a snow storm, our schedule was kept just fine despite my planning for the worst case scenario. We also used the local bus system during our visit, and that was pretty reliable too!

I use the Golden Call-N-Ride on days when the weather does not permit me to ride my roadbike to…read moreschool. I LOVE the new morning bus driver (much better than last semester). He's energetic and peppy in the morning, which makes for a very enjoyable ride to school. The Golden Call-N-Ride is an extention of RTD public transit services. They have a scheduled route, a flex route (runs at certain time intervals), and a call-in service. You must call and reserve a pick-up at least 2 hours in advance. While I have not used the call-in service, I have called to ask them to stop on a flex route stop outside of their flex route hours. The "Golden green bus" is incredibly convenient as it stops at the Colorado School of Mines and the JeffCo Light Rail Station. As a CSM student, I get a discounted bus pass every year which makes for easy commuting. I am very excited that RTD expanded their service out to Golden. I'd like to see light rail service to the airport next (crossing my fingers that it was connect with the W-line with only one transfer!).

I used the service in the past and never had a problem; however, RTD has recently contracted with a…read morenew provider called Via: https://viacolorado.org/. In recent weeks, there have been a number of problems, including a 55 minute wait to be picked up one afternoon, a bus that never showed on another afternoon, drivers who have not been trained (to the extent that they don't know the routes or, at times, even how to use their onboard computer/GPS system), and a missed connection at light rail on one morning. As I say, all of these incidents have taken place within recent weeks, and I never had trouble with the previous contractor. I do not fault the drivers. With one exception, the new drivers have all been pleasant, and I don't mind providing directions as needed. I am absolutely dependent on the service and I really need it to work as it used to work. A complaint has also been submitted to RTD directly: 300-299-6000.

One of the few good providers in Fremont County when running. Hopefully this program will spur more…read morepublic transit in Cañon City and Fremont County!

Can't recommend enough. Every time I find myself in a last minute bind - either coming into or out…read moreof the springs - they're ready, they're friendly, and they don't disappoint. I'd share photos but I slept the entire ride from the Ute Pass to DIA. Highly recommend.

I love using Brown's Car Service! I have used it several times so far and always have great service…read morewhether it's to and from the airport or bars. Dave is extremely friendly and super quick to respond when I need a last minute ride! I will be a forever customer. High recommend. Great price and always has snacks and drinks!