This is a shoutout to the person who cleans the women's bathroom. You do an incredible job…read more Everytime I am at the station, it is clean and spotless. Thank you for what you do - I really appreciate it.

Station is clean and airy. Commend the cleaning ladies for the constant cleaning of the rest rooms…read more No aircon but on the day I was there there was a breeze and it cool. Problem with this station is that there are no vending machines and not knowing the area. Hard to venture out with luggage in tow to look for edibles. No luggage check ins here. My bus was delayed but no announcements were made. A lady employee finally came out to tell passengers there is delay due to traffic but no eta for bus. After that, no more updates. Bus came 1 1/2 hours later with passengers standing around. Where was the customer service? This station. Is not busy with lines of passengers making inquiries and there were two employees.

This Amtrak station is beautiful. It is pretty clean considering how many people travel through…read morehere daily. There are "regulars" who camp here, but security does a decent job of keeping them chill. I'm here often to ride the coast starlight 11 and 14 trains, so I know several of the workers and regulars.

I took Amtrak my first and last trip. Value is not there. Too expensive for what you get. The worst…read moreare employees. Couldn't believe the rudeness. They are rude even in lounges at the stations. Funny how they have tip jars. They make between $700-$800 on 24 hour trip where 8 hours they are just sleeping. And yet they want to be tipped. Never again.

The Santa Clara Caltrain Station is located across the street from Santa Clara University and…read morewithin walking distance to downtown Santa Clara. It's also at the transit center so you can also take local buses and the Amtrak trains. There is a parking lot on-site where you can park and ride for $5.50 all day. Depending on which zone you're getting on and off will determine the price that you pay. Just remember that you need to pay before you board. You can scan your Clipper card at their kiosks or buy one on-site. Pro tip: if you have an iPhone you can set up a digital transit card and refill your transit card with your credit card. If you're going northbound you'll have to go under the tunnel to get to the right platform. This is a pretty big station and was pretty clean.

I have taken a ride On The Bart Trains All my life as a Kid Teenager & As A Adult The Fun Part…read moreBeing On The Bart Train is the beautiful scenery when the Bart Train Comes Out Of The Tunnel & Traveling From City To City!!!!!! Once U Get Off This Santa Clara Bart Station It Has A VTA Street Car That Can Take U To The City Of San Jose!!!!!

We came downtown to get some coffee and do some shopping. There's is street parking,but it's hit or…read moremiss if you can find a spot. We usually go to the many public parking lots. Theses can fill up on days when there's a event going on. They have a wide variety of restaurants and places to eat. We chose Manresa for a quick snack. My personal opinion, I feel Campbell has better food options than Willow Glen.

Downtown Campbell always has a lot going on whether it be food and dining, "Pizza, Italian…read morerestaurants, sushi, Mexican food, local bar, etc. or the farmers market every Sunday, once a year car show, October festival, Christmas festival and more. It's a great place to hang out, grab an ice cream or coffee and just walk around and hang out for a while and check out the plethora of shops. The vibe and atmosphere of downtown Campbell is fantastic! "Note if you can't find parking on the street..... they have a big "no charge" parking garage located on 2nd Street.

This is my go to station!…read more Its the last stop in San Jose before going down to Gilroy so when I take it to the city I'm literally the first and last stop. Yes it can be a long ride but that's why you take the bullet (which makes less stops.) Advantages: - If you live in South SJ you can get to this Cal Train station without the fwy. I take Almaden Expressway all the way down there. - FREE PARKING! Which is WAY better than $4 a day at DT SJ Diridon Station. This is great since sometimes I spend the night in the city and have left my car and its been fine. - Plenty of parking. Even when you get to the station somewhat late you can park your car in the dirt area like others do. Be careful of the deep holes tho! Don't mess up your car. - Right next to VTA for those people that take the Light Rail Disadvantages: - No restrooms - It gets really deserted at times and I've seen shattered glass before (thinking someone's car got broken into) - Not all trains go to Tamien so sometimes I do have to suck it up and drive to the DT station

I was reluctant at first to park here due to several mentions of cars being broken into, but they…read moredo offer valid advice - don't leave any valuables in the car! There's never any parking on the other side of the train station (on Lick Ave, with the children's center), however, there is ample parking on the other side near the Hwy 87 entrance. Relatively easy trek to and from South Jose and like everyone mentioned, it's free! Saves me so much on gas when driving to Palo Alto. Make sure to always have a CalTrain Station Time Table to know exactly what train is arriving, departing and where it's potentially headed.

This station serves Amtrak's Capitol Corridor train, as well as Caltrain, Altamont Commuter Express…read moreand VTA. It is across from Santa Clara University and right next to the Santa Clara Police Station. You can get from this station to the San Jose Mineta International Airport via VTA route 60. There is No ticket agent for Amtrak or Caltrain at this location. There is limited covered seating on the platform. For a station like this if you are taking Amtrak or Caltrain please arrive 10-15 minutes before departure time.

Cal & Ace train station as well.. NOT JUST "Amtrak". It right next door to the police station & a…read more"Starbucks". EXCELLENT neighborhood

Can't believe it's been over 10 years since a review has been written…read more First time visit to San Jose on an October weekend, used the VTA Light Rail on Sunday to be specific. I'm torn between giving this station a four or perfect five star review. The reason why I gave this a perfect rating was because the schedule was accurate (round trip) and the inside of the Light Rail was clean and odorless. The announcements for each stop was clear and precise. Pay station was in working condition....accepts cash and credit cards. It's $1.25 for a one way trip. You have the option to buy day passes as well. This is a great transportation system to get you around the city. Even better since it makes a stop for Levi's Stadium (Great America stop). Only reason why I would knock off one star was because the St. James station is located in a park where numerous homeless people hang/resides (and a few who's mind isn't "all there"). So be careful of your surroundings, don't get distracted constantly looking down at your phone, be alert at all times. Also pay attention to where you're walking. We could not differentiate whether if it's animal feces or....you know....

I'm a big fan of VTA light rail and this station is convenient when I need to visit the US post…read moreoffice. The northbound and southbound platforms bound St. James park. For being adjacent to the park occupied by homeless, VTA does a great job keeping things clean and safe. It's also a perfect stop for Trials Pub, so a night out can be enjoyed by all, and VTA will assure a safe trip home. This location, like others, is equipped with an emergency call system, to put anyone at ease in case of emergency or threats.

Very close to SAP center. Much better than paying up to $50 for parking at the SAP center for…read moresharks games. Very convenient if you live near a light rail station where you can park and take the train to the games

Usually clean with occasional homeless hanging around. Theres a convenience store across the…read morestreet. One block from SAP center.

The Capitol Corridor train from San Jose to Sacramento takes about three hours, which is about the…read moresame as driving to Sac. Instead, I can relax on the train, and spread my computer stuff out on a table. One can also grab some snacks and drinks when the snack counter is open. Both Amtrak stations have easy pickup and drop-off areas.

I have taken the capital corridor, amtrak and greyhound numerous times without having trouble with…read morethe schedule. I have, however, had to suffer due to the bathroom always being closed or out of order...especially when drinking coffee purchased at the snack bar...i just wish the station had operable or available bathrooms like other big city stations... Excuse unedited grammar