This station is terrible. Limited signage and unfriendly staff. Not only can you not buy a ticket…read moreat the station on the weekends and the building is locked, but the mobile ticket buying experience is terrible. You can't buy a ticket for a train that is departing within 20 minutes, that's nonsense. The trains also only waits at the station for about 30 seconds to a minute and will leave you if you don't make it on in that time, even if you make eye contact with the conductor and bang in the side of the train for them to open the door. 0 out of 5, worst rail experience I've ever had and I've been commuting with bart for years

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!

This is a solid BART station and one of the cleaner BART stations in the Bay Area. I've never had a…read moremajor problem coming here.

There's still always room for improvement. But I believe BART is doing their best to revive public…read moretransit and the negative thoughts people have about the bart. It's a lot safer and cleaner than it used to be.

Clean station Lots of parking…read more Closest station to Lucid andbthe Pacific Research Center Lots of restaurants near by

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

I came to pick up my wife and her aunt from here when they took the BART from San Francisco to come…read moreback to Fremont. The price to take the BART is very reasonable which is why I can see people using it. It also helps when you don't have to sit in like over an hour traffic and then looking for parking. When I came to pick up my wife here, it was pretty easy. The station was not busy at all and my wife saw me after I pulled into the pickup area. There a lot of parking spots here too. I first went to the other side of the station where I was closer to the apartments but then had to go to the right spot to pick up my wife.

Clean well, maintained station for South Fremont serving the Warm Springs area…read more Accessible, friendly with plenty of parking, escalators and elevators, all functioning. Very different experience from the dirty stations in San Francisco

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

NOTE TO EVERYONE: I originally wrote this review on February 26, 2010, but in its infinite wisdom,…read moreYelp decided, years after I had written the review, to make it a review of the Fremont BART Station, which I've never been to or used. So here's my rightful FtR, five years later. Enjoy. By the way, I have had to wait for the Orange Line, quite often actually. And it has annoyed me. But it's still three stars. ============= I'm pretty mad at myself for not having reviewed individual BART lines sooner. When I was in Southern California earlier this year, a server at one of my parents' favorite restaurants was excited to learn that I live in San Francisco and often ride BART. When she found out that I work in Berkeley, she talked about her two daughters; one goes to St. Mary's, and the other is interested it going to Cal. She was so excited about BART, and it made me adopted-homesick. And then she talked about knowing that to get from San Francisco to Moraga "you take the Yellow Line," and she was shocked when I told her that no one refers to them by the colors of the lines on the BART map. But I have an admission to make: Even though I know the actual names of the lines, I do think of them in terms of their colors. I've always done this, but I've never told anyone. And there was always kind of a logic in my mind. Red and Yellow go to the northern part of the East Bay, while Blue and Green go to the southern part. Orange goes in between. OK, so maybe that doesn't make any sense, but in my mind it does. So I like the Richmond-Fremont Line, especially when it's waiting there at either the 12th Street or MacArthur Stations to complete my journey to Berkeley or home to San Francisco. And it usually is waiting there. In fact, in the six years I've been taking BART off and on, I've only had to wait for a connecting train four or five times, and only once have I had to wait more than five minutes. Why three stars? Well, I really wish they would run longer trains on this line. I catch it toward the middle of the line, so the four- or five-car trains are often jam-packed. The cars themselves seem dirtier or at least in poorer condition than their counterparts on the longer-distance lines. I may be imagining all of this, but then I also imagine that this is actually called the Orange Line, and that hasn't been a problem for me so far.

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.

Had an angry operator today. At each station, she barked, "This is a Fremont train! Doors are…read moreclosing!" She was definitely pissed about something. You get your share of heavy breathers and inaudibles, but once in awhile, you get a keeper. My favorite was a Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood operator, who would do an alliteration at each stop. "We're winding our way to West Oakland . . . Frolicking into Fruitvale . . . Coasting to Coliseum . . .Hopping into Hayward." I was eagerly waiting to hear what he was going to do for Union City. Another favorite was this operator who gave too much information. At each stop, he would give you all the bus lines and local sites as if he was a tour operator, making you feel like even San Leandro was an exotic locale.

Poop found on the 9am train this morning in warm springs. Found next to a puddle of urine. I…read morechanged compartments and there was a used condom in the next one. BART smh.