I jump on the Metra here and get off at Union Station everyday for work. The station is clean and…read moreheated in the winter. There's always a ton of salt put down in the winter. My coworkers on other lines seem to deal with delays more than I do.

Clean and well lit. Walkways are well maintained. The free parking (if you can find it) and seating…read moreare nice (the inbound side is climate controlled as others have stated). Singals work fine. The platforms are out in the open and very visible from the surrounding area.

This station is an excellent location for anything downtown Oak Park (cinema, dining, shopping,…read moredining, more dining - great little restaurants all over). The only downside is once on the platform, there is little shelter from the biting winter wind, or a blowing rain. The actual station at street level is small but does provide shelter and has a monitor showing train ETAs.

Great quality service from the owner & drivers. Clean sprinter with all the bells & whistles it was…read moreworth the booking & reasonable prices.

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Forest Park is Great station, great location plus thank god for the elevator especially it has ADA…read morefriendly accessible. Cheapest way to get to get to and from Downtown Chicago. Make sure you watch your items because Blue Line goes through rough areas including very bad neighborhoods of West Side of Chicago. I had heard about cell phone theft, and even women had got their purse. Just be careful while traveling to and from Chicago. Don't give any money to hustlers or bums. If you're going to O'Hare Airport, and if your first time, be prepared for very long ride. Just let you know if you're not fan of elevator or escalators. Walk a couple miles to Forest Park Harlem Avenue branch which it's all ramps. Plus there will couple gang bangers comes to station too but mostly they don't bother me there. They mostly hang by the bus stations.

For the end of a major line in Chicago, this station meets those goals. No bathroom but that is…read moreexpected since every CTA station is restroom less. There is a store inside the building that has food that's kinda overpriced. Bring cash if your total is under $1 because they charge a dollar with card. The elevator isn't what people say it is. It's fairly large and serves its purpose. There are 2 benches in the building and a few more outside, however, the benches inside are past the turnstiles, which means you can't use them unless you pay. There is also multiple Pace Bus Routes, like the 301 that takes you from Forest Park to Wheaton Metra, or 303 which takes you to Rosemont. Very good station

Great station. There's no elevators, no escalators, and no stairs. It's all ramps to get to the…read morestation. It's in great location. Best way to get to and from Downtown Chicago. Very friendly ADA Accessible. Cheapest way to from and to. Downtown Chicago.

I was headed to the southeast side of Chicago from O'Hare airport. Anybody from Chicago knows the…read moredrive will be at least 2 hrs or more during rush hour. So I hopped on the blue line. There are a couple of machines that take cash or card for payment. New cards are $5. To enter you place your card on the sensor and it allows to let the turnstile open for you. I was traveling to Clark/Lake street, which happens to be a popular station. At first, I was a bit worried that my mid size suitcase may cause a hamper and be in the way, but it was just fine. The train was a nice size so I wasn't uncomfortable. Before each stop an announcement is made to name the stop location and the side of the train to exit. Lake street happens to be a popular stop so there was a mass exit of riders. This stop had escalators but the last place I had to exit was a stairway. Good thing I like going to the gym. Overall, a great experience.

If you are coming from the airport watch out for the Train Icon on the top blue banners it will…read moreguide you downstairs and you have to pay a fare at the kiosks

When I lived in Humboldt Park, I took a bus down Division lugging my tool bucket to work downtown…read more 45 minutes to an hour. When I lived in Old Irving Park, I took the Blue line from Montrose. 30 Minutes. I walked from my house to the River Grove station, took the express Metra to Union (20 minutes!), and then walked from Union to Millennium Park to ice skate. Total time from door to ice rink : 30 minutes. I am in shock.

I second the previous reviewer: aim for the express trains to Union Station - River Grove is the…read morelast stop and you're in the city in 20 minutes! This train station is always clean, NEVER too crowded, and feels very safe - I've seen police officers patrolling here at peak hours, even though it's a nice neighborhood to begin with. And as long as you're planning to take a train before 9 a.m., you can definitely count on getting a close parking spot, too.

"The station is named for the Mars, Incorporated candy factory located on Oak Park Avenue in Oak…read morePark. A walkway allows passengers to enter the factory directly from the train station.' I am writing specifically about the railroad crossing located at Oak Park and Shakespeare Avenue where this station is located. Seriously, the most horrifying and dangerous train tracks that I have ever had the misfortune of driving across. Three times now, completely unaware, while on the tracks without previous warning, I have nearly missed death. The bells and the gate did not come down until I was on the tracks! I have never ever experienced this at any other railroad crossing! To see the train barreling towards you, while on the tracks is seriously one of the scariest heart stopping moments I've ever had the misfortune of feeling. I literally feel as as if I am flying in the air with how hard the pedal hits the medal. The first time, I thought that it was just fate...3 times..you have to wonder what is up???

The green line is a very reliable cta L line but there is a few problems at this station…read more 1.The smell. It smells really funny here and nasty. 2.The narrow platform. It was really narrow that at one point I thought I was gonna fall. 3.Just clean the station and install gates that make it impossible to get past without ventura card. 4. Add more security. Even though I was born in chicago and used to this, I still feel unsafe.

This is the only way to get around in this big city without wanting to tear your hair out during…read morehours is rush hour to get from one end of the city the other. When I go to Chicago I generally stay in the subs, but if I spend time in the city I will come in and out by the El or by train. The green line helped our group of ladies get around with our sizable group and not lose anyone with caravanning on any of the major highways.

Have you ever had a garbage truck pick you up? That's what mine smelled like and it was kind of…read morefilthy. The driver smoked also and that's what I smelled like after the ride.

the worst cab company in illinois my mother who is 84 scheduled the cab at 5:30 last night for an…read more8:30 pick up in the morning they called at sometime after 8am and told her they had no drivers and could not take care of her. she had a doctors appointment at 9 which she scheduled 3 weeks ago that she missed. when i called gladstone they don't give you their name but she told me that she called my mother at 8 am to inform her but in the same breath said that she got in sometime after 8 and then called. i told her that it was unacceptable that she didn't have a driver she told me i don't have to listen to this and hung up on me. i hope the owners of this company read this because she need to be fired i am not a coward and will sign this because this is not the way you treat paying customers.i had to give it a 1 star even though not even worth that rating. my suggestion if you need a cab don't use gladstone. pat r