This is a pretty well kept train station. As with any train station there is some trash near the…read moretracks, but in general the platforms to board the train are safe. There are informational boards on both sides of the track with a digital clock telling you when the next train is set to arrive/ depart. Check out my review on YouTube: https://youtu.be/MFutPAfzKhQ

YO CREVON THIS PLACE IS REAL NICE ME AND KELLY COME HERE TO SCRAPE Up THE GUM AND PUT IN INTO…read morePLASTIC BAGS AND SELL To homeless people. So I could spend $30 and get $1000000 from this cash app guy he says my money is coming soon just waiting for shipping.great place for kids I drop them off then I go to work and they place games in the food court which if I say so myself is a very clean chick fila great for kids.they love to ball pit and they have spaghetti night and they swim in plastic balls and maccorini. THIS IS THE NEW CHUCKE CHEESE.

What a beautiful charming new england town... Charming old building surround the this historic…read moretrain station. Today I was here for work as they had the polar express. Many activities for the kids. Dunkin was there with free hot chocolate and DIY kits. Along with Cuppy the mascot. Aka "Joe". They had one of their trains out for the polar express rides.. Over all beautiful charming area with fun event!!!

Woonsocket depot has no consideration for the surrounding area, the train just sits there running…read morefor hours keeping residents awake & the fumes it puts off can be harmful especially to the elderly with breathing issues, all so they can operate the "polar express" (what a ripoff that is!!!!!) Now it's only mid October & the damn thing has been sitting there running putting off harmful fumes & making loud noises since yesterday afternoon, I definitely see a law suit coming against them!!'

Very impressed with the new high-level boarding platform and helpful screens. Hopefully the station…read morebuilding and coffee shop will open again sometime. Great to see the recovery the commuter rail has a whole has made post-COVID. I'd recommend the MBTA build a small and inexpensive platform so the Foxboro trains could stop at this station too, as they go right through here at 10MPH on a secondary track.

Cool old station building from the 1880's. Only open in the morning however and parking is very…read moretight as this is a popular station on the MBTA Franklin Line. There is some parking off of Rte 27 near the underpass under the tracks. The local cops and businesses will tow you if you try to park in a non-commuter rail parking lot. If the the station is open, get your tickets there from the coffee shop inside to avoid a surcharge on the train. Their machine is unreliable sometimes however. Would have more stars if it was open later and had a bit more parking.

This station is out in the middle of no place. Final stop on the line. But the problem is, again,…read morenot enough parking. We really need about a 2000 car lot here and it is more like 800. If you are going to pay for a zone 8 ticket you really need to have guaranteed parking.

Amtrak recommends arriving 30 minutes before your scheduled train and it was my first time using…read moreAmtrak, and my first time to Route 128 Station. Exit the highway, drive past the parking garage and turn left onto Blue Hill Drive, and take the left on in where it says "Amtrak/MBTA Pick-up & Drop off". Either entrance at the end will work. While the left side is more direct and closer to the Amtrak counter, the right side will take you past the Dunkin Donuts. There's a waiting area, the bathrooms are by the elevator, and only two tracks. 1 is outbound, and 2 heads into Boston. Simple. Start heading out when they announce that your train is arriving, about 8 min in advance. Head towards the right if you are Coach bound. Take a seat and the conductor will scan your ticket code and tuck a paper ticket above you. Take it with you if you change seats. If you go past NYC, the crew changes, and every passenger gets scanned again. If you are ADA and need access to one of their accessible seats, there's a way to mention it when buying your ticket, so the conductor will save you a seat in advance. Two bathrooms are available at one end of the Coach car. If the light is on, the bathroom is taken and the door locked. These are roomier than those on airplanes. So are the seats, although they otherwise resemble those found in planes with the tables that fold down and seats that recline back. 120 volt plugs are available, but no screens and no headset jacks, so no music. Stops are announced, so it felt that communication was pretty good on the train and at the station. Coming back and arriving on track 2, we had to exit and head up and over the tracks, where we could go straight into the garage, or take the escalator down by Dunkin Donuts. There's an elevator as well, which will take you to the bathrooms.

Clean and large for a two track station. Commuter Rail MBTA as well as Amtrak…read more Two convenience centers, one up stairs which has a large selection of stuff and the Dunkies Downstairs... typical. The parking lot is huge and quite affordable at $15.00 a day. There are also cans downstairs and an area for buses. Truthfully, better than going into South Station for the train.

A decent amount of parking (364 spaces according to sources), which you can pay for by phone or…read morewith an app on your phone. It's $4 for the day. There appears to be enough lighting, but by the edge of the lot is a lot of shrubbery and trees, so if you're over there to get your car at night, be aware of your surroundings. There is no ticket vending machine at the station. You can either pay in cash (not card) on board the train or you can pay with an MBTA app on your phone. The last car of the train will stop at the raised platform for handicap access and if needed, the conductor will set the little bridge doodad across for wheelchairs. Otherwise, it's a couple of steep steps. Southborough is on the Framingham/Worcester line. The next inbound station towards South Station is Ashland and the next station outbound towards Worcester is Westborough.

Great station. First there is plenty of parking. 800+ spaces. But even recently it has been filling…read moreup now that they have been taking spaces from Walpole. It is also a flat surface so you don't have to walk up and down stairs or down a hill or cross a busy road to get to your parking. Unlike Walpole or Norfolk. Also, on the off chance it is full when you get there -- sometimes on snow days it gets full because people don't park in the lines -- Norwood Depot is just down the street and that never gets full. MBTA, more like this mmmkkay?

Always plenty of parking. I love the gas station and DD across the street. You can easily grab your…read morecoffee, paper, gum etc before you head into the city. The store also sells train tickets. The staff is fast and friendly!

It's a commuter rail station and it serves its purpose. Parking is $4 a day. You buy your tickets…read morein advance nowadays. There is a trash can on the inbound/Boston side, but no trash can on the outbound side. If it's your first time here, give yourself some extra time so you don't end up on the wrong side. Right now the staircase is closed. So if you are on the wrong side of the track, it will take you an extra 5 mins to get on the bridge overpass to get to the right platform. Be careful when you get on and get off the train, the platform/train is tilted so watch your step as always.

Station is on the Providence line. Small older station building. They sell tickets in the coffee…read moreshop when open but limited hours. The majority if not all of the parking is reserved for Sharon residents. The town runs the lots which means the police write the tickets. So "real" parking tickets vs private company violation notices like the other MBTA lots. Get dropped off at this station or just go to Canton Junction if you aren't a Town of Sharon resident.

Don't do it. Absolutely don't do it…read more I understand the whole "Train departs 30 minutes after the end of the game" but I don't understand the point of a train that takes nearly NINETY MINUTES to get the ten miles from Foxboro to South Station. From Foxboro to Dedham, we didn't go faster than 6 or 7 miles per hour. I get that they don't own the tracks and they're going through a residential neighborhood but if it's going to suck this much then don't even do it. Next time, if there is a next time, I'll get a shuttle bus of some sort from downtown. Because this was absolutely awful. We didn't get to South Station until 12:40AM. (Note: There is also a train from here south to Providence. Maybe that runs faster?)

Hey its a train station. It is nicely located in downtown Franklin and there is good service into…read moreBoston. Not a lot of parking available, so come early if you want a spot. In the mornings you can go into Rail Good Coffee for shelter, power and coffee & pastries. There is some shelter if weather is bad.

They need to worry about having the trains run on time. It is easy to do, fix the infrastructure,…read moretrain the conductors(see what I did there) in interpersonal skills, and you would have more ridership if you actually lowered the fares during non peak hours increasing revenue.