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

Parking lot time is limited to 12 hours. There is no way to pay for and stay longer; you risk…read moregetting ticketed or towed. The last time I used the lot and returned around midnight, the parking lot lights were ALL turned OFF. Was scary spooky. Also some sketchy characters hanging around the station. Be advised that there are actually two lots: One is CTA, I think run by a contractor. The other is owned by the town of Forest Park - which does not respond to email inquiries. There are much better run, more accommodating, safer CTA stations with parking which I have experienced, but for those in the area, you're stuck. ps: The Yelp form just asked about "Gender Neutral Restrooms" - there are NO restrooms of any kind at ANY CTA stations!

This suburban Metra station was just remodeled and they have done an excellent job with the…read morelanscaping and beutificaiton. The only thing that could improve is equipping the shelters with AC to cool off commuters.

Inside area to wait that is also heated or cooled depending on the season. Train maps and live wait…read moretimes are available. No bathrooms so plan accordingly.

I take the blue line at Belmont every day to go to work. I live close by so it is a pretty quick…read morecommute to get from here to the station. This station is better than most as it is underground and has a cover on the above ground area so that on days when it's raining, you won't get soaked coming out of the station. It definitely needs an upgrade soon as there is rust and mold in many areas in the station. If you're looking to go to O'Hare, I would definitely recommend taking the blue line.

I have traveled to different locations via this station. I loved the best buy store that was…read moreacross the street. Very accessible train stop, especially with the Belmont and Kimball busses. Upgraded and clean station, which was needed.

Amazing station. End of the station for arrival and front for departure. Pay machines are found at…read moreall sides. Only problem is you can't enter the station from Cermak street! It's in the name!

Another day of being late leaving out for work a hour and 30 mins before my shift but yet no train…read morehas arrived I seen three trains go the opposite way but never come back and yet the travel times keep going as if there are trains pulling into the station this is so unprofessional if you don't have trains at the selected travel times just say that so we can find other means of transportation rather than having people pay to get on just so you can play with their time so unprofessional

This review is for the pink line 18th street station in Pilsen - it is so cool! There is beautiful…read moreartwork everywhere in the station, on the walls, stairs etc... just like the murals/graffiti in the surrounding community. Definitely check it out if you're ever making a visit for some delicious Hispanic food (recommend Carnitas Uruapan and Panadería Nuevo León nearby) and the National Museum of Mexican Art is a few blocks as well.

Stayed in Little Italy for a long weekend, and this Pink train line (54th and Cermak) was the…read moreabsolute perfect way to get downtown. Just a few block walk up to Polk Street (UIC Medical District). Felt very safe on the platform and on the train, well lit at night for the return trip. Trains every 8 to 10 minutes. It deposited us at Washington and Wabash, just a mere block away from the Mag Mile and Millenium Park, dead center of the Lakefront. A mere five bucks a day for unlimited riding. Also a very courteous and informative CTA employee, who was very patient with us out-of-towners.

God AWFUL customer service if you ever have an issue. The wrong phone number is on the VENTRA app,…read morewhich you need to use for your Metra tickets, but not when you have a Metra issue. For the most part, EVERYONE you deal with is down right RUDE & unprofessional. Absolutely DISGUSTED with BOTH VENTRA & Metra

Great station to commute into the city. The morning semi-express trains start from one station…read moreprior to this one (at Fairview), so there is always a window seat available wherever you want to sit. If you're interested in driving to this station and don't have parking from the City of Westmont, I'd recommend calling a few churches near the station. Some of them offer quarterly parking rates and a few others offer daily parking rates.

This is definitely the best budget option back-and-forth to Chicago to O'Hare. At rush-hour it's…read morecertainly the best downside is they make at least 2530 stops so it's not quick, but it is clean.

I've been there just once, as had to get to the shuttle bus, because of railway's maintenance…read morebetween Addison and Western. The station is above the ground and ok.

CTA has a stop on the Loop at LaSalle and Van Buren. It has pretty convenient access to other modes…read moreof transportation which is nice. Of course it gets busy but there's trains coming often. Located near a few top attractions. There's Amtrak and Metra where you can make transfers. It can be found on the south side of the Loop close to some other systems you can conveniently access. It serves the Brown, Orange, Pink, and Purple Lines. The times each of these operates varies. Brown goes counterclockwise. The others go clockwise so be sure to be on the correct side of the platform. For the Brown, stand on the north. The others are on the south. Close proximity to Metra is right by here. This is only a few blocks to walk to if you're coming or going from it. Also know the Purple is a limited extension. It's only on weekdays at rush hour. This is located really close to the LaSalle Metra station.

Some Stations should stay in the past! (with necessary maintenance for safety) Height of the Maze…read moreshows you that humans were shorter then. It would be funny when a sign shows up for Height Clearance so tall humans don't hit their head. *Boink!* Beware, you may get lost in this dinky station. *lol*