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.

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.

I parked my car at Kedzie for 3 days overnight while I stayed near The Loop as a tourist. It's only…read more$2 for 12 hrs. So the rate is great! The downside is you have to use the ParkMobile app to renew your parking and the app is awful. The major issue is you can only renew your parking until midnight, or immediately after midnight. So if you're parking overnight, you must be awake at 12:01am to renew your parking for another 12 hours. Needless to say, 3 days in a row, that is unsatisfactory. Unfortunately the app does not let you know that in advance; you simply find out at 11pm when you want to go to sleep and realize you can only renew parking for 59 minutes unless you try again after midnight. My car was safe for the three days it was at Kedzie. But the surrounding are is a neighborhood to avoid at night, with all due respect. Note: the lot is on the north side of the CTA station. It is not marked with a sign at the entrance. It is hard to find by driving. But if you circle the perimeter of the station to the north you'll see it.

One of the most beautiful terminals during the Spring and Summer months. It's a must-see! Lots of…read moreflowers and plants are in full bloom at this terminal. If the CTA really tried to make the OrangeLine as unique as they wanted it to be, they surely succeeded with this station, thanks to the flowers and trees here. This station allows you to connect to four bus routes #47, 51, 51A, and 52. Next to the south side of the station is a strip mall containing Aldi, Kmart, and several other nice stores. AJ Wright just closed all their stores so it's gone. Overall, five stars all around. Great station on one of the CTA's safest L lines.

It's a train station. But it's MY train station. The coffee lady is an absolute peach. The ticket…read moreguy is great. The building is clean. There's a clean bathroom. They hold the farmers market. All good things, y'all.

CTA has an L station on 35th Street on the South Side, which is where to get off for a ballgame…read more It's the closest one to Guaranteed Rate Field. When there's a White Sox game this station is jam packed. As for the flip side, if there's not a game it's pretty quiet around here. There's also other ways to get to the stadium, but this is the most convenient and fastest usually. Among the things going on around here, there's nothing that tops a White Sox game. It serves the Red Line. The station is located in the middle of the Dan Ryan Expressway, so it's noisy. A benefit from being outdoors is the fresh air. There's not a bad smell. It's a pretty long station, stretching between 33rd and 35th so you have to give yourself plenty of time to get in and out. This is a much better way of getting to a game instead of using gas and paying outrageous parking prices, so you have more money for outrageous concession prices. Getting to the White Sox games is convenient from here. It's among a few public transportation options, along with the L station on the Green Line, and Metra. These plentiful choices means it's usually not a long wait for trains.

It's baseball season and do you want to know the secret to getting to the U.S. Cellular Field for…read morethe White Sox Game? If you hop on the Chicago Transit, you can get there faster and cheaper (why pay $20+ for parking and get caught in traffic?). Just exit the Sox 35th exit and you will be there in no time. Just head towards the stadium and walk across the bridge over to your game (Play Ball!). By the way, one way trips is $3 per person. $10 all day pass per person.

Clean station with open visibility. When the station is open, clean seating and restrooms…read more There is ample free parking in the North and South parking lots. Plenty of spaces for accessible needs. Also, there is a Starbucks within walking distance.

It's a train station and I've been there. The train arrived on time and no bums were there to kick…read moremy ass for my shoes. What else can I say?

Pretty and historical train station serving downtown La Grange. Built in 1901 and has been…read morerestored. Very pretty!

They are doing upgrades all around the station. A bit dusty now but should look great when they are…read moredone. The station house itself is well taken care of, it is on the south side of the tracks. Which makes sense as that is where commuters wait to catch the train into the city and their jobs. Nobody hangs around once they get off the train. And more importantly the announcement system is clear. I'm constantly taking different train routes and CTA routes so it is nice to know when a train is arriving and when delayed.

It's a very modestly sized train station for a rapidly growing town, but it gets the job done. The…read moreNew Lenox metra station has plenty of affordable parking spots for commuters looking to take a ride north. The station's ticket window is closed most days and times but it is staffed during peak hours. I would love for the inside of the station to be open during the winter months even when there is not an attendant on staff. Also, often ridders need to be prepared to move across the tracks as the oncoming train is moving towards them because the platform is rarely announced beforehand. I tend to have this problem the most with the express trains. Great station overall!

I used to ride this rail for over 2 years. It was always clean & friendly. The locals had an…read moreongoing book exchange club in the waiting hut & they had a little coffee stand with some of the best java (the owner also supplies his java to the local library shop)! It was walking distance from an old friends' house as well as from AJ's bbq stop! There was also a fancy restaurant facing the station, which was fun people watch at night while I waited for my train