Parking was free and it's a small station. Easy access, just a pain to get to the other track if…read moreyou need to

Station waiting room with rest room is open during business hours, rare for a smaller station on…read morethe NC Transit Main Line. No ticket agent, but ticket machines outside. Accessibility is OK for inbound trains toward NYC, steep stairs only for outbound trains toward Suffern, and difficult to the actual train cars, as this is a low-platform station.

Clean and clearly labeled NJ transit station. Limited parking space. I didn't see any bums. Has a…read moreticket booth and a portable potty on track 1. Both tracks has a parking space. See images and video for reference . Some areas are permit parking. Mostly are not. Have not seen a toll/pay parking booth or any signages that says so. See images and videos for reference. If you park here, you are on track 2 of the station.

Good place to stop in on if you are taking the train into the City. Bartender is very warm and…read moreinviting. Made the experience much better.

Interesting that the trains and the MTA are not connected…read more After exploring the New York Botanic Garden in the Bronx I needed to head back to Brooklyn with my hubby and our daughter to meet my nephew for dinner. This was so much faster than a twenty minute walk to another station in the Bronx. Fortunately my daughter has the train app, so she bought three tickets for about $5 a pop and after a short wait, we were on our way. Once we got to Union Square we exited, paid for the MTA and once again, we were on our way. Thinking about fare evasion? Don't do it! The fine for not paying for your ticket could be a whopping $100!!! And if you think that you can just sneak in on the train. Think twice. There was a train conductor that was checking if each passenger had a ticket. IYKYK.

Took the Metro North train to the Botanical Garden for the 1st time and it saved sooo much time…read morethan! Highly recommend over taking the crowded MTA trains and buses or even driving and paying for parking. The train leaves you right across the street the Botanical Garden entrance (Mosholu entrance). Check the train schedule... easy 20 minute ride from Grand Central Station. So convenient that I have learned my lesson and know that I know where the station is and the train schedule, will take the Metro North going to/from Botanical Garden going forward. Station itself wasn't crowded and platform has directions to inform which way trains are headed. Kiosks machines are there to buy your tickets.... The boards inform you when the trains are coming and if delayed... Tip: Get the MTA TrainTime app and purchase tix via mobile... kiosks don't always work and more expensive paying on the train. Just remember to activate ticket before boarding as there is a time limit... Don't stand near the edge of the platform and esp turn away when express trains go by... that whosh of air! Heading back to NY, the Metro North track 4 is where you want to be. Take the overpass bridge to the other side of the tracks.

A convenient station on the Morris Essex line right before Millburn where you can drop off and pick…read moreup from. Parking is limited though so you have to watch that's hen the commuters are active. More parking at the Summit or Millburn stops.

This is the subway station that is right in the center of the Brooklyn Chinatown. Lately, I have…read morestarted seeing the station getting much-needed renovations. The good thing about this station is that it is getting elevators, albeit a minor station.

I enjoy this whole metro line for its stations. Like others, this one does a reasonably good job at…read moredecorating. It may sound like a small point, but if you regularly use a station, it improves your day to look at art instead of dirty walls and garbage on the tracks (which some stations do have).

Convenient train station- more of the suburb section of Elizabeth and before the main Elizabeth…read moretrain station stop in downtown. Has a waiting area as well and street parking if the lot gets full. It's also only 1 stop from Newark Airport!

Train stations little to rave about in general so for me I'm just looking for basic needs to be…read moreprovided: shelter, availability to ticket machines and proper/ safe access to platforms. This station does at the most basic level. The entrance to the station has 2 machines which seems to manage the traffic well. For the most part they are always working and accepting both cash and cards. The station is well lit and the staircases have been upgraded lately. However, there are no elevators/escalators so if you're travelling with a stroller or luggage the stairs can be brutal. Shelter is a basic cover which has about 6 seats and then two outdoors sets of about 4 seats. Again, very no frills.

This station is like most on the LIRR outdoors. It has decent enclosed shelter. It's normally clean…read more. I cannot blame the LIRR for the slobs that smoke or drink and leave rubbish behind. This is a older station so expect no elevators and about 15 steps to climb I think the Rosedale station and I know Jamaica has elevators. Make sure you buy your tickets prior to boarding or you get hit with a surcharge that could double your ticket price. Then the ride on average 22 minutes vs 1.15 and bus train combo Cost is on average 4 times more than regular transit during rush hour west or east off peak about 2.5 times more. This line is on the RockAway branch weekdays and Long Beach weekends. Also effective November 2012 I know this station is undergoing a overhaul so some exits may be closed

Took the Art Deco Tour. Justin was a fantastic guide. So knowledgable and so engaging in his…read morepresentation. Didn't feel the time go by. This was not my first tour, nor will it be my last.

Alexis met us promptly at Track 29 Grand Central Terminal. She had a small group and chose raising…read moreher voice in lieu of personal earpieces (her operatic voice lessons paid off). She kept our attention with old photos and stories regarding this beautiful built and rebuilt structure. We got to tour both the old and new, wide out in the open and behind the scenes on all levels. Alexis did a great job and finished on time as expected. Highly recommended to take in this historical site. Enjoy!