There is a waiting area that was well heated when I had to wait for my train, along with a small…read moremini mart inside. If you are going to the outlets, there is a free shuttle bus that will take you there and back to the train. There is a staircase with an overpass if you have to board the opposite side of the tracks from where you are.

Deer Park is a station along the Main Line (Ronkonkoma Branch) of the Long Island Rail Road. It is…read moreofficially located on Long Island Avenue. Plenty of Parking.

Hey yall! Very friendly people out here in NY! I followed a…read moreguy who I seen at the airport, who also took the bus, and then the train just like the idea I had. Because right now, 2hr drive, and another 3-4 hr drive to Baltimore, I just don't feel like it esp going down to Manhattan to check it out first! Usually when I travel I get a rental but it's ok! I don't feel like it! When I get to Baltimore, I'll get off my FlixBus, then catch a uber to my job, then go from there... maybe go eat then go back to the airport to go back home! Whewwww quick lil job trip turn around! It's been a long 24-48 hrs!

Central Islip was definitely a good experience to Jamaica train station. I have to take this train…read moreto work during the week. I am always aware of my surroundings any where I go. I have left around 2pm and returned around at 10pm. I feel the station is always busy and plenty of people coming and going. I feel safe when I travel out of Central Islip. Plus, they have more parking and brighter lights than most stations. Don't forget you have MTA police literally down the next block.

Love this train station. It is never overcrowded and it is always clean and safe. There is a huge…read moreparking lot to be able to park and if you need a bite to eat it is conveniently in an area which offers plenty of places to grab a bite either before or after going on a trip. They do have kiosk to help you purchase your tickets but in all honesty it is much easier to do it through the app.

As others have said, parking is a nightmare unless it's a weekend. There's not a really clearly…read moremarked track for destinations. But in general, with Metro North trains at least, you board on the right hand side of the train. So if you're going east/north (to New Haven), stand on the south track. The side closest to the FTC building. Conversely, if you're going to NYC, stand on the north side - with the big parking lot. On the positive side, if you are waiting for a pick-up from friend/uber/whatever, there's a 24/7 heated building with restrooms.

It's a station with only one platform to wait on for both directions. The waiting room seemed to be…read morelocked already before 4PM on a weekday. With the location and the one platform, I've had to run for my life to get around the block to make it to the platform in time, coming from the main part of town.

Very dirty and the main station was completely closed with a padlock on it. There's no seating to…read morewait for the trains and no restaurants nearby to walk to. Lots of parking if you're a commuter and the Pay Station's were easy to use.

The station is basically the heart of Kings Park. the most traffic you will see in the town itself…read moreis when people get out of the parking lot of the station between 5 p.m - 7 p.m during the weekdays. The station has a decent size parking lot and a very small sitting area which closes at 4/5 p.m. I have a separate beef with MTA and LIRR but that is a separate issue. Peak hour trains come in the morning towards Manhattan twice an hour from 6-9 am. The train time from KP to Penn Station during peak is anywhere between an hour thirteen minutes to an hour and twenty two minutes. On the weekends and or off peak hours its about 20 minutes more, aka fooooget about it.

Kings Park Railroad Station has a big parking lot and thats about it. Thankfully its located right…read morein the middle of town so if you want a nice cup of coffee you can get one fast.

Honestly, it's kind of a mess over here. From the platform to the station house, everything just…read morelooks like it's falling apart. But it hasn't yet, and that's what's important. The station house has one bathroom, a few shelves of books, and a little newsstand; everything you need and nothing you don't. A few fresh coats of paint would honestly do wonders for the place, but it seems to be holding up. At the very least it smells clean enough. There's only one platform, and it looks similarly dilapidated, though serviceable. The neighborhood is nothing to write home about either, unless you're really into E-list historical landmarks.

OK, its a train station..maybe "Woohoo! As good as it gets!" is a bit strong...it's not like they…read morehave free valet service, covered/heated waiting areas, or a Starbucks here. "Though, I am a fan." The Northport LIRR station gets a 4 out of 5 stars because, for what it's worth as an LIRR train station, it is really great. TONS of parking available for travelers with or without a Town of Huntington parking pass, huge platform, plenty of taxis, ticket office/news paper stand during the morning rush hour, and SCT bus service.

There's no enclosed waiting area, so it's not great in bad weather. There's an open glassed-in…read moreshelter area with a few seats. But there are two ticket machines, a ramp, and an LED sign, so not too bad. Westhampton's stop has a whole building with a restroom, so definitely preferable if you plan on waiting for longer than a few minutes. More trains leave from or go to Speonk, so that does make a difference sometimes. And the Speonk waiting area is right by the track, whereas in Westhampton you would have to walk a few minutes to the platform. All in all, pretty good station. There's usually at least a few open parking spaces.

It's a train station what more is there to say lol. Well actually, it is cleaner than most and is…read moreset in a beautiful area. Like Christina wrote in her tip if you blink you will miss it. The old station building is now a café. Now while I haven't eaten there yet it does seem very convenient to have a place to get something to eat while you wait for your train. There is plenty of free parking and while there is only a shelter shed and no indoor waiting room. I do believe I like this station over the one in West Hampton. All said and done it's a nice little station for those on the east end.

This is a train station where the Metro-north railroad and Amtrak trains stop. You can also…read moretransfer to the Greater Bridgeport Transit Authority buses or get a ferry to Port Jefferson. There are two platforms with for 4 tracks. There's elevator. The station is clean and there's a security office with cops, as well as a sandwich and coffee shop. There's plenty of seating in the waiting room, and again, it's very clean and well heated. Very organized. There are parking garages close by. The train to Grand Central is convenient and clean, with good service.

The Bridgeport Metro North Train Station is a solid choice if you're commuting or catching a train…read moreto NYC or beyond. One of the best things about this station is that it's directly connected to the Bridgeport Bus Terminal, so you can easily transfer to pretty much any local or regional bus from here, super convenient if you don't drive. There is a commuter parking garage nearby on Main Street. It's affordable on weekdays (about $6/day), but heads-up: it's closed on weekends, so plan ahead if you're traveling then. It feels a bit safe here, there's usually a police car parked outside, and the station is pretty well lit. It's not fancy, but it gets the job done and the location makes it easy to get around.

This station is in Bridgeport near the Black Rock neighborhood. It was recently renamed Fairfield…read moreBlack Rock from Fairfield Metro to avoid confusion. The signs have been updated. I take this train weekly. It is a bit on the pricier size but it is a convenient option to get to the city. The train is clean and safe. There are bathrooms onboard. It is a quiet ride early mornings. The parking lot is free on the weekends, but paid during the week. Recently. A pedestrian walkway was added since people drive like maniacs to catch the train. There are no bathrooms at the station. There is a coffee shop near the train station that opens 6am to 6pm. Overall, I enjoy the convenience of this station. The first time I used it I was confused by the ticketing machine. Now I use the MTA train time app which is more convenient and easier to use. It provides live updates regarding delays and track changes.

This train station is perfect. Close to home about 10 minutes away. The parking lot is huge, plenty…read moreof space to park your car. Usually whenever we need to take the train into the city it is usually on the weekend which means parking is free. The train station has plenty of covered waiting stations so even if it is cold, rainy or snowing you are protected from the elements. If you are picking up or dropping off passengers they have drop off areas where you can park and let out your passengers and it makes itt so easy to pickup or drop off. The train station is very clean, well lit and seems to be very safe.