Grand Metrolink Station is located directly underneath the Grand Boulevard overpass, between Saint…read moreLouis University's main campus and the medical district, with entrances from both the Scott Avenue side and the Grand bridge walkway. You can choose between the stairs and elevator to get between the entrance and the walkway. Today's elevator had just been used by someone smoking MJ which was unpleasant. At least it didn't smell of pee? Once you get past that moment, the station itself settles into the standard rhythm of the system where the Metrolink where both the Red and Blue lines run concurrently. It is between Cortex (outbound) and Union Station (inbound towards downtown). The station does have automated ticket kiosks and there were several security guards on duty this afternoon. That made the difference between sketch and safety which was pleasant. Tucked under the bridge, it's a mix of concrete and shade so there is some cover from the elements but I sure wouldn't want to be standing out here long when there's weather. The train arrived promptly enough but I realized after boarding that I needed a Blue train rather than a Red, so I stopped at Cortex to wait for the next. Yay? [Review 399 of 2026 - 497 in Missouri - 25582 overall]

It is a quiet place to park to catch the match link to the game or anywhere else it is quiet and…read moreclean and then when the big train come through it is a good place to see it. Think it come once a year.

Great tour to take to learn about St Louis sites quickly I…read morerecently took the St. Louis Trolley Tour, and I highly recommend it. We parked across the street from the Four Seasons Hotel and the bus picked us up right in their covered driveway. The trolley itself is fantastic. It has the charming, classic look of an old-fashioned trolley but with modern upgrades that make a big difference. It had excellent air conditioning and a high-quality sound system so you could hear the driver. The ride was smooth and comfortable, even on some of the older city streets. Our driver was outstanding. He handled the tour beautifully, especially considering the fact that I am fairly certain that we had to take a completely different route because a sinkhole had opened up downtown that day. Despite the detour, he never missed a beat. His narration was engaging, informative, and full of details about the city's history and landmarks as we passed them by. He made the whole experience fun and enjoyable. The route took us through Forest Park, one of the highlights of the tour. We passed by the St. Louis Zoo and several other beautiful areas within the park. Our driver even stopped for about five minutes in front of the museum, where we were able to enjoy the excellent views across the park. It was a perfect little break in the tour. After leaving Forest Park, we wound our way back through the city, traveling through Midtown and seeing many of St. Louis's other notable sights to include a beautiful church. Overall, it was a very well-run, informative, and enjoyable tour. The combination of the comfortable trolley, excellent driver, and beautiful route made it one of the best city tours we've taken. I would definitely do it again and highly recommend it to anyone visiting St. Louis.

This was an easy way to see the entire city and learn a little history. I was the youngest person…read moreon the tour (not to my surprise) and it was packed. Windows opened which was a plus!

Heading back out of the city, I used the Clayton station as it was more convenient. From the north,…read morethe entrance is a little unclear though that could be due to some construction. You need to take the upper ramp rather than the down ramp that leads to the bus station. The platform has almost no cover from the elements. If it's at all raining or windy, you're going to get covered and there isn't much you can do about that. There is a ticket vending machine at street level and if you are buying a ticket, you must remember to validate it in the machine. [Review 617 of 2024 - 314 in Missouri - 21648 overall]

When visiting St. Louis...this is the way to get around. Driving/traffic can be crazy. This is…read morefast, very easy, and it stops either right at the main attractions, or very close. You can either by one-way, round trip, or day/month passes. The better deal is the day or more pass. You can go any where at any time. Makes things very easy...especially if you get off at the wrong stop. :-)

I use Brown's Premier Car Service every other week for service between IL and the STL airport…read more They are always on time and drop you/pick you up curbside. This shaves hours off my travel time, and as often as I travel those hours add up. This team could not be more professional and they provide a safe/luxurious ride. My mind is at ease at a time that used to be stressful! I highly recommend them for any of your travel needs!

Tracie takes all the stress out of getting to the airport! What a relaxing ride! And she picked us…read moreup right on time when we returned home. Such great communication when planning your trip & on the days of travel. Easy pay electronically. Pleasant conversation. Help with our baggage. And even the extra touch of a water bottle & mints for the ride.

Stayed at this lovely RV park for just shy of 2 months total. The front desk ladies and also the…read moremaintenance man Frank are all amazing. I was shocked to hear that we get refunded the remainder of the month if we don't finish it out. That's uncommon and a great touch! The RV park is located close to a bad area (east St. Louis) however i felt safe my entire stay and i was in the front spot right in front of Sawmill BBQ. Sure you hear ambulances throughout the day.. sure you hear road noise... sure.. but isn't that expected knowing that it is located on a busy road? Again, i stayed in the front spot so i had front row to the noise and none of that bothered me. Some people find reasons to complain on reviews about little stuff like that. It's really not that big of a deal lol. If you're picky about stuff like that then this park is not for you and you will just miss out on the opportunity to stay at a great park. Lots of travel nurses stayed here from my understanding as well. Washers ran about $2-2.50 depending on load and same for dryers. Not bad! Also don't forget your Sawmill BBQ discount for staying at this park!

Upon arrival noticed green pool, checked in was told a spiel about no WiFi. Filled an entire…read moregrocery bag of trash from my site that is shared (sites are butt to butt). Could not have room for my tow vehicle, has ghetto permanent residents more than campers. 3 days later pool was still green and WiFi was still out, no messages were even sent about pool or WiFi. Front office lady is very passive aggressive, she told me we could not get anything delivered because it was private property even tho we were paying guests.. there are signs literally everywhere saying what not to do, rules on literally everything including how to use door handles. I would camp anywhere else when visiting St. Louis 0/5 stars

Lori was our tour guide and she provided a great tour of The Hill. She was very knowledgeable…read moreabout the history and provided fun facts as well. The restaurant choices were great. You won't leave hungry!

This tour is a 5/5 for sure! My husband and I try to do a food tour every time we visit a new city…read more We've done more than a few, and the St. Louis tour in The Hill has been our favorite so far! We learned so much about the food, culture, and history of St. Louis and had a great time meeting new people and enjoying delicious bites along the way! You should absolutely take this tour while in STL!

Laclede's Landing station sits just beneath the historic Eads Bridge, which opened in 1874 as a…read morepioneering feat of engineering--one of the first major bridges to use steel and the first to employ pneumatic caissons for its deep foundations. While the bridge remains a marvel, its shadowy understructure makes the station feel a bit dim and enclosed compared to more open-air stops. The station itself is above ground but tucked under the bridge's arches, which gives it a unique but somewhat claustrophobic atmosphere. Metrolink has done a decent job retrofitting the space with stairs and an elevator, making it functional if not especially inviting. It's clear this wasn't originally designed for modern transit, but the adaptation is serviceable. Westbound trains head to Convention Center, while eastbound service crosses the Mississippi River into Illinois, stopping next at East Riverfront. I only passed through briefly and didn't linger. There's not much here in terms of amenities or comfort. It works fine as a transit point, but I wouldn't plan to spend time here unless you're transferring quickly or heading to the Arch. [Review 1167 of 2025 - 433 in Missouri - 24720 overall]

Two arrivals and a departure at this station which is located a block or so from the actual Union…read moreStation but is adjacent to the Saint Louis Wheel Park. A center-island platform with exits at both ends, the track is exposed to the air but is below the street level. That means you'll still get rained on but at least the wind would be minimal. At the one entrance I utilized, they have placed two of the ticket vending kiosks. There is an elevator at this end and it was definitely a wet floor. Sad. The station is not staffed. There is an overhead display with the current time but it did not have any indicator of the time until the next train. Union Station is between Grand (westbound) and Civic Center (eastbound). It is on the part of the Metrolink that serves both the blue and red lines. [Review 14431 overall, 1757 of 2020, number 65 in Missouri.]

When in St Louis, the Metrolink is a quick efficient alternative to over priced Taxis when getting…read morearound. This location is located 1 block from the Drury-Union Station and is only $4 from the airport, and $2.50 to the airport as opposed to a coat of $40-50 each way by taxi. Trains come every 10 mins peak time and every 20 min off peak, so plan accordingly. There seems to be a security guard stationed here every time I go, so take that for what it's worth. As with every mode of public transportation, always keep your head on a swivel.