Cute little railroad pickup to get to the city or Montauk. Has a ticket machine and pretty good…read moreparking situation if you have a car as well. VERY busy on the weekends! Overall it's a clean and reliable station that I can confidently recommend!

The port Jefferson train station that serves Lirr is a quick way into Jamaica station and penn…read morestation or grand Central terminal when going snail pace on the long island expressway is not in the cards . Clean bright station with plenty of parking sets away. Ticket vending machines are easy to use and electronic scheduling board is easy to understand. Reminds me of a old town station you would expect in the Midwest or in the heartland. Took us about an hour in GCT and off peak means fares are less and seating is plentiful. 4.5 stars for the port Jefferson LIRR train station.

Clerk in station was friendly and very helpful. Station very…read moreclean and brightly lighted. Same as goes the LIRR trains. Conductors very friendly.

This is the Mystic Amtrak station. It should be noted that this station is not staffed by Amtrak,…read moreit is run by volunteers from the Greater Mystic Chamber of Commerce. They are very friendly and willing to help you, and can offer some help with trains. There is a Quik Trak Kiosk here where you can print tickets, but it is indoors, so if the station is closed you can not print tickets. There is a free hotline to call Amtrak Directly (also inside). The number for Amtrak is 1-800-USA-RAIL. Track 1 (typically south bound, station side) has a nice covered area where you can wait for the train. Track 2, across the tracks from the station, has a shelter. The hours are 10 Am to 4 PM. There is free parking. I would ask the volunteers, but it may also be ok to leave your car there overnight if you are spending the night in Boston or such.

Love the Amtrack option when driving in to New York City. We had an extended stop at this station…read morewhile they waited for a shuttle to arrive with more passengers.

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.

Good little average train station. Small shaded area to sit with a bench that can fit 3-4 people…read moreand about 10 people can comfortably stand. Wouldn't recommend being here alone at night bc you'll get some stragglers but during the day is usually safe and fine. There's a 7Eleven across the street if you need food and snacks.

Dans Papers has a humorous article saying they found an abandoned subway on the South Shore of Long…read moreIsland. People ate this up! My buddy was looking for a subway station, hahahaha! But the Montauk line is the real deal. When I was a kid, my dad owned the IGA in Hampton Bays. We'd have cousins come from Queens and take the train ride in to spend time with us at the beach. As a teenager, it was the best time ever. Thanks LIRR! From Penn Station NYC to the LIRR Montauk line its 116 miles. Think about this, you can fly to a different country *or* take the Long Island Rail Road to the end of Long Island and be in a beautiful beach town??? The train ends in Montauk, the end of the line. There is a MTA ticket machine here, make sure you buy a ticket going back to NYC or you'll pay extra on the train. There are cabs waiting to take you from the station to your hotel. If you're coming to Montauk from NYC, you're coming here for a relaxing vacation. Enjoy!

This Is One 1 Of The Best Stations I've Been But Westbound Train Service Is Unreliable Because If…read moreYou Miss The 2:48 PM Train To Jamaica (Train 2709) You're Stranded Here Until 10:05 PM The Next Westbound Train Is At 10:05 PM (Train 2711) This Is Late But Necessary If You Want To Leave The Town Go Back Home It's A 3 Hour Ride From Queens Additional 1 Hour To Go Home 4 Hours It Is About 185 Kilometers From Glen Cove NY I Highly Recommend Traveling On Weekends Because Westbounds On Weekends Is Every Hour To Half Hour The Late Night Weekday Westbound Train Is Train 2711 Leaves Montauk At 10:05 PM Formely 10:38 PM Each Night On Weekends The Last Eastbound Train Is Train 8712 Terminating Montauk At 12:21 AM Some Of The Trains Run On The Babylon Branch And Some Central Branch And Main Line. Train 2796 Babylon Branch & Train 2711 Central Branch And Main Line 2:15 PM - 10:05 PM 2017 2:15 PM - 10:38 PM Train 2706 Central Branch & Main Line & 2711 Babylon Branch From Pennsylvania Station In Manhattan NYC NY It's About 187 Kilometers Away

Better hope you make that 3:58 PM if you want to head west, because it's another 6 hours til the…read morenext one. Add to that a station house that's never open, trains that call 11 minutes late "on time", and tracks, walkways, and waiting areas that are very literally caked in trash and actual human feces... and you have a real recipe for disaster. Look LIRR, I get it. This is a one-train-car kinda town and you barely care about it, but this is hardly fit for people to wait in. For crying out loud, the train times posted here don't go past Ronkonkoma - without a phone, you can't find a schedule for the station you're standing in! As a brand you have your share of problems, but this is above and beyond the normal nonsense. Clean up your act, and your stations.

I mean the service at this station is pretty bad and there is no ticket machine here and the…read moreconductor on the train would not take credit cards (pathetic for 2017). The trains seem to run very slow on this line I feel like the train is doing 25 all the way to Ronkonkoma and you are practically riding right through peoples backyards. Also to make it worse, the past couple of times Ive taken this train and changed in Ronkonkoma I couldn't even find a seat on the Ronkonkoma train to the city because those trains are so crowded and had to stand the entire way to the city. This looks like a station you do not want to be at night there's always shady people hanging around here.(I don't think there are any trains here after 9 anyway.) I don't plan to use this station ever again and would suggest just going to Ronkonkoma or even use the Montauk branch which seems to have better service.

Always on time almost always has friendly conductors and window clerks. I use this railroad all the…read moretime between Penn Station and Huntington. Also between Penn Station and new Hyde Park. And other times I use them. I have not been disappointed. I'm sometimes disappointed with the clientele since they all seem to take more than one seat. I wish there would be announcements and conductors who ask people to take their bags off the seat.

Know what to expect!…read more Lots of fond memories at the Greenport LIRR station as its the last connection with the city before you're ferried off to the magical island of Shelter, but enough about my memories. It's a small station which only accommodates 2 double decker cars coming out of Ronkonkoma. The station and facilities for that matter are bare to the bone and on your return trip to the city you'll be buying your tickets on board (no machines for purchasing on the platform). If you're coming back west, make sure to get to the train early, during peak season give yourself 20+ minutes and don't be that person who puts their luggage on the seats. Otherwise getting to Greenport and the North Ferry, the LIRR is one of the easiest ways to travel.

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.