There can be some characters here. I could be one of them, to be fair to the folks here. Actually a…read morerather pleasant station. Have caught VRE several times here. I do like that there are Amtrak and more freight trains to see. Being an enthusiast, if you are into trains, this is good for us. The station area inside is a little cramped. My hope is they get rid of the old wooden benches. These make what's left of my back scream. There is a lot of good restaurants, along with entertainment venues within walking distance. Am a fan of VRE, so glad their trains are here. Some aren't a fan of the stations age, but I like it for sentimental reasons.

The train station was situated in a cute part of downtown. We were there in winter so there was an…read moreice skating rink set up across the street. They were also offering carriage rides from the depot. There was a small waiting room with two restrooms, a men's and a women's. There are plenty of restaurants and shops in walking distance. I would not recommend the Mexican restaurant across the street. That a complete different story.

This station is nice because there is a lot of parking that's free. The station has 2 different…read moreareas that have machines for purchasing and validating tickets. There is not much coverage for bad weather which sucks, so if it's raining or something, you're kind of screwed.

So convenient for commuters in Bristow/Gainesville area…read more Enjoyed the Summer Special/ Free Friday with granddaughters. These teenagers had never risen on a train. They loved it. I use whenever possible. Trains are quite, clean & relaxing. Parking is convenient & the staff is friendly, helpful & professional.

Great clean train system. I have now used it 2 days in a row. Price is high if you start in…read morebristow and end up at Union Station. I like how they don't charge for parking. Biggest problem is lack of services. First train back to bristow leaves Union station at 1:15. Next is 3:45, and then their isn't really a late train. Also no weekend service. Train is clean and easy to use.

This location is super convenient as a commuter lot for your VRE and Amtrak needs! This is also…read morealong the NE Amtrak path, so it's very easy for my friends traveling from Richmond, Charlottesville, NY or even Boston to meet up with me instead of me needing to drive to DC to pick them up! The commuter garage is also very spacious, and there is a kiss and ride area too, so there's options for everyone. The 2nd floor of the garage walks out to the train area too, so it's very ADA accessible (there's also a ramp that goes to kiss n ride as well).

The Burke Centre VRE Station is convenient and generally well-kept. Trains run on time most of the…read moreday, and the platform is easy to access. Parking can get busy during peak hours, but overall it's manageable. The station feels safe and is a solid option for commuting if you live nearby. Nothing fancy, but it gets the job done.

Coach was pleasant, clean aisles, and spacious seating. This is our 4th time riding and we will…read morecertainly book many more!!

From 7/3/2015 There really isn't much to review here because it's basically just a station. I'm not…read moreeven sure you can go in. It's great to transport college kids from Northern VA to college (in our case ODU) and it's on the best USMC base in the world. Tip: Always bring your ID, the last time I went (and the only time I've taken the train to this location) there was a Marine MP and dog checking ID for passengers disembarking.

The meter maids in Harpers Ferry are relentless and patrol pretty constantly. That said, we were a…read morequick in and out this afternoon, spending no more than 20 minutes in town to hit one specific shop and then get back to the Sprinter van. We managed to avoid a parking ticket. Parking here is $20 and it's valid for three days. That's not at all reasonable but it's a small town and busy with tourists who are willing to pay. We *just* missed a train coming through today. I don't know where they post the schedule. [Review 1034 of 2025 - 189 in West Virginia - 24588 overall]

A decent place during the day to see the trains as they pass by…read more The Harpers Ferry train station is a nice old building that adds to the character of the town. It is at the lower elevation and to the north of the town. When we visited, it was unattended and there were no staff inside. The restrooms were open and in decent shape, located on the west side of the building. It is a long building with 3-4 large rooms made of light wood with historical pictures on the walls. Parking is available in the lot that surrounds the station, though it depends on what is open at the time and how busy the area is. Many other visitors noted in their reviews that the building is not open at night and operates on a very limited schedule. A little research shows that Amtrak and MARC trains both serve this station. Throughout the day my party and I observed trains passing through without stopping, giving visitors a sense of how active the rail line still is. Overall, it is worth seeing for its historic look, but travelers should plan ahead since services are limited and the station may not be staffed. Up the hill to the south is the town and down the hill to the east visitors can view the Armory grounds, River overlook, and John Brown's fort.

Washington Dulles airport is a total pain. However, the Metro subway works well. The station does…read morenot feel old and the trains seem to run with good frequency. The cost is a relative bargain since the airport cab would run close to 60 or more. You can connect to trains going most places in DC.

I hate flying through this airport when on a United 2-2 seat puddle jumper. They land in terminal…read moreA and then you have to take like 8 escalators, a train, and then moveable walk way to terminal C connections. Good thing I have it memorized as flight arrived 15 minutes early and I was able to have a No. 2 pit stops and make it to my gate in 20 minutes.

Great station…read more Parking is located on the street or in a local parking garage that is easy to get to the station. I think the parking garage is free on the weekends. The station waiting area can be cold. Some people wait above, others below behind walls to protect themselves from the elements. The line used is the silver line to get into other various stations. The location of this station is good for the Dulles Airport. There is also a lot around this station, like restaurants, bars, businesses etc. There is some shopping nearby including a CVS. The station was very clean. The employees I came in contact with were so helpful to others. I ended up buying an all days pass for $13.50, and was charged a small fee for the card. I think I spent just under $16.

Wiehle-Reston East Metro Station is clearly a new station. It has that new look and feel to it with…read moreviews of the area. It's an open-air station so plan accordingly if you ride it during rainfall. One advantage to this station is the 12-minute bus to Dulles Airport for $5!

Unfortunately, the coffee shop is no longer there, and the cleanliness since the shop has left, is…read morespotty at best. Be aware of your surroundings if you are waiting on an evening Amtrak train. A plus is that more county and commuter busses arrive and depart from this location now.

A good place to catch VRE. This train service is exceptional. The station has a pretty building…read more Yet the parking garage is quite frustrating. Be very on your toes, aware of potential aggressive drivers. I get it people want to go to work or home, but please realize others do so more carefully. As for the station, not many 30 minute parking spots. These can be crucial, when waiting on a person. There are I believe ten spots. That's clearly not enough. Platform is quite clean. Like many places with transit, there are some characters, but feel completely safe here. Definitely enjoy VRE!