I got dropped off here from taking the Caltrain from SF. It's a small little station and then they…read morehad the buses right outside waiting for you. I didn't realize they have free shuttles that take you to Stanford campus which was nice. I just hoped on one to the mall. I didn't know exactly where I was going but the bus driver was helpful. Nice & convienent.

One of the nicer and spacious train stations in my opinion. Catching the train is always nice to…read moreavoid being stuck in traffic. Palo Alto station has decent parking and close to downtown Palo Alto, so it's about a 5 minute walk from food and drinks. The station connects to Standford shuttles which are free if you're headed to Standford campus or hospital,Sam Trans & VTA buses. The upgrades to electric are much nicer, cleaner and quieter.

The Santa Clara Caltrain Station is located across the street from Santa Clara University and…read morewithin walking distance to downtown Santa Clara. It's also at the transit center so you can also take local buses and the Amtrak trains. There is a parking lot on-site where you can park and ride for $5.50 all day. Depending on which zone you're getting on and off will determine the price that you pay. Just remember that you need to pay before you board. You can scan your Clipper card at their kiosks or buy one on-site. Pro tip: if you have an iPhone you can set up a digital transit card and refill your transit card with your credit card. If you're going northbound you'll have to go under the tunnel to get to the right platform. This is a pretty big station and was pretty clean.

I have taken a ride On The Bart Trains All my life as a Kid Teenager & As A Adult The Fun Part…read moreBeing On The Bart Train is the beautiful scenery when the Bart Train Comes Out Of The Tunnel & Traveling From City To City!!!!!! Once U Get Off This Santa Clara Bart Station It Has A VTA Street Car That Can Take U To The City Of San Jose!!!!!

First time to try out the newest Bart Station. It's early Monday morning, 6/15/20. Hardly anyone…read morehere! Location is right next to the San Jose Flea market on the east side. Parking is 3 dollars for 24 hours or less. There is a pay machine in the parking lot and you must remember your license plate number to pay instead of a space#. And you don't have to have cash only! Credit or ATM cards are accepted. I haven't taken Bart at all this year because of the filthy trains and idiotic passengers. As always, the train I got on was dirty with garbage and beer cans scattered about. The good thing is that I don't have to drive another 40 miles to work because traffic is making me comeback after a few pandemic months. Not a bad location but it doesn't look to have many parking spots.

The first stop of the RAPID 500 bus route is Diridon Transit Center and the last stop is Berryessa…read moreTransit Center (Bay 2). From BART North Berryessa/San Jose ~ Berryessa Transit Center Platform 1 to Santa Clara/1st and walk 6 minutes to San Jose Museum of Art.

THis is kind of a no-frills light rail station.It is one of those ones that blend in with the…read moreroad,and there aren't too many benches.It's a very basic station.Crosswalk is a little hard to find.It is very close to Japantown,just pass by some bail bonds places walk walk a few blocks.It's pretty close to another light rail station.

This is one of the better Lightrail Stations in the area. It's clean, there's a good amount of…read moreseating and there tends not to be a ton of foot traffic at night or sketchy people hanging around. It's also well lit and due to the lack of traffic in the surrounding area, I worry less about instances of cars hitting the train or the train hitting cars. Yes. thank you Metro/Airport, that's a thing. I'd love it if the crosswalk were easier to navigate, but beyond that It's a station I am rarely unhappy to use.

Location is very clean. I tried to get here to catch the 4:36 express, but the parking lot was…read morepacked! People finally got to their cars and spots opened. Had to wait 20 minutes for the next limited train.

I love riding the train and even more so since they converted to electric trains. The new trains…read moreare quieter and offer a pretty smooth ride. One of the best things about the train is seeing all of the little towns along the tracks. One of my favorites is Mountain View. The train station is on the edge of a busy downtown street lined with shops, restaurants and interesting people. Step off the train and you're right in the heart of the action. There's plenty of parking and getting to either side of the tracks to access the north or southbound trains is super easy. The next time you're on the train, consider making a pit stop in Mountain View.

It's the end of the line for the Santa-Teresa/Alum Rock line. Not much out here except businesses…read moreand husing thought and not any places to eat around the area. The light rail driver I got was nice. The bus stops at the station we're pretty clean except for a few broken bus waiting shelters. The light rail waiting area was pretty clean. Nice seen it much worse in the past. They have ticket machines at the station and on weekdays the light rail is every 15 minutes or so.

DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY!!!…read more If I could give Eco Adventures and Alma negative stars I would. She is the absolute WORST! I booked a trip to Panama to see Bocas Del Toro and Panama City. I went in already knowing what flights I wanted and where I wanted to stay...how hard was this for her to book... well let me tell you about the colossal error she made in booking my trip. I flew into Panama City and out to Bocas Del Toro on the first day. I was then SUPPOSED to fly out of Bocas and into Panama City at the end of my trip to spend a day and a 1/2 exploring the city before heading back to the states. First of all, she changed the flight from the morning to the afternoon (there are only 2 flights a day), from the quote to the booking, Taking away a good portion of my trip to Panama City. But to make matters even worse.... SHE BOOKED MY RETURN TICKET FROM BOCAS TO PANAMA CITY FOR THE WRONG DATE! (I was there in February and my ticket was booked for March!) On my itinerary, it was the correct date, but when I arrived at the Bocas airport, they showed me that it was booked for a different date and told me I couldn't fly out until the next day. I had to run around trying to find a hotel room and changed my flights. I got the last hotel room in Bocas (it is the size of a single street). Then upon my return, she argued with me over paying for the hotel room. Saying that it was too much and I must have charged food to my room (AS IF I COULD HAVE). I also booked drivers thru her and didn't utilize one of my drivers (DUE TO HER ERROR) and she refused to refund that money also. DO NOT BOOK ANYTHING WITH ALMA! SHE HAS PROVEN TO ME TO BE INCOMPETENT AND HER CUSTOMER SERVICE IS ATROCIOUS!

My husband and I used a travel agent who worked with Eco to book our honeymoon. Since I was a…read moreformer employee of the travel agency, I completely trusted her judgement to use Eco and could not be happier. Due to tropical storm Bill, we were stuck in Houston for 3 days due to United cancelled flights to Costa Rica. I was in contact with my travel agent who was in contact with Alma. They did everything to change the transfers, hotels in a never ending few days of constant changes. Even once in CR, they worked with the resort to extend our stay a couple of days. They worked with the other resort to change dates. Once we were in Puerto Viejo, we learned once again Mother Nature was at it and there was a storm that caused a landslide. We were a 5 hour car trip from the airport. We requested the time be changed to leave earlier and once again, it came through. We are very pleased with the service we received from not only our agent but from Alama and Eco. We are planning on going back and I will not hesitate to use them again.