Hold times 1-2 hours .Rudest staff ever!!! Even downloaded app purchased $5,0000.00 dollar sleeper…read moretrain ride ( a suite on AmTrak) only 1/4 of rides show up.Where's the rest? Call AmTrak for help during business hours.ALL rudeness & no help! Mist of the employees have never even been on a train! Impossible to get general food menu. We would like to know what we will be forced to eat for 7 days.No wonder all Americans go by Plane not train. Online chat on app even worse! Traveling from New York NY to 800 Alameda Los Angeles.Not really relevant all intetactions over thr phone yet yelp said Orego.Not on the West Coast, yet. U cannot purchase train tix at AmYrak must do on the phone only.Frustrating alof of bad hires, we read other reviews.Even worse! Yokes. Guest Relations fix yo people! All unhappy.

I'm glad they lock the drug users out of the bathroom so ticketed passengers who happen to be…read moremenstruating women can sit in a pool of their own blood ahead of boarding the train - as the code for the bathroom can be given to you by the nonexistent agent behind the constantly closed front desk :)))))) No other nearby bathroom, had an emergency, now I'm a biohazard. Thanks for the clean bathrooms though I guess. Wish I could have accessed it!!!!

The station is right at the edge of downtown so your a few steps away from cafes, hotels, and other…read moreeasy amenities. The station is clean and nice but the restrooms are locked (my Lyft driver said they had too many problems with people shooting up in there) so just ask the employees for the door code). The location is safe and rideshare can easily get to you. There's a vegetarian friendly restaurant 30 feet away, so it was a good place to get lunch before heading to our hotel. (Try their rolls with the butter because the butter is freaking good!)

Now I can say we've been to Eugene, OR, home of the new Big Ten university, the mighty Ducks of…read moreOregon. The Amtrak station in Eugene, OR was our midday stop on day two of our Pacific coast journey from LA to Seattle. It was designated a smoking break stop, which meant we were there for 15 minutes. It was 40 degrees outside, and rainy Leap Day 2024. The station has a large outdoor parking lot and a red brick building that handles checked bags from the train.

Amtrak Cascade between Portland, Oregon and Olympia, Washington is affordable, easy, relaxing, and…read morebeautiful. Coach sets offer plenty of leg room, reclining back, and foot rest. Booking online was simple and fast. Attendants in both stations were kind and helpful. The ride was a much more enjoyable journey than making the drive. Will definitely do this again.

It's Portland, so you'll always encounter some level of weird no matter what. However, it's a cute…read morestation, relatively clean, & actually bustling & lived in, not just functional. It has a decent gift shop/cafe & overall the ppl & staff are alright. Amtrak is Amtrak, so there's always room for improvement there.

Call me a cab they SUCK the left me at the wound care clinic they left me stranded I had just…read morerecently had surgery on my foot, I had to call a different cab company and they showed up within 10 minutes I definitely would not recommend call me a cab I would call this company the leave me stranded cab company

Call me a cab is a uninsured company in albany 1 the drivers ran a stop sign on kennel rd and I was…read moretraveling on Spicer going west towards albany when the driver ran into me I was driving 55 mph when hit and caused me to roll the dodge Dakota I was in 3 times or so and completely totaled the truck and recently found out they have NO auto insurance coverage And right now stuck with loss of truck about $3,000 and the tow Bill which is now well over $3,000 Plus they had a passenger when he drove into me Neither that driver or passenger was hurt And the owner and the lady that runs it as well as the driver that ran into me will return any phone calls to my insurance. And at time of wreck they give the sheriff a insurance that was canceled in the summer of 2018 the wreck was April 24 th of this year. I highly recommend people pay a little more for different cab company and be safe than to use CALL ME A CAB Which carries no auto insurance on their commercial taxi vehicles And I see them all the time blowing stop lights and signs and drive 90 mph thru town and constantly almost run into people almost daily Horrible taxi company for albany for sure

The Oregon City Amtrak Train Station is very convenient for me to ride the train from Tacoma down…read moreto Oregon city to vand my niece only lives like five blocks from the station so it makes it very easy!

Cute little train station with enough parking. Easy to follow signage to the platforms. I haven't…read moreused their bathrooms or looked dined at the restaurants because it's been too early in the morning. Definitely buy your tickets online. There's no Amtrak staff onsite.

So when you first came to America, did you reach land by plane (airport-land) or boat…read more(seaport-land). Either way, you found Port-land. These days it's pretty sad here, because the Greyhound buses pick up everybody from a little curbside stop not too far from Portland's Union Station. The building just next to Union Station is the former Greyhound terminal that I used on many occasions between the 90s and 2019 when it suddenly no longer was and use. Close to here is the amazing historic Steel Bridge for the trains, and of course the grand and spectacular Union Station with its iconic Tower and it's beautiful Red Roof, and its lovely archway too. It looks sort of like a Mountain Chalet or something Italian, and nothing like the main train stations in other parts of the country for sure. It's right next to Chinatown of Portland Oregon, and so the train station and the curbside pickup for the Greyhound - and the vacated old building - are all a nice and historic transport hub - although they're not what they once were when Greyhound had its own terminal.

The Tualatin WES Station is located alongside the Hedges Greene Shopping Center so there is plenty…read moreof parking. The station is covered with seating areas. There is also an area to lock up bikes. The WES Commuter Train stops here on its way to Wilsonville in one direction and Beaverton Transit Center in the other direction with stops in Tigard and at the Hall/ Nimbus WES Station before reaching Beaverton. The WES Commuter Train only runs Monday through Friday and only during commute times. The trains are very comfortable with plush cushioned seats. There is a steward on board. This WES station always feels safe and appears clean. There are lots of dining and shopping establishments in the area.

All aboard! This is my kind of train station. First I had no idea it looked so gorgeous. It's…read moreclean, convenient and perfect for person who works or goes to school in the PDX area. As a new business owner, I have utilized this station a few times and don't regret it at all. I work in Lake Oswego&Clackamas and once I get to the train station by car and step on the the waiting area a WES train or TriMet Bus arrives right on time, possibly in a matter of 20 seconds give or take. It's the perfect solution to being congested on a freeway full of brake lights. Parking can fill up fast but I'm not too concerned because there's plenty of other spaces nearby that are open for use. My friends and I both stay in the Tualatin area and this is our way to go. 90% of the time it's pretty quiet here with the exception of a train horn or bus engine. It's also really safe here. I've came to this station multiple times and a TriMet cop is already nearby. I can't get anything better than this in California. The station feels like home because most people that wait with me are regulars. This is why I not only like Tualatin but the station as well.

This was my first ride on the WES train. Pretty impressive overall. They really should run it all…read morethe way to Salem but that's another conversation. The older I get the less I want to drive especially after dark during these cold, wet months. I grew up in Boston where using public transportation is the norm. Trimet used to be absolutely terrible and in many ways they are still not all that great. Two snowflakes sends the entire system into chaos. It's common to be on a bus and get kicked off to another bus for no apparent reason. And the bus you are waiting for will show up and immediately change signs for some other route. In most cities, this NEVER happens. You stand at an intersection easy walking distance from your home and in ten minutes or less a bus comes along. The bus takes you to a subway stop or a bus terminal where you can transfer to your final destination. Routes are laid out in a logical order and you don't have to study a map to figure out what bus to take to get where you're going. Trimet routes appear to be laid out by lunatics who were way too free with drug use. Getting back to WES and the Tigard TC. Nice terminal. It's open air so not that pleasant if it's really cold out. But at least it's a shelter. The WES train is pretty noisy but comfortable and FAST! Under 15 minutes to get to my destination. Would have taken over an hour going by bus. WES runs fairly frequently. I wish it didn't stop running to Beaverton so early but it is what it is. Ridership isn't that great so that route is probably a money loser. I'm happy that Trimet is finally upping their game. There's still the obligatory mentally ill rider on every bus and train so they have more work to do there. And there was some aggressive antifa type swinging around numchuks in a threatening manner at the Sunset TC so your personal safety is still a serious concern. But I'm seeing more security and fare inspectors so at least Trimet is trying.

Oregonians have a love hate relationship with this train station. I wish there were more 4-5 star…read morereviews here. Before the pandemic this stop was one of the busiest ones on the Trimet System. You got buses on one side and the train on the other. Normally if PCC was in service there will be a lot of students here. Other than that it's the commuters that want to leave their car at home that use this station. Back when I lived in Oregon, this was the go to place to ride the train. I didn't live far from here and just walked over to the station. When I went to transit center there was some security or Trimet Police that dropped by but they rarely show up to the area. I would not return to this station because it's much nicer in Tualatin. Drawback: Better hurry up because parking in this area can be really terrible. They will fill up before 8:30am so it's better to catch the 78 or 76 here.