This station reminds me of the Minneapolis train stops. Basically at this train station, anyone…read morecould hop on this train after paying getting off the bus or paying for parking since it doesn't seemed enforced. Police activity was present here. I disliked that I wasn't being informed when the next bus was coming on their screens instead of displaying useless information.

Nice newer station on the Red Line. Safe enough neighborhood and good to park your car hereread more

This is about the parking, not the train station or train service. My son parked there during a…read moretrip over Thanksgiving week and when we returned to the lot to drop him off on Sunday 12/1 the windows of 4-6 cars (including his) had been smashed, glove compartments rifled and things stolen. Parking there is free and had received good reviews for safety when I looked, but sadly our experience was not a good one.

I left Cleveland station @ 4:05 am. Now we been seating and waiting on this train to move I guess…read morewe close to Toledo station. We been seating here waiting close to an hour if it haven't been an hour yet. I woke up and been up about 40 minutes. No one telling us why we stuck In these woods. Everybody waking up and talking real loud. It's so loud on this train. I hate we they don't have a double decker because you have to seat next to someone and I like to sit by the window. I'm ready for this train to stop at the next station so I can move and be really comfortable. They don't check to see if you have covid or not. They don't give got masks. People coughing. I got sick before riding the Amtrak before. I'm ready to go home. I suppose to make it to the union station at 10:12am. Not looking like it.

I no longer beg friends, Uber or Lyft to the airport. I try to do planes, trains and automobiles…read morefor my travels. This checks off the train portion. Enshallah I survive to check off the other two boxes. Never a hassle to ride and it takes you to the basement of the airport. Super convenient and the reliable schedule is posted online.

Avoid the traffic and take the rapid -- free parking at a fraction of the cost. We took it dtown…read morefor a couple of World Series games and was at Tower City w/ in 30 mins or so - now on the way back from Game 7 was another story... Staff waa friendly and helpful. Location was clean Couldn't find the bathroom, but there was a lot going on.

I can say I had the pleasure of traveling out of this station. I will also say the station…read moreattendant was very helpful to me. While traveling to Dearborn I learned my return 3 days later had been canceled. The gentleman quickly looked at the situation and got me rebooked. The station was spacious and clean. The city transit also departs from here so just another added bonus. There is a fantastic resteraunt near by called Ford's Garage. The Comfort Inn nearby was clean and reasonable too.

I always use this train station when I travel from Dearborn, MI to Chicago, IL. Lots of parking and…read moreseveral places to eat within easy walking distance. When one of my friends comes into town to visit he always arrives and departs from here. Clean and well lit with even it's own little library. Much better then the previous station down the road.

We took a recent Amtrak trip from Ohio to Florida. The trip down was coach- recliner seats lacked…read morecomfort and no padding in the seats. Opted for sleeper car for return trip. Definitely the way to travel longer distances! While our rail system needs updating, the experience is wonderful! We enjoyed our chef prepared meals on our trip home, there was a nice variety of choices and everything was delicious. But the people were the best!! Big thank you's to Vela, Kat, April, Walter and Jacquelin!! You made all the difference and we won't forget you.

I had my first experience using Amtrak yesterday as I needed a way to get out to Indiana to buy my…read moresister's old car off of her without having a car of my own to get there (duh). It wasn't the best experience of my life. I am still very tired while writing this. The Floridian line of the Amtrak is, as I now know, always very, very late. As it was scheduled to leave the station at 3am, I woke up very early to get to this station on time. All the services were closed (very unfortunate) and me and dozens of others waited in the bare waiting room on uncomfortable seats for over and hour and a half before finally boarding at 4:30am. At least this station in particular was clean and the waiting room was open and the signage was well lit from the outside. 3 stars for the building and services and 2 stars for Amtrak itself. The staff on the train itself was very professional and good at their jobs so there's that. I wish there was a rule against people talking so dang loud the whole ride as 99% of us were trying to sleep!! Only gonna do this again in the case of last resort... like I had to this time.

I'd never seen an amtrak station combined with a greyhound station. But please stop using so much…read morebleach when you have passengers inside. Thank you!

Plenty of parking available right at boarding. The seating area inside is small but clean. Waited…read moreat most 15 min for our train and everything went smoothly ! There's a food/ coffee place across the street which I thought was super convenient. Also there is a vending machine in the waiting area.

Holy Crap! What a life saver! DTW (Detroit) might be one of the longest airport terminals I've…read morebeen in. It's about 1 mile from end-to-end (yeah, google it). When I arrived, I didn't take the tram and headed toward baggage claim and it seemed like forever until I got to the center where the exit is. Flying out, I was more smarter after sitting in Vino Volo for a bit, the tram was close by and I made it to Gate 72 within a few minutes with a lot less walking. Definitely a good idea after wining it up. Pay attention as there are only 3 stops so look at the signs to see where you're going next in order to avoid the surprise of a long walk (or run if you're in a hurry to make a connection). Thankfully, the designers of the DTW airport included this Tram. This Tram gets a Stamp of approval... a Tram Stamp!

DTW's McNamara terminal is the second longest terminal in the world after Terminal 1 at Kyoto…read moreInternational KIX. As I'm a loyal Delta flier, I've connected here in Detroit over 70 times since 2007. Sometimes, the arrival gate is near the departure gate. Sometimes, it is not. When CLT-DTW arrives at A4 and DTW-DEN departs at A74, you've got two choices: walk or ride. The walk will take about 10 or 12 minutes from end to end (if you use the slidewalks and they're not blocked by idiots). Or you can take the tram between the South Station, the Terminal Station and the North Station. The Express Tram was the first tram to run *inside* the terminal. Most other airports that have a tram operate underneath or outside. This one is entirely inside the terminal and not in a tunnel! Also, it's basically a horizonal elevator. The trams are pulled by cables and they ride on an air cushion like hovercraft! [Review 19016 overall - 378 in Michigan - 2540 of 2022.]

This location could use a little tlc but considering the area it's as good as it gets. The station…read morehas an interesting history but it is hard to explore it as most of the signs are weathered and difficult to read. But if you can catch a ride on one of the trains it truly is a rare lifetime experience. However, finding the station is tricky, although the site clearly states it's located on Ridge Rd. there are no signs labeling the street at either entrance/exit. If you're coming from Kent you'll want to look for 2 bridges ( one has brightly colored paintings at the base & a sign that reads "hotel parking") & drive around the curve to find free parking. If you're coming from the Northside District near Lock 15, it's directly behind the Northside Marketplace. For the most part, the station is clean and the staff are informative & welcoming. They have a basic knowledge of what's available in the area and can provide you with a number of local activities. However, this station only has porta potty's that are locked during the off hours (the ticket agent explained this is due to vandalism by the locals) & are often disgusting! The trash cans are often overflowing & there's not always enough parking. If you can, DO NOT park on the side under the bridges near the woods!!!! There are homeless people camping there. Also, another disadvantage is that there is no indoor seating or signs directing you to the right car to get on. Although there are volunteers, there were two similar trains running on 10/20 & no one knew which on to board...too much confusion & not enough organization!

I love this train station. I come here often as I travel back and forth from Chicago. It's always…read morevery clean and quiet. Spacious and bright. Friendly staff and conductors. It's a smaller station with only 2 tracks, so it's really easy to navigate and feels stress free. Large parking lot too. Good vibes all around.

A very nice and clean Amtrak station. It is very clean inside, appears to be maintained well, is…read morestaffed, and has a historic locomotive on loan from Henry Ford Museum displayed inside. How can you not like that? Far better than the outdated Amtrak station in Detroit, which desperately needs upgrading. And nicer than the 'Amshack' station building that still is used in Ann Arbor.

Love love love history. Oldest functioning lighthouse. Very cool…read more Park is serene Came on a Sunday morning. Gift shop not open but that's ok

Marblehead Lighthouse State Park is a great spot for a relaxing and scenic visit along Lake Erie…read more We went last weekend and were able to tour the lighthouse, which was definitely worth it. Admission was $5 per person, and kids 5 and under were free. The volunteers were friendly and shared a brief but interesting history of the lighthouse and how it's been used over the years. Once inside, be ready for a bit of a climb as there are 77 narrow spiral steps leading up to an outdoor observation area. The view is worth it to see beautiful sights of Lake Erie. Even if it's not that clear of a day, you can still see Cedar Point and the Lake Erie islands in the distance. The park itself is very well maintained and offers easy access to the shoreline while still feeling safe and family-friendly. It's a peaceful place to sit, relax, and enjoy the lake breeze and sounds. Definitely worth a stop if you're in the area.