We didn't spend much time here as we were dropped off by an uber and we immediately ran to the…read moretrain. Shoutout to the amazing guy to held the train door open when he saw us running across the street! The station is pretty easy to get to, has plenty of parking, and the train came on time. We caught it on our way back to the airport and it was easy to navigate our way there from Central Park Station.

Great option for mid-city suburban connections. The A line connects to and from the airport with…read moremultiple connections from here. Plenty of parking and the access from the freeway is decent. Current I-70 construction is bad news on the freeways but will ultimately improve access to this station. Part of the larger Stapleton revitalization. It's nestled admit a mix of business and residential areas.

Truly mediocre. Light rail trains frequently are late or simply do not run, and it is extremely…read morerare for them to post any kind of alert or update on their website when this happens. You just stand around hoping it shows up, then eventually the next one does. Maybe. Service is already thin with trains only running every 15 minutes or so at best, so when you miss your connection(s) the time lost starts adding up quickly. This morning the bus driver got lost which was a first, so I missed my train and was late to work. This didn't surprise me unfortunately, as I expect RTD to screw me over at least 10% of the time and they were about due. Leaving work the train simply didn't show up, so I missed the hourly bus back home. I'm currently standing in a shelter at Federal Center station, and in keeping with their policy of being awful, RTD decided the shelters should have holes in the sides so that the wind can pass straight through. There's plexiglass at the upper portion so if you stand on the bench it's less miserable, but it's really frustrating how bad this transportation agency is at all aspects of transportation.

If there was nothing on the road at all except for RTD busses they would still run 20 minutes late…read more Ridiculously inefficient and near useless bus system. Id rather pogo stick somewhere than humor this again

We are staying in the area. Room is great as is the host. We will have the place to ourselves.read more

Rode the train in to the convention center for a conference. Convenient way to not pay $15 for…read moreparking. Few passengers on a Friday. Parking was great. Lots of space. The new ticket validators are sleek. I was glad to see an RTD police officer at the station when I alighted after the conference. It was getting dark and some of the riders were weird. I thanked him for his vigilance and my sense of security. He was nice and walked partway to my car with me.

Shoutout great public transportation…read more RTD Union Station has been the beginning and end of many memorable nights downtown. If you're headed downtown for some fun, I recommend checking if RTD is available near you. From concerts and sporting events at Denver's top venues to bar hopping or skating downtown, RTD Union Station is a great and reliable way to get to and from your event. Did someone say free DD for the night? RTD has you covered. I found it to be safe and well taken care of, though I recommend the buddy system when possible. RTD Union Station is ALSO the perfect way to get to and from the Denver International Airport affordably. It makes solid time as well, considering how far Denver International Airport is from the city.

Had a 6+ hour layover in Denver and thought it would be "fun" to leave the airport, catch the train…read moredowntown and "explore." Boy was that a mistake. After navigating the labyrinth that is exiting the airport made it to the train. Trains were parked and waiting so hopped on. It was cool-ish in there. Pretty empty. Had places to put your luggage. Seats were large and comfortable ish. They had a cling on the windows that made it hard to see out and hard to tell if it was the cling or just dirt on the window. Got to union station, got off the train and promptly tripped on a curb, sending my luggage tumbling and my back pack flying. There was a tiny lip of a curb that extends from where there were steps. Scraped several layers off my knees that over month later is still not fully healed. Had several kind people stop and offer to help me up. It wasn't that I could not get up but that my knees stung so bad I couldn't stand just yet. Security came over to ask how I was and admitted what happened to me happens to others. Thought then maybe they should paint it, or put something around it or a warning but I guess not. Wandered around downtown and came back here to catch the train back to the airport. Also weird on the train they had people asking to see your ticket. I explained I had done the tap to pay and had my credit card out (assuming he had a hand held device that he could tap to verify I had paid) but they did not. They walked through at least 3x in the ride from the airport to downtown and asked each time. Don't plan on trying to ride the train again here.

This is such a nice benefit about downtown Denver. You can catch a free shuttle bus between the…read moreUnion Station area and the Civic Center area, passing along about 1 mile of shops, restaurants and businesses in the downtown. We took it a few times and since the Union Station "terminal stop" was just 2 blocks from our hotel, this was a no brainer....that terminal stop was close to 17th St and Chestnut. Depending on the day of the week and the time of day, the buses can come as quickly as 5-6 minutes or 10-15 minutes apart. Due to construction nowadays on 16th St, the shuttle going towards Civic Center travels mainly on 17th St and the one going back to Union Station travels mostly on 15th St. All the shuttles are electric and they look like a regular bus, which stops at all stops along the route, so no need to ring a bell asking for a stop.

Rode this while exploring downtown. Wish I would have done a better job of checking the map and…read morefinding out where I was and how to get around as I ended up walking quite a far distance in the heat and some areas that were not very clean or safe (crumbled sidewalk, broken chunks of side walk). Once I figured the map out this was a great bus to hop on and off. We rode the whole line from Union station to the stop closest to the capital and back. Buses come super frequently, are clean and were not super crowded, had a place to put luggage and made it easy to get around with out calling for ride share. Would utilize again if in the area again and I work on my map reading skills (which have always been terrible).

I have been using rtd for years. Lately it seems even tho I make it to the station for the train…read morebefore they get there the conductors are trying to make it to the stations not to pick up passengers. The train had the red light but refused to allow me on. This happens every morning I attempt to use it.

I would give RTD 0 stars, but the lightrail is worthwhile when you don't need a transfer...which is…read moreonce in a great while as Denver never took the time to develop reasonable public transit. The bus is never worthwhile unless you have nowhere to be. It is always late (sometimes never shows at all), smells like pee and garbage, and takes f***ing forever. Oh, and it's expensive. Rtd= reason to drive

One of the easiest and cleanest trains I've taken between New York & LA! Trains run on time and the…read morepeople and super friendly. Always fun to strike up a convo with your fellow rider!

Mixed feelings. I am glad to have the light rail. It is modern, efficient, etc. However, $5 for…read morea one-way trip from Lone Tree to downtown Denver is nuts. This means you are looking at $10 per person for a round trip. This might make economic sense for 1 person, but if you are a group of 4 or 5 people going out for the evening, you could drive downtown, pay for gas and $10 for parking, and still come out $20 to $30 ahead. Also, you would get downtown faster, not spend as much time cooling your heels at the station (or have to change trains on the weekend), and probably wind up much closer to your intended destination. It is neither convenient nor cost effective for many people.

It's a decent charter bus. My hubby and I took the bus to go sightseeing. The drivers are always…read morepleasant. The ride is pretty smooth. They have working outlets. However the busses aren't always clean. Sticky floors and floors littered with trash or dropped food. Some people will talk loudly on speaker or their music without headphones. Nothing is enforced. I suggest paying online. There is a restroom. It's very small, yet clean. However bring lysol wipes and hand sanitizer.

5 stars Beautiful scenery from Grand Junction to Denver. Our driver was was knowledgeable,…read morefriendly, and an experienced driver. Would highly recommend.Excellent job driver Greg!

Never on time with how much it takes they should be more on time with how the schedule for the bus…read morecoming on in and making other concessions to there other bus ride into work

Here I go again with my public transport. Back in the Bay Area, for almost five years, I used VTA…read moreLight Rail for my daily commute. So I have the firsthand experience regarding public transit. Today is my first ride. I rated it as four stars, based on the following highlights (no particular order): + Ample outdoor parking that's CHEAP + Parking pay station collocated with ride ticket vending machine + Rides are cheap...no comparison needed + Train cleanliness appears to be of importance + Timely departure and arrival + Airport service via transfer at Union station - NO restrooms at this particular station, or I missed them Overall great way to travel locally and especially to a Broncos game, like I am tonight.

Convenient parking for the airport. Out of district is…read more$4/day In district is $2/day Catch the AF or AT for a quick 20 minute ride to the airport. The new commuter rail will also stop here when complete.