Decided to take the port Washington line today since I missed my train and had to wait an hour for…read morethe next one . Port Washington goes straight into penn station with no transfer and also has trains every 30 mins . Compared to some other stations I thought this one was great , there is an indoor waiting room , you buy your tickets from a live real person LOL and also has beverages and a food cart outside . I was really happy that I chose to come to this station today , I think I'd rather take the extra few mins drive and go straight into penn station without a transfer and no more waiting in the cold ! Yes ! Coffee? Yes please !

This station has literally the WORST customer service. I left my key which has a tracker (a tile…read morekey) on it on the train. I tracked it down to this station and when I asked them behind the window in the station customer service booth he told me all lost and found items are brought to penn station. When I explained to him that my keys were here he was extremely rude and told me it wasn't. So I rang the tile key and it played and he still didn't let me have my key. LITERALLY SO FRUSTRATING. I'm still fuming. Never come here if you need to talk to someone! USELESS. now I have to wait till my stuff comes to penn station. And take a trip down there. HORRIBLE HORRIBLE HORRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE

It's definitely one of the older subway stations that has not been updated in a very long time. The…read moregood thing is the F train runs often enough that you don't have to wait a long time for the next train. It's a quick and less expensive ride to the city compared to the trains.

Dirty train station. Haven't for toll jumpers. Never police presence. Not feel safe. Alcoholics…read morealways begging in staircases hanging out in addition to the methanadone addicts and bums. Station reeks of urine. Always dirty. Needs upkeep. Neighborhood is shady. At your own risk at all times.

The station is basically the heart of Kings Park. the most traffic you will see in the town itself…read moreis when people get out of the parking lot of the station between 5 p.m - 7 p.m during the weekdays. The station has a decent size parking lot and a very small sitting area which closes at 4/5 p.m. I have a separate beef with MTA and LIRR but that is a separate issue. Peak hour trains come in the morning towards Manhattan twice an hour from 6-9 am. The train time from KP to Penn Station during peak is anywhere between an hour thirteen minutes to an hour and twenty two minutes. On the weekends and or off peak hours its about 20 minutes more, aka fooooget about it.

Kings Park Railroad Station has a big parking lot and thats about it. Thankfully its located right…read morein the middle of town so if you want a nice cup of coffee you can get one fast.

This is a sleepy little station but extremely convenient to my house. There are clearly not the…read moresame amount of trains coming here as Mineola, but takes me far less time for the trip here. Very limited parking if your not a resident of East Williston, but most people walk here. Most important, it's clean, well lit and safe around the traffic from Hillside Ave.

Catch the train here one time going back to the city.. The station is less of people is taken the…read morewestbound train to the city.. Other then that the station is ok

Very lonely place I wouldn't come at nigjt unless u live…read morenear. I didn't see any bathroom near And is very dirty But at the end is just a train station.

It's not necessarily one of the nicest LIRR stations, but it does the job. At any other times than…read moreat rush hour, Monday thru Friday, this station proves to be a suitable alternative than taking the 7 train to or from Flushing into the city. On Saturdays and Sundays, check out the City Ticket $4 one-way fare. This $4 offer is good for most of the LIRR lines, but it's worth researching.

This is a nice train station and trains run on schedule. It's easy for cars to come here to drop…read moreyou off and pick you up. Just keep in mind they close the warming areas after a certain time.

There are a lot of restaurants and some coffee shops around if you want to kill time waiting for…read moreyour train & the waiting room isn't open. During the week there is a tiny shop open in the waiting room where you can get the newspapers, chips, candy. There are bathrooms as well. You can get the N15 or N16 busses at this station as well. There is no indoor waiting area up on the platform, so if weather isn't good I would stay downstairs (as long as the waiting area is open) until the train comes.

Metro North Train station Always on time…read more Well, Sometimes Good conductors and ticket agents. The App it perfect For Planning Trips And Buying Tickets

Solid train station…read more Not sure if this is still the deal, but in the morning there's a family that sells coffee in the upstairs waiting area. They have a great news stand! It's shame that the white house next to the station west side of the track is sin disrepair. It's such a missed opportunity to have a more comfortable waiting area! "Crestwood Taxi" drivers are usually waiting around by the entrance/exit for departures, but those dudes are dirtbags. Call an Uber instead.

Nice little train station in the heart of Garden City. You'll find two platforms when you climb up…read moretwo stories of stairs. There's also a set of elevators if you don't wish to climb stairs. Once you're there, you can purchase a ticket or what me and my friend did was just jump on tje train heading towards Penn Station. A train attendant will eventually ask all passenger for their tickets or pay onboard either using cash or credit card. How much was a one-way ticket to Penn Station? It was only $17/pax! Few shaded areas with lots of views making it a pretty awesome ride into Manhattan. You'll reach there in less than 30 minutes because on Sunday's it operates on a rapid express route skipping several stations. It's an enjoyable ride and per Google, there was an option to transfer at Jamaica Station. But since the faster route brought us to Penn, it cut even more time. Lot's of people seem to keep to themselves, I'm pretty sure that you will come across beggars or train performers, so always keep track of your belongings and stay vigilant as this is city public transportation. I bet on weekdays it can get extremely crowded like what you'd typically go through during rush hour. However you need to experience riding The Meteo in NYC. It's fun. Definitely recommend!

e had the convenience of traveling by train into Manhattan from Carle Place. It was easy to use a…read morecredit card or cash to buy our tickets from a vending machine at the station. It is also possible to purchase tickets on-line. The train was very prompt and on schedule. The ride was quiet. The windows could have been cleaned so the we could enjoy looking outside. The inside of the train cars were very clean. My one big complaint is that when we arrived at the Carle Place station from Penn Station, the door opened for just a few seconds and we couldn't get off the train. We had to ride to the next station and walk 25 minutes to our destination. It was late at night. Luckily it was a safe neighborhood. I don't know if we were supposed to do something to get the door to open. There were no officials in our train car to ask.