I have to note that I am speaking for reverse commuters…read more This service gave me great flexibility to my commute from Boston to Framingham. MBTA Framingham line is OK ONLY if it runs on time which they often fail to do so. Although it has to go through morning suck-fest on Rt 9, the shuttle arrived on time 99%. And it's only $2 from Woodland of D train on Green Line to Wellesley and Beyond. If you were a reverse commuter like me, this service is it.

I'm a Cancer Patient and needed transportation to MGH in Boston for my radiation treatments…read more They would not provide me transportation even though I lived in Wayland, MA for decades with my Mom and my Elderly Mother who is 91 years old has lived there since 1970.

This is just your normal outdoor commuter rail station. There is parking here for cars and I saw…read moresome bikes parked here too. There are some benches to sit on. There is no indoor place at the station though. Not that I saw at least. So you are out of luck if you are like me and needed to use a bathroom. There is a Brazilian steak house place near the station I saw, but not sure if they were open or would allow me to use the restroom if not buying anything.

Parked here last week and the notice on my windshield states the "fee" for forgetting to pay jumped…read morefrom $1.00 to $21.00. Parking is still the same at $4.00 so now when I forget to pay it will be a $25 ticket instead of a $5.00 ticket. Ouch. You also must pay within 20 mins and put in the "correct" parking number. I have to say I don't pay right away since I am not always sure the train is going to come so I wait and pay after I've boarded via my phone on the app. The app is much better and easier to use with its most recent updates. Public transportation - thumbs up for not having to drive into the city in traffic. Even with the $25.00 fee - if I forget, not that I plan on it since I have 2 reminder alarms, is still cheaper than paying parking in downtown Boston. Unless of course you find a cheap place and hoof it, NOT.

DO NOT COUNT ON THEM FOR TIMELINESS! I took the bus round…read moretrip from Framingham to Logan recently. The bus was clean, the staff was professional & polite, and we did get where we were going.. eventually. We waited over 45 minutes outside of Logan for our bus to return us back to Framingham, in 90 degree heat. Others whom I spoke to waited longer. Two times, empty busses with "Logan Express Framingham" went by without picking up anyone. And weirdly, the driver told the crowd that this was the last chance to get back to Framingham that day, even though it was 4pm.

Awful. We have been waiting at the airport for the…read moreFramingham bus for 75 minutes now and counting. Not sure if we will get home. DO NOT USE!!!

I've been traveling out here at least one time a week on the commuter rail & the overall experience…read moreis good but these type of stations show how far they still have to go. This station is not equipped with any ramps or elevators for the handicap, the elderly or the commuters with bicycles is just unacceptable in this day & age. Even the stairs are quite old, rusty & narrow. Recently I experienced that on the outbound side there is no shelter from the elements except for a bridge. I just expect more from modern public transportation & standing here makes me feel like I traveled back into time. At least there are good local business, a library, a cozy common & a local commuter shuttle nearby. There are promises of improvements but they can not come fast enough. More people would use these facilities if they could just access them.

I've had no problems. You just need to be aware that at certain times they switch the…read moreoutbound/inbound sides; There are signs posted about it with more details. The metal staircases leading down to the tracks are very rusted out with huge holes here and there; Please be very vigilant about this as the stairs are very steep as well. At street level, there is a cab stand and local bus stop that accepts the Charlie Card (MWRTA.) Natick Cab station is about a 3 minute walk to the north (right next door to Pizza Plus,) and to the south is the downtown area with many amenities. Huge drawbacks are that there is very little to no car/bicycle parking and no handicap entry. There is much better (paid) parking at West Natick and the platform is at street level with ramps.

Too many delays and too many cancellations. Bad service. We were left waiting for 6 hours without…read moreany updates

I purchased tickets online for a trip between Logan Airport,Boston,Ma and Spencer,Ma for Myself and…read moredisabled wife .On the day of our travel a storm hit Forte Lauderdale airport while we were on the plane , We were sitting in the plane on the tarmac for 2 1/2 hours awaiting air traffic to open ramp,no WiFi or cellphone service , arrive 8:12pm...Called Greyhound,ticket office closed 8pm no service until 6am the next morning,never again ,called greyhound next day and they could care less,crappy customer service

Framingham Worcester Line in and out of Boston - Commuter Rail…read more Pros: Fairly large parking lot Can grab a cab Can pay $4.00 per day to park (up to about 19 hours) Two small over head canopy's for when it is raining on the inbound side Convenient Store a stone throw away to grab a coffee Subway 2 stones away to grab a sub Clean, salted and sanded in the winter Metro and other papers to grab and read Two bins for dropping off clothes/shoes Bike Rack Safe and people are typically business and regulars (different from riding the T) Express Trains are good Put in for your free ticket to ride or turn it into the office get money back with the letter that came with it(don't throw it out) when your train is delayed over 30 mins. Easy to do on line - ticket comes in the mail. You can buy a ticket on the train. Free WiFi Bathrooms Cons: If you take the later train there are not many or NO parking spots left Late meaning close to 7:30-8 am Still need to pay on the weekend If you don't pay you they tack on an additional $1 There is a race out to rte 135 which can be hard to get onto. Two small over head canopy's don't cover all the people and are not very big Adults cut the lines too to try to get into the train before people - Annoying! Express Trains can be fuller The MBTA LED boards have info posted but the info is only as good if they post the correct stuff. One train is late then there is a domino effect and they are either all late or even canceled. Would be great if they built a garage The tickets you buy on the train have an extra fee so buy them at the station ahead Tips: -Careful to not miss your stop there may not be another train back -Bring ear plugs, music, etc if you don't want to listen to crying kids or people on their cell phones. -People eat on the train so there are all kinds of smells in the air like McD's Happy Trails

Super convenient station! All the trains on the Framingham/Worcester line, fast and slow, stop here.read more

I attended the East Coast Divers Equipment Webinar on 4/8/20, and loved every minute of it. Alex…read morewas wonderful and very informative. He went through every standard piece of dive gear, and many additional components/accessories in great detail, and also recommended items to add to your save-a-dive kit. He also listed the items he uses in his setup, which is valuable information coming from an experienced scuba gear tech like him. The webinar lasted just short of 5 hours, and I could have sat there listening to him for much, much longer. The webinars that ECD are doing right now are fantastically appreciated for those of us stuck at home and longing for anything dive-related to focus on. Thank you, ECD, and I look forward to many more training sessions and visits with you!

I went here for 6-months for dialysis. No matter what way you slice it, dialysis is HORRIBLE! That…read morebeing said; the nurses, the dialysis techs, the doctors and other people there try to make it as pleasant as possible. My start time was at 5:30am and I was not only so cranky at that time, but also constantly in a mad mood/angry there because I was so upset about dialysis. The nurses, no matter my mood, were always KIND to me, explained whatever they were doing to me throughly and patiently and tried to talk to me about my life. Even though it sucks being there, they try to make it as painless as possible. I got married soon after I finished dialysis (I got a transplant) and we brought the flowers from the church and reception over to the clinic to help make the place look cheery. Dialysis was so traumatic for me, that I was not able to go back to the center to deliver the flowers (but my Mom went) and all the people there were so happy for me and were asking about me and it made me feel really good, even if I was unable to go back again myself.