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.

Clean, frequent riding times, security and cheap. A great mode of transportation! It takes you to…read moreDÍA, and various others stops throughout the Denver metro area. I highly recommend trying the train out.

Well lighted, last stop to airport, a lot of apts and town homes being built next to station. My…read morewife takes the rail 5 days aweek,with parking tight at DIA its a alternative. Wish her employer did the eco pass to beat the added fee to the airport. Wouldnt hurt letting colorado residents pay the regular rate and let the tourists pay the airport zone rate. The 21.00 round trip times 5 day work week adds up. The 200.00 flat rate unlimited is good just ride the hell out of the rail on your days off. This is an A-line 2 direction union station down town Denver or to DIA. Bottomline my wife loves the rail ride

Was listed as closed for parking but it's not. The parking is on the other side of I25 from the…read moretrain platform. But the buses are right there. Convenient stop to get to Fiddler's Green for a concert. Just that the last train is too early to stay for the entire concert usually. So better to drive. But I took a train for the light rail and just left the concert early. My friend dropped me off at the train station but it directed her to the parking garage across the highway so I had to take the elevator up to the crossing enclosed bridge and down the stairs on the other side. Well lit, just lonely. The train platform had some people waiting but they left on the train before mine. There were some people just hanging out and I made sure to be aware as I didn't like the loitering. I don't know if I recommend that station. It's a bit too lonely for my tastes. Didn't feel quite safe. No businesses nearby and no Rtd police. Made me re-think my decision.

Easy to get to, easy to park and everything on time during my experiences. I may never drive out to…read moreDIA again, this is sooo much simpler.

Homeless sleeping on benches and in shelters. Trains only every 30 minutes and some trains don't go…read moreall the way south to Ridge Gate. They stop and Lincoln as the End of the Line????

All you need to know: (the mall is the Next stop!) parking garage, elevators, covered and enclosed…read moreseating, credit debit or cash, it is the last stop within the "express" lightrail area. This is a safe and busy light rail located next to corporate buildings.

This the rail station closest to my house, and it's quite a nice one. There is plenty of parking,…read moreand shelter at the platform itself for those rainy or snowy days. One beef-the platform is up a set of stairs/ramp with the ticket machines at the bottom. That means if you're cutting it close for your train, you have to buy your ticket down below and bolt up some stairs to make it, as opposed to most stations where you can usually make it more easily. Still, it's a nice, clean station that's made to be very easy to use. I'm a fan.

This Light Rail station is nestled along I-25 on E Yale Avenue. It is a small station with limited…read moreparking options. However, as a kiss & ride stop, it is great!

Super easy to use even for somebody from out of town get the app download auto pay pretty cool…read morestations are modern pure safe clean

How much easier can it be than having a train station one block from your home that takes you…read morestraight to the airport and union station!? It is all very new and clean. Pedestrian bridge takes you to the other side

This looks like a bare bones kind of transit station. However, it can be very busy because it is…read morein close proximity to the I-25 & I-225 Freeways. You can take the light rail (train), bus, or even the Bustang to and from here. Never heard of the Bustang, but it is a bus service that travels between Denver and Colorado Springs, Fort Collins, and other cities. I parked on E. Layton Ave. since it was closest to the tunnel where the art is at instead of in the Park-n-Ride lot. This lot has around 50+ spots. You'll have to check the signage to see if you need to pay or not. If you can find street parking, it is free for up to 2 hours. Other options are nearby parking garages that are free for the first 3 hours, but then will cost you ($25 max). Since I only came here to see the art installation in the tunnel, it suited my needs to park on the street. "Thunder Over The Rockies" by Richard Elliott, Commissioned by RTD art-N-Transit 2006. It's located in the pedestrian tunnel north of the station. The material of choice are road reflectors; about 4,000 of them! The colors are red, yellow, blue, green, and white. I'm not sure what time of day or night is best. I went in the afternoon. It was not sunny out. I found it a little difficult to see the reflectors "lit up". It was neat to see the geometric designs making great use of what would be just a dreary tunnel. It has native influences in the mosaic art. According to the RTD website, this is "The first reflectorized art tunnel in the world:" I would have taken the train or bus to any other station, but time didn't permit. It would have been cool to see all 30 art installations in the Denver area! You can ride free during July & August because of the "Zero Fare for Better Air" Campaign.

Like many of the Lightrail Stations, Belleview is clean and neat and easily accessed from both…read moresides of I-25. It gives you great walking access to the north end of DTC as well as access to route 27 right at the station. They are currently working on a public works project nearby so there is some dirt moving and construction vehicles on site but nothing to hamper getting to and from. E and F lines both make a stop here...$4.00 from here to downtown...right to Union Station or closer to the convention center

During our trip to Denver we decided to try taking the RTD instead of renting a car. We navigated…read morethe airport ok, but they could use a bit more signage- we got turned around a bit but ended up finding our way to the station. It didn't take long for the train to arrive once we were at the platform and we found seats easily and it was a smooth ride. We rode back into the station at the end of our trip and we were able to navigate from the station to security pretty easily since we were more familiar with the layout.

NO brainer for commuting from the airport to the city! I use the train all the time to travel. It's…read moreeasy and much less expensive to pay the $10-12 train fare and the $15 Uber or Lyft from Union Station to anywhere in the downtown Denver or closely adjacent areas. A ride straight to/from the airport will cost double and triple (or more) if the app is surging and they jack up the price. The irritation to commute in your own car, and the cost to park isn't worth it, IMO! The airport really isn't in "Denver", it's a way out in some suburb and they redrew the lines so they can call it "Denver". So, the drive to the airport from ACTUAL, real Denver can be a huge pain and just forget about it if it's rush hour. The train won't get caught up by this yucky traffic! The train is clean, comfortable, and feels safe as far as my experiences have gone. There is someone walking through who checks the tickets. I probably have had a couple rides where they didn't check, but not many, and that I recall this hasn't happened anymore recently -- as they do more often check, which is probably best for everyone. If you're new to Denver, spend some time if you can at Denver Union Station if this is your destination/departure stop. iIt's a very cool atmosphere with several places to eat/drink at inside. And there's a huge patio outside if the weather is nice.

Pro's outweigh the cons here. Huge parking lot that is…read morerarely used Everything is new and functions well Plenty of cover for inclement weather Access to numerous bus routes intersecting this stop All the expected options with ticketing, validation, clearly marked emergency etc Electronic signs overhead identifying arrival Of trains Ten minutes walk from my office Well lit, nice Landscaping and sidewalks out to the access roads Connects with bike trail system Only ten minutes to union station Cons Next to a cement plant. Not much seating for those waiting. Not close to the residential area but plenty of parking if you drive to meet the train