Simple, small train station…read more The Little Neck LIRR is served by the Penn Station and Port Washington lines. It's also one of the only LIRR stations in NYC with a crossing, so don't be running rate if you're catching a train on the other side of the platform. Purchase your ticket ahead of time. There's no indoor waiting area and there's only one shelter, but the platforms rarely get crowded, so it only really matters if it's super cold outside. There's also a decent-sized parking lot with a cab service (wouldn't recommend the latter unless you're in a hurry or the Q36 isn't running). Speaking of that 36, it used to wait for the Queens-bound trains to arrive during the evening rush. Don't know if it still does. The surrounding area is safe, so there's no need to have anxiety taking a train here at night. There's really nothing around the station except a little deli where you can grab a quick sandwich or drink before you depart.

Cell/ data reception can be spotty at this station depending on which carrier and where you are…read morestanding on the platform. To get to the Westbound side there are two options the overhead walkway (entrance located mid platform) or across the tracks at the entrance of the parking lot area. If you're running late it is highly likely you will miss your train unless you're already on the platform and can run up the stairs and down quickly. Be sure to leave enough time to buy tickets if you do not have any as the machines are located by the entrance of the parking lot which is on the East bound side.. there is one machine also located across on the west bound side. Parking lot has a fee for the weekdays but weekends it is free.

Quite a safe station. Clean. My daughter lives in Manhasset doing her residency at Northwell…read moreHospital. She uses it to go into NYC quite often

You gotta travel what can I say? Take the LIRR to Long Island. You have no choice, it's the only…read moreline. It's quick, quiet for the most part and clean as you can expect from public transport. Stations are well kept and comfy in all seasons from the elements. There are taxi services, kiosk and ticketing as well as restrooms that are convenient. Taxis I might add are scarce at rush hour prepare for alternate. That said I have to say that the day they decided to destroy the amazing Penn Station and put up the hideous terminal that exists in its place is the day NYC went mad and hasn't recovered. Update: I see that they are modernizing it and that is a relief. I hope they do it with human beings in mind. Currently they treat us as if trafficking.

Great location... small strip mall to get a drink and snack...Great safe and clean...highly…read morerecommended

For a few months it's been an inconvenience because of the construction. So annoying , street was…read moreripped up , orange cones every where and boards up . Parking is really horrible now because of it .

We got to the station in time to purchase our tickets easily from the vending machine. It costs…read more$11 off peak to go from Bayside to Penn Station. We went into a the warm waiting room with clean bathrooms to wait for our train.

I Love the LIRR and only for one personal selfish reason. It takes me straight to Penn Station…read morewhere I can walk up to Madison Square Garden to watch my NY Rangers! There is also a stop for Citifield for NY Mets fans. The train is usually on time and I ride off peak where the prices are cheaper and the LIRR mobile app is a breeze to use to purchase tickets and get an updated train schedule and service information in real time. The train is dated and can use some new equipment and furnishings. So I don't arrive in style, but I do arrive in time to watch the puck drop at MSG.

I depend on the Great Neck Taxi and they have never let me down. The person who wrote the WORST…read morereview could well have dialed the wrong number. Good people work hard here to help you; give them a break!

I will give them no star if I can. I ask for a taxi on Surrey Road but they send the cab to Surrey…read moreLane. I called several time. First couple time, they just let me wait without telling me the mistake. After I said I wouldn't wait any longer, the lady said he is going to figure something out and call me back. However she never did. Is this even a service business or what? I missed everything on my schedule because of them. The worst taxi I have ever seen!

A cabbie from Orange and White Taxi helped me out tremendously on Thursday, April 30. I did not…read moreget his name, but he went above and beyond what most people will do for another person. I wish I knew who he was. The incident happened in Plainview on Woodbury Road.

Bad experience. Were visiting friends and am all for supporting local businesses but the cab was…read moregross and we had to share the cab with a guy who seemed to be sleeping one off. The driver was nice enough. Next time I'll take a Lyft.

Review #1,123 Posted on 10.12.26…read more We flew into JFK on Wednesday September 16th, and out of JFK on Monday September 21st when coming to NY for my wife's 40th. JFK baggage terminal was pretty far from the gate, it was a bit of a trek, it's also the furthest airport from the NYNY I believe, getting there on Monday morning was a bit of a pain, but I guess it's to be expected. When we flew in on Wednesday is when we noticed how far the baggage terminal was. We ended up finally finding the way up to the next level and to the air train. I personally would just do the Uber ride share or regular Uber next time around, the other way from air train, to Long Island railway to MSG was a long time. I would fly out of JFK again, but would look to do LaGuardia first.

They say these two airports aren't far from each other. But nothing can be further from the truth…read more Traffic makes all the difference. So make sure when booking your flights you know what part of NYC you want to get into. I flew in for the US Open. So this airport is literally minutes from Queens. Headed to Manhattan? Make sure you go to La Guardia. I really liked this airport because it was so convenience clean, and you felt easy easing into New York. Baggage claim was straightforward and I love their duty free shops.

I will not call any other service except Amity. They are always early, with great respectful…read moredrivers who don't ask you a hundred questions at 5 am pickups . Safe drivers that make you feel relaxed, and no cowboys who speed in and out of traffic . This most recent ride I was dropped off at JFK and a moment later realized I left my cellphone in the car. Delta was able to call Amity, who reached the driver. He returned immediately to the airport and within a few moments I had my phone returned. I was surprised at the ease with which this company provides consistently excellent services . Can't go wrong with Amity! Thank you!!!!!!!

You get what you pay for. STAY AWAY…read more Two of the worst driver experiences ever. For the trip to the airport, Lawrence E. showed up early and was rushing us the whole time. When we got to the car, instead of saying hi or being professional, he rudely told us we were making him late because he had to go to Smithtown after us. Then, he drove us to the WRONG AIRPORT. For the trip back, I got a text from Damian Smith when we landed, telling us he was running late. I appreciated the heads-up. He said it would be about 35 minutes, which would have been only a short wait for us after getting our bags, but it ended up being over an hour and 40 minutes. We kept checking in with phone calls and texts and he always said he was very close and would be there soon. At one point he said he had stopped to get gas. Then he said he was very close and that we should come outside. So we waited another ten minutes in the cold with our newborn baby after a 2 hour flight and he still wasn't there. I called him and demanded to know where he was, explaining that my newborn was cold and hungry and he hung up on me. Not knowing what else to do, I called the company to complain and cancel the ride. Just as he was pulling up, the company hung up on me. Damian now wants to talk to me "man to man". He said the safety of his passengers is his number one priority and that he had to get his wheel fixed, as if I should have both known that was what was really going on, and that I should have been grateful that was the reason he was late, instead of doing the right thing and letting us and the company know so other arrangements could be made. He denied hanging up on me. And felt he had to explain that he was in the right because the wheel needed to be fixed. He also told us he had to drive to Canada the next day. When he got us home, he said "See? You're home safe." As if he was a hero. Worst experience ever.