It's always late and today it passed me and my friend about 5 times but other than that it is a…read moregood way for transportation

Count on being late. They constantly tell their drivers to "wait 2 minutes" before leaving.read more

Great station. Employees are super nice & helpful. Good a/c, clean bathroom, ample seating. No…read morecomplaints here.

GETTING HERE: This…read moreis the Amtrak Eugene station, located at 433 Willamette Street in Eugene. MOOD: On the road (train) again..... REVIEW: It would be helpful if Yelp were consistent on its business pages, and it might be helpful for other Yelpers. This isn't the page to review for Amtrak.com. It's literally for the Eugene, Oregon station. Was on a road (train) trip on the Coast Starlight, and Eugene is one of the very quick stops heading north to Seattle. I ran off the train to see if there was a gift shop or a place to get a soda, etc. There wasn't, but that's OK. Inside, the station was clean and quiet. I didn't see a staff member, but as we only had 3-5 minutes, I didn't have time to even look. But I was happy to see such a neat, historical depot, if only for a couple of minutes. The Amtrak.com website has the following data for this station (good to know for next visit!): Staffed station ATM not available No elevator Payphones Amtrak ticketing kiosks available Restrooms Ticket sales office Unaccompanied child travel allowed Vending machines No WiFi Arrive at least 45 minutes prior to departure if you're checking baggage or need ticketing/passenger assistance How long before departure to be at the station if you need ticketing, baggage or passenger assistance services. Arrive at least 30 minutes prior to departure if you're not checking baggage or don't need assistance. Thanks, Amtrak Eugene. Can't wait to be back! Soon!

60,000 crazy Duck fans with a few visitors thrown in = parking insanity. So we (probably) wisely…read moredecided to park and catch the Duck Express. $3/person roundtrip (exact change only) from a number of lots around town (see map). Parking by the stadium was around $20. Worked great getting to Autzen Stadium, but it took a horribly long time to get back to our car. We had to wait more than 30 minutes to board the bus, then it took another 30 to get back to our lot due to traffic gridlock. And did I mention that we were soaked to the bone? Funny how you don't feel cold in the stadium cheering for your team, but the minute you stand up and start walking, you are freezing. It was very well organized and efficient, just a crazy amount of people. Also, the return shuttle only operates during halftime and for 60 minutes after the game. So if you plan to leave before the game is over or party afterwards, this isn't your best option.

Driver was much earlier than expected was kind, courteous, and exceptionally nice tried to talk…read moreme out of a $15 tip that I gave him if all their drivers are as professional as the one I had today highly recommend

Not even one star. We booked at ride the night before, to leave for the airport at 5:15am. Right AT…read more5:15, my husband got a text that the driver was sick and not going to make it. WHAT? My husband started to unhook and prepare our SUV to drive us (and our five bags), to get to the airport on time, even though parking would cost $400. We got there in time for the flight, but not in time to check bags, so we had to take a different cross-country flight, flying into a different airport, having to stay the night in a hotel and rent a car to get to our home in North Carolina. It was HUGELY INCONVENIENT AND EXPENSIVE and we were flabbergasted that Oregon Taxi doesn't have any sort of backup when a driver is indisposed, and that they wouldn't have the courtesy to tell us in time for us to get another ride! NEVER AGAIN!!

We had an early flight and they showed up 10 minutes early. Great service! The driver was very…read morepolite but all business. They lived up to their reputation!

I honestly don't know if the 1 star reviews mistaken Cascade Cab for another service because I have…read morebeen riding with them for three years now and they have been nothing but phenomenal. They've waited through my flight being delayed, waiting forever for my bags and even when I had accidentally slept through my alarms and almost missed my flight. All of their drivers have lived amazing lives with so many stories to show for it. They always have a smile to greet you with and recommendations for the best food around town! Their rates are more than fair and I have never had any trouble getting ahold of them. Overall if you want to support a local business, pay better rates than uber, and meet some of the coolest guys on the planet, Cascade is without a doubt the way to go!

Read about the service on the web, called and arranged multiple close to Hwy 101 custom stops to…read moreand from Newport to Yachat's, Just called 541-265-4900 and talked to dispatch so they knew where to pick us up; and where to drop off; communicate with them if you change plans!(the bus will not pick you up if you do not call! Or if you do not flag them down! Or have a location where the bus cannot safely pull off the road.) ..Amazing service though! I would Suggest they add their pre defined stops on Google maps or another mapping service that has a mash able transit layer for 6 stars! When they stop at predefined stops(without the red flag) you DO NOT have to remain vigilent and flag them down...On the Oregon coast stops are few and far between so be sure and call with your exact location(with a safe pull off zone) along the highway if you want to use the service and be happy the first time..

This is a comfortable living situation. I stayed here for 2 years. Kip & Susie Rice are wonderful…read morepeople. On the plus side there is a small ($20?) cleaning deposit but no "1st & last month's rent", etc. so move-in is affordable. Rent is about average for the area. The rooms are fully furnished including a TV, mini fridge and microwave. The common rooms are comfortable. On the minus side, the kitchen and laundry are closed from 9 p.m. to 7 a.m., and when the house is full, 5 guys share a bathroom. The location is convenient: you can walk to the downtown area (U of O is a hike, but easy to reach on the excellent bus service); the house is on the major west-bound route with a bus stop almost out front. There is a good wi-fi connection for your pc and mobile devices. The owners live here, so maintenance problems are quickly taken care of. Street parking is available.

Had a great short stay at Mi Casita visiting from DC. The Owner Ms. Rice and her hubby were very…read morefriendly. On a tight budget the place was a great value. I felt safe and had the amenities of a house and was right next to a bus stop which was awesome. I was invited to eat dinner with Kip and Susy twice and it was very good and only $5. Both meals (Pasta and salad and french bread, and a Panamenian rice dish with chicken) were super good. Mr. Rice made a cake one night and shared it will all the guests which I thought was very sweet. The other guests were older and nice, one man was a writer who was very interesting. It was 100 times better than the hostels in Eugene and Portland. All in all, a very nice visit to Eugene. I will stay here again next time i come through.

Took the Bolt up to Portland with the youngest to meet my wife who drove up earlier in the week…read more Hey, for $18.00, YOU can drive me to downtown Portland during rush hour FROM Eugene! Great fare prices and the driver we had didn't mess around. You stop in Albany for drops/pickups then before you know it you are there. Bus was clean and I would definitely ride it again should the need arise.

Convenient nonsketchy location, well-lit, right by railroad tracks, clearly marked sign for Bolt…read moreBus, near cafes and shops, and lots of covered outdoor benches/seating. Some street parking available around the Fifth Street Public Market.

This Amtrak station in Albany has improved over the years. I once had an elderly relative who'd be…read moresent to wait for her train to Paso Robles under a bare, lone tree out on an unpaved path. There is now a paved walkway&lighting. Unlike the Portland station, there aren't snacks or souvenirs. I've seen fancier bus stations (Evans out of Napa to Oakland&SFO offers complimentary coffee, snack machines, restrooms- even the news) Back in the day, this was little more than a sad-looking shack/ticketing booth. It was downright depressing, and in Oregon's often inclement weather, not a place where you'd want to wait outside. Thankfully, they've upgraded over the years.

GETTING HERE:…read more (Traveling); Located at 110 SW 10th Avenue in Albany, Oregon. MOOD: On the road again! Long train trip upcoming; a bit cautious of the road (tracks) ahead. REVIEW: ** This review is for the Amtrak Station - Albany (ALY). The station is very small inside with brochures of Oregon and surrounding things to do in the area. There's a small vending machine with drinks and snacks; there is a restroom but the woman behind the glass must "buzz" you in. The same staff member was working both times and she was not helpful or personable. Ruined the experience for my guest and I. While we were waiting for our train she was playing on her cell phone at her desk. 0 professionalism or even basic customer service. On our next visit I hope Amtrak has another employee on shift. Customer service is a lost art. :(