A clean interchange offering a good selection of services across buses, trams and railway, hence…read morewarranting an upgraded rating. While I feel the signage around the station could be improved for destinations, how to get to certain platforms and which lifts are out of order, it still is a pretty decent Interchange which makes arriving into Altrincham a little bit more pleasant. There are two railway platforms, two for Metrolink and of course the bus interchange all in one, currently, the Metrolink only runs from Piccadilly-Altrincham meaning if you're going past Piccadilly or aiming to go towards Bury, you will have to change along the way. It is in an old building too for the railway part, but it is pleasant and sheltered, I do think it's a great shame regarding a slight lack of signage especially for the lifts where you wouldn't know the lifts going to certain platforms were out of order until you get there, luckily this didn't effect me as the Metrolink into the city centre is just as quick as the train. 4*

Firstly, this should not be confused with its big sister the Chorlton Street Bus Station. The…read moreChorlton Street Bus Station is in the centre of Manchester, has an indoor waiting area with a coffee shop and hosts National Express and Eurolines buses. Chorlton Bus Station is a mere series of bus stops in Chorlton. The other day my bus stopped at Chorlton Bus Station. A middle-aged man with reams of toilet paper sticking out of his nose and all over his face got onto my bus. In an attempt to avoid eye contact I stared out of the window. There was another middle-aged man with a white bear glove puppet carrying a flowing roll of toilet paper. Apart from as a point for such (for want of a better word) unique Chorltonites to congregate, I've never really understood the point of Chorlton Bus Station. It's just a series of bus stops from which you can catch the 85 and 86 into the city centre, the 23 to Didsbury and the Trafford Centre, and numerous other buses, most of which you can also catch further down the road in the centre of Chorlton. On a positive note, if you have a long time to wait for your bus, the bus station is opposite some excellent little bars such as Escape, or if you have even longer to wait, Japanese restaurant Yakisoba is also just opposite.

Didsbury Village Metrolink is a fairly new addition to the Metrolink network, the station opened in…read more2013. It is in a great location for Didsbury Village with the suburb's shops and restaurants a couple of minutes away on foot. It is on the South Manchester Line between East Didsbury and Rochdale Town Centre, with some Rochdale-bound trains terminating at Shaw and Crompton. It is a pretty basic tram stop, it is fairly clean, with ample shelter, it has ramped access onto street-level which is easier for everyone, to avoid dealing with slippy steps or slow lifts. 4* - Nice tram stop. It would be even better if they finally set the Stockport extension into motion.

Very close to the heart of Didsbury village, a useful service to get into Manchester or to the…read morenearby shopping area of Parswood.

Navigation Road is served by both Metrolink and National Rail services, it has one platform for…read moreMetrolink and another for National Rail with a level-crossing between them. It is generally the stop right before Altrincham, depending on which way you're travelling, as far as I'm aware all services going via here also call via Altrincham. Pretty old school station, with the barriers stopping cars from passing outside when a train is due, due to the nature of the trains tracks and roads around the station. Basic facilities but a pretty average station overall, there was some shelter, at least in the Metrolink part at least, it could have been lit slightly better, but with trams, every ten minutes going, either way, it isn't too bad. I also like how it is one of the few stations outside of the city centre where you don't have to go through any lifts/stairs/corridors, you just get straight onto the Platform to make your service. It's much simpler, especially when you're running late and don't want to wait in the cold for the next service! 3*

Chorlton Metrolink Station originally opened all the way back in 1880 as a Railway Station, now it…read moreserves a totally different purpose, reopening after being converted to a Metrolink Station in 2011 (It originally closed to rail services in 1967) It is in a decent location within Chorlton town centre right by Morrisons. There is reasonable lighting and shelter for the station, it could be better, but this is common for many non-terminus, non-city centre locations. The lift can be spooky so be warned, the lights are on a sensor and only come on when you're in the lift, they have ended up coming on late for me before, meaning I had to ride up in a dark lift! It's on a decent number of lines, so you can get to Manchester Airport, East Didsbury, Rochdale and Victoria. 3*

Absolute piss take 8.30 cost normally 6.00 at the most driver was like oh give me your postcode…read morewhen I said he was going the long way round and a couple of weeks ago the driver tried to charge me when it was pre paid

Ripped off by a driver today and charged £9.30 to just go from brownley road M22 to the airport,the…read moredriver pretended he didn't know how much they charge per mile and said it was club cars that make up the prices and not him but the phone number after agreed I had been scammed by around £5 so wouldn't use them again, he even dropped me on a main roundabout to avoid charges for himself at the airport but charged me for it anyway Taxi drivers licence number is 1354 registered in Wolverhampton so will also report it to them

Wythenshawe Town Centre Metrolink Station is a pretty average Metrolink station, it is split across…read moretwo platforms, one going towards Victoria and the other going towards Manchester Airport, it is also attached to the Bus Station, forming an Interchange, which you can use to carry on your journey. It opened in 2014 and is in Fare Zone 4, as suggested by the name, it is located in Wythenshawe Town Centre, just turn past Boots and you have the Wythenshawe Civic Centre Shops, including Asda, many pound-shops Superdrug and a Post Office, One of the card readers on the platform didn't seem to be working and did have an error with my pass, it would have been good to see more readers on the platform rather than just one at every-end, especially with contactless payments now becoming more common along the network. The stop was clean, it had sufficient shelter considering the most amount of time you'll have to spend here is around 10-12 minutes during its peak Monday-Saturday service, or a little longer on a Sunday. 3* - Average tram stop, it is in a good location as suggested by the name, I do think it's a shame for Wythenshawe residents that trams now terminate at Victoria in most cases, rather than carrying on further, meaning you'd have to change at Cornbrook or get a bus into Piccadilly.

The third-largest airport in the UK that's got all the hustle and bustle of a bigger airport…read more No issues finding gates, etc. Easy to get around. Clean and spacious with different restaurants and shops. No interactions with employees other than at the shops I visited and those workers were nice and the service was efficient.

Very convenient airport that has convenient paths to locate Ubers (the pick-up lot exists T each of…read morethe terminals) and relatively easy to navigate. Recommended!