I love this train station. I come here often as I travel back and forth from Chicago. It's always…read morevery clean and quiet. Spacious and bright. Friendly staff and conductors. It's a smaller station with only 2 tracks, so it's really easy to navigate and feels stress free. Large parking lot too. Good vibes all around.

A very nice and clean Amtrak station. It is very clean inside, appears to be maintained well, is…read morestaffed, and has a historic locomotive on loan from Henry Ford Museum displayed inside. How can you not like that? Far better than the outdated Amtrak station in Detroit, which desperately needs upgrading. And nicer than the 'Amshack' station building that still is used in Ann Arbor.

Loved taking the train to Dearborn. It was super easy to buy tickets and hand the tickets to the…read moreconductor when the train arrives. Bathrooms were available on the train. My only suggestion is not to get there too early. It only takes a few minutes to get access the tracks to the boarding area.

we had our train cancelled twice in one day and ended up having to drive to our location and they…read moregave us trouble when we tryed to get a refund

I'd never seen an amtrak station combined with a greyhound station. But please stop using so much…read morebleach when you have passengers inside. Thank you!

Plenty of parking available right at boarding. The seating area inside is small but clean. Waited…read moreat most 15 min for our train and everything went smoothly ! There's a food/ coffee place across the street which I thought was super convenient. Also there is a vending machine in the waiting area.

We were so excited to see the renovated Detroit train station! We used to put my grandpa up here…read morewhen I was a little girl and it was beautiful. Just nice to walk around and they have a area where they set up that you can play board games like Uno or backgammon games and then on the other side of big chest and it's sparkling clean and beautiful. I don't know what the other old review was about. I guess it was before they fixed it up. There are gift shops and left an old graffiti wall there which was very cool. It might not be a big deal for some, but for those who knew it we are happy to see it still there and you can see the ambassador bridge from there in different parts of the city. A great place to stop and see if you are visiting downtown Detroit.

Watch where you step and you'll be fine. Was not a fan of the human excrement outside the station,…read morebut this city clearly has a homeless problem, as you quickly become aware on your visit here. Be careful! Otherwise, nice station that appeared safe during our daytime visit. For 75 cents per ride, totally worth it. Bring cash or coins, no credit cards or e-payments accepted. Take a ride on the train!!!

I took THE WOLVERINE Train to DETROIT and I really enjoyed it…read more It was a wonderful experience & terrific ride.

The ride and conductors the people I met but I must say I hated bathroom because wasn't working and…read moreI'm disabled and it was very difficult going to other trains to use restrooms I have had 8 back surgery and walking through trains is not easy for me but among everything else it was okay

Never rode a train before, pretty good experience…read more Things I like: I can relax, Parking in Toronto would be more than the train. Easy to find small clean station. Spacious seats not crammed in like airplane seats. Pretty good reclining seats. Food carts come by often. Two bathrooms each for each car. A few nice views from window. Staff is friendly. Things I dont like: There are 5 stops, which slows the trip down. The seats hurt your butt after a few hours, no phone charges on the train, no in car entertainment screens. The internet is slower than 1 MBps, that is like dial up speed. No complimentary snacks or beverages, everything is cash. Windsor station would not only let me pay for 5 days for parking, they made me pay $70 for the whole week.

This was a spacious station with lots of daylight through all the windows. There free wifi and I…read moremanaged to find a wall outlet to use while waiting for my ride. There's a small parking lot but I'd imagine that most people would get dropped off or picked up instead of utilizing the parking.

Although taking the train from Toledo to Chicago isn't exactly what I would call an "adventure," it…read moreis one of those "Ya know? I don't think I've ever done that before" experiences...at least for me. So although I did say "Toledo," I actually caught the train in Bryan Oh. I figured my car was less likely to get messed with in the parking lot out in Bryan, (compared to what might happen in (almost) The Old South End of Toledo). LET ME TELL YA SOMETHIN'!! This has been a great experience! Super easy... 1. Drive to Bryan. It's an easy drive at 6am. Takes about an hour from Toledo. You can catch the train in Toledo if you hate driving and don't mind taking the chance of leaving your car unattended. 2. Park your car in the well lit, blacktopped parking lot. Plenty of spaces. 3. Wait for the train. Don't be late. Amtrak will text you if there is a delay. 4. Show your QR ticket code the conductor and board the train. 5. Enjoy letting someone else do the "driving." Sleep, read, look out the window, bullshit with the other passengers, write a Yelp review...whatever you'd do on a plane, you can do EASIER on the train. The Amtrak train itself? Very pleasent surprise. Even coach is way, WAY more comfortable than flying (except first class...$$$$). College kids and Amish make up a disproportionate amount of riders, at least on this route. Bathrooms are clean and much more spacious than those in an airplane. The station at Bryan is basically an enclosed bus stop, but without the junkies and the bag lady. But also, there is no bathroom, vending machine, ATM, etc. Would I do this again? Oh hell yeah. 5 stars!

What it lacks in amenities (uh, no restroom?!), the Bryan Amtrak station makes up in accessible…read morelocation. About 40 minutes from my parents' home in Fulton County, there is ample parking--albeit a tad bit rustic. My mom, niece and I took the train to Chicago for a day trip and we all loved being able to relax, sleep or read in the way there and back. While the return leg was delayed considerably, the comfortable accommodations made it enjoyable.

Located on the same campus area as the MTA bus system. This sad little building is next to a huge…read moreparking lot, and it is only open for certain parts of the day. Inside is a train waiting room and a small Indian Trails bus station, with really uncomfortable chairs. Everything is just a little run down. The security guard manning the station opens the anti suicide gates after the train stops, and watches people.

Would leave negative stars if I could. Never use this for your transportation. We've been told…read moredelay and cancelled back and forth multiple times and then that we would get a bus but still no bus been waiting over 3 hours. Never and I mean never use this train