There is a waiting area that was well heated when I had to wait for my train, along with a small…read moremini mart inside. If you are going to the outlets, there is a free shuttle bus that will take you there and back to the train. There is a staircase with an overpass if you have to board the opposite side of the tracks from where you are.

Deer Park is a station along the Main Line (Ronkonkoma Branch) of the Long Island Rail Road. It is…read moreofficially located on Long Island Avenue. Plenty of Parking.

Where my observation has been of excellent safe driving…read more.. Strength within training. Suffolk county number one in transit....

horrible, NEVER comes on time and the ride itself is horrible. there would be days when it would to…read moredelayed by hours. and there's no way of tracking it unless someone is using the transit app while on the bus. the SCT sucks and needs to figure out how to address these issues

Easy to find parking on the weekends, and the trains have been right on schedule whenever I've…read moreutilized this station. The trains don't stop for long, so get there a few minutes early, or you WILL miss your train! The waiting area has always been clean, which I appreciate. I know public transit can be iffy, but this is a nice stop, or if you're looking for a station you feel safe parking in, I suggest Lindenhurst.

I like this station. Literally parking is a quarter for 2 hours so for 1 dollar you literally park…read morefor 8 hours. I hope they keep that system and don't change it anytime soon. It's probably a safer station with lots of foot traffic and ears and eyes from all angles. I wish the platform has some kind of benches though.

I usually take the train from here either ti Penn Station to get where I want to…read more Or I take it to Jamaica to take the Air Train to JFK Airport. I'm not a fan of "Peak Hours" I try to ride it "Off Peak"

Mostly pretty reliable, clean enough.. could use better lighting at night. Ubers have easy access…read moregetting to you and the parking is free which is nice

Had a quick stop in Hicksville on my way to Plainview. This is actually my first time visiting this…read morestation. Here's some facts: 'Hicksville is a commuter rail station on the Main Line and Port Jefferson Branch of the Long Island Rail Road, located in Hicksville, New York. It is the busiest station east of Jamaica, Penn Station, and Grand Central Madison by combined weekday/weekend ridership. ' My commute from Atlantic Terminal to Jamaica to connect to Ronkonkoma line was seamless. The ride took @15 minutes to get to Hicksville. When I arrived, there are eight buses to connect to other parts of Nassau County, which is extremely useful. The taxi stand looked deserted thus unsure if it is viable. I walked across the road to a nearby Dunkin Donuts to order an Uber to get to my destination. The train station was clean and there's of course an information booth to assist with connections. There are restaurants and stores around ten minutes away via bus or Uber. Commuting home there was a bit of delay heading to Penn Station; it was a Friday late afternoon. Thus, expect a crowded train during the summer with beachgoers, events happening at Madison Square Garden {,Penn Station stop) travelers making Jamaica connections to JFK airport.

I use this station quite often and it's very convenient…read more There's an indoor waiting area on street level, where there's a manned ticket booth as well as ticket machines. You should definitely get your ticket before you board your train. They also have restrooms here but they are closed off hours. There also a small convenience store here as well. Drinks, newspapers, smokes, lotto etc There's an escalator that takes you up to the train platforms. There's also elevators as well. Getting down is stairs and elevators only. They also have indoor waiting areas(heated in the winter) on the train platform as well. These are only open during "regular" hours though. There's plenty of parking here and a Dunkin Donuts as well.

Other than the golden child N6, NICE buses are ridiculously infrequent. Most buses run every 30…read moreminutes outside of rush hour. Furthermore, buses are often late. And when buses do arrive, they're filled to capacity. The only good thing about NICE is that it's fairly cheap. You can travel from Jamaica, Queens to the Nassau-Suffolk border for $2.90 (you'll spend all day doing so). MetroCards are accepted on NICE. And with that said, if it's possible, avoid using NICE bus.

I wish someone would come and take over the NICE Bus company from its current owner. I honestly…read morehave a strong feeling he or she will be resigning soon. They keep hiring incompetent people to drive these routes. The buses are constantly late, yet they continue raising fares like the service is improving it has to be a joke. And these so called "5-minute stops" that conveniently make people miss their transfers are beyond inconsiderate. Passengers are tired of the poor management, lack of accountability, and no real improvements being made. I truly hope ownership changes, because it's clear they do not care about properly vetting drivers or fixing the ongoing issues riders deal with daily.

FREE PARKING! Awesome spot to take a day trip to NYC. Round…read moretrip after tax is about $24 to Port Authority which takes about 30 minutes. With the new congestion pricing going into effect January 2025 to drive anywhere below 60th street, this is a great option because public transit is where you will save money, thus what is being encouraged by the congestive pricing. I live in Goshen NY. To take the coach bus from as Goshen or Central Valley is $45 round trip, so its just worth it to drive the little extra distance here to save some money on the trip. On the way back you will be dropped off on the northbound side and you just have to cross over 17 using the pedestrian bridge to get back to your car. Also, the parking here is free, in case anyone is wondering. I think in the past you had to pay for parking prior to covid, as I saw some old reviews on yelp that said you had to pay for parking, which is no longer the case. I highly recommend this location.

Free parking lot for taking buses to NYC. Ample parking spots and a pedestrian overpass to reach…read morethe other side of Rt. 17 when returning from NYC.

Great company! The drivers are nice, the buses are clean, and you can take masks on the bus! They…read moreare fast, even showing up early in cold weather. With my route, the drivers have always been on time. Would recommend!!

I really think that only an honest company should be driving our children around but when I was…read morestruck while parked eating my lunch by a small yellow school bus and the driver apologized and claimed responsibility to the police and myself and then changed her story after the safety supervisor showed up. Pretty sure he told her what to say. This company should not be driving our children around. They can't be trusted. I deserve a complete heartfelt apology frim this company.

Pathetic. Inefficient. Never on time. Symptomatic of crumbling American infrastructure.read more

Unbelievable. Anyone I speak to who have been using the LIRR complains that the mandated mask…read morewearing is not being enforced AT ALL. Conductors are not enforcing. WTH? You make enough money and great benefits and you can't even do your job?

I live out of state and needed to help my mom who is 96 get a taxi to a doctor's appt. Austin was…read moreso patient and went above and beyond to ensure he had the pickup and drop locations correct and that my mom would get to her appt on time!

Almost every driver that picked me up was either high or drunk the cars are dirty old and feel like…read morethey are falling apart. I white knuckle the whole way