It's a nice train station on Main Street in Lombard. Lombard is in Zone D of the Metra system. It's…read moreabout 20 miles from Ogilvie. The station is on the Union Pacific/West line between glen Ellyn and Villa Park. You can walk to the 7-11 to get cold water and ice cream in the summer. Midwest summers can be hot!

Grumble. I'm usually not a Metra rider but I'm without a car today. The train was running an hour…read morelate with "no time" anticipated when it might arrive per the overhead announcement . It had not even left Elburn, it said. I grabbed something to eat and missed it when it came. So now I'm taking a $27 Uber. I do appreciate that the station is clean and accessible. I'm on crutches so the ramps are appreciated. I'll give Metra another try tomorrow.

Inside area to wait that is also heated or cooled depending on the season. Train maps and live wait…read moretimes are available. No bathrooms so plan accordingly.

I love the additions they've made in the last couple of years. There's a lot more lighting and…read moreenclosed areas for commuters to go into, and don't worry, there's lots of windows. On the north side lot, commuters need a village parking pass. A quick Google shows the police department around the corner sells the passes quarterly on a first come, first serve basis. It's clean, well lit, and near some restaurants. Definitely a nice station!

God AWFUL customer service if you ever have an issue. The wrong phone number is on the VENTRA app,…read morewhich you need to use for your Metra tickets, but not when you have a Metra issue. For the most part, EVERYONE you deal with is down right RUDE & unprofessional. Absolutely DISGUSTED with BOTH VENTRA & Metra

Great station to commute into the city. The morning semi-express trains start from one station…read moreprior to this one (at Fairview), so there is always a window seat available wherever you want to sit. If you're interested in driving to this station and don't have parking from the City of Westmont, I'd recommend calling a few churches near the station. Some of them offer quarterly parking rates and a few others offer daily parking rates.

Neat clean shelter from the elements. While the stations are not manned any longer, the timetable…read moreposters are current and it is climate controlled. The shelter is only open limited hours, 4:30 am to 1:30 pm.

A train station with clear free parking signs and clearly stated on their website - Permit spaces…read moreare FREE after 11:00 a.m. on weekdays, as well as Saturday, Sunday, and Village holidays. Love it!! This station has so much parking available and isn't in a downtown suburb so it is always so easy to get to and park at. There are so many parking lots that it is overwhelming to Map at first but once you are there it is super easy! My only negative with this station or just metra is my train came 8 minutes early and it didn't stay at the station until the scheduled time. Wtf?

I would recommend Midwestern students who want to take the train into the city to drop off their…read morecars at this stop or have a friend drop them off. There is a pretty big parking lot that allows you to park for free. From there, it is about an hour to get into the city by train and it'll drop you off at Union Station! This is a great alternative compared to driving into the city and having to deal with traffic/parking. NOTE: On Saturdays, there is 1 trip into the city that is nonstop from DG to Union Station and it would only take 30 minutes instead of the usual hour trip. I would recommend you take this one if you want to get there as soon as possible. This is only available on Saturdays at 9:40. Also, on Saturdays, they have a farmers market going on so it is a neat thing to check out with your family or friends before heading into the city!

Great location with plenty of businesses and parking around…read more Could use better weather protection for the extreme hot/cold days but it is what it is. Schedule and on-time service is good for the most part.

It aint Grand Central but its a totally a-okay commuter rail station…read more The 7:13 express train Lisle (via Belmont and Downers Grove) to Chicago Union Station is a good thing. Ticket sales can be slow (often just staffed by one chatty Cathy)

Work on the speed of selling tickets thats important to commuters maybe better training is needed…read moreor better equipment

worst train ride. we get on the the train 20 min in we are good. then i realize we are going…read morebackward. i could have been home with extra time to knit 3 blankets. but nope it took me 1 hour and 20 min to get home. bonus all people were coming from bears game. all drunk. worst train ride of my life.

Dreaming of moving my whole life . . . Great great movement, as the breeze or some other…read moreperpetual pendulum. When I was young, I had profound qualms generating within. They could power a city. My chest reverberated with anxiety. Is time a measurement of movement and is my understanding of history just a notion of space passed. Passed. Past. Am I remembering, or sitting backward in a station wagon watching the family vacation depart the present? I cannot experience space without thinking of it in size and that act of thinking in such largeness presupposes that I contemplate the distance in metered intervals, of which, I can only comprehend through relation to time. And daily, or revolutionary as in revolving, there is a march onward so constant the even poor Sisyphus takes note. Mine has always been in that Sisyphusian effort; the rhythmic undertones of life. And never have I become aware of the dark confusion as when my head rests on the Metra glass of the west line 7:31, Elmhurst to Ogilvie, south tracks. The vibrations of the train finely rattles my skull just so. My teeth loosely touching and carrying the reverberation into a internalized mosquito buzz. Eyes half shut and scared about the details missing from my office politics, the trees outside click by; raising and fainting intersection dings. Will I be at work in 20 minutes or 10 miles? It this time vibrating my bones, or is it the rough grooves of terrain, ever present, ever the friction. If you see something say something. Tickets out.

It's a train station. But it's MY train station. The coffee lady is an absolute peach. The ticket…read moreguy is great. The building is clean. There's a clean bathroom. They hold the farmers market. All good things, y'all.

It can be confusing. Inbound is on the north side of the tracks, and outbound is on the south…read moreside... opposite of what you would expect.

Can the Villa Park station get with the times and get an over or under pass for commuters to get…read morearound the tracks? Unpredictable freight train schedule and freight train stops can leave commuters stranded waiting. If Villa Park wants appeal to commuters, consider making the station commuter friendly.