This light rail is outdoors and it is close to a very big parking lot…read more Who is walking distance to the marina and to liberty State Park as well. Though I only used it twice. It is very convenient.

I lived next door for 6 years. The stop itself is fine, except it drove me nuts knowing no one…read moreunder 30 actually bought a ticket-enforcement was spotty. In present days it's non-existent. But the parking lot is well lit and patrolled-and free on weekends!

This week, I hopped on a train to Hoboken from Glen Rock Boro Hall Station after work. This was my…read morefirst time taking a train from here. There's a ticket machine on the Hoboken-bound platform side. There are some benches and a covered area that's great on bad weather days. The Boro Hall Station is also wheelchair accessible. Nice train station!

$10 to or from the city (one-way), reasonably frequent and 8min ride back and forth. Parking across…read morethe way in the garages ($16 for a day before 9a and leaving by 7p) and a shuttle bus after. Nice and simple - building is cool in the summer and people line up and move quickly to the ferry as the turnaround is quick in the morning and afternoon. Ticket machines, counters if you have questions, a newstand, clean bathrooms, and waiting area inside and outside of the terminal.

As a kid, there was a ferry service from this approximate location. It was our favorite way to go…read moreto NYC. These days, the service is dramatically better. Ample near by parking. Fast, efficient and regularly run service and fair pricing makes this my new favorite way to get into the city in a stress free way. Then, in the NY side, you can jump on a free bus to several locations you need some luck and if their app to catch a return bus ... doable but not that easy in my experience. Grab a seat on the top deck in nice weather and have a 15 minute cruise ... stress free and ... and arrive in the Big Apple ready for anything.

As someone who knows Penn Station from its early stages, the structure of this place is…read moremagnificent! They sectioned the station to house a variety of places to watch sports, grab drinks, good eats, work, or catch a nap. Of course it's always packed because folks are constantly traveling. But, I feel comfortable in this place because of its development and open layout. Beware however, the wait time to see your train track is long and the wait time to get in the crowded elevator or on the escalator is even longer. That's my only pet peeve. They need more options for folks to access the lower level.

Finally got an excuse to take an Amtrak upstate for work and had the pleasure of checking out…read moreMonyihan Station for the first time since it opened. I was there before 9am which might have aided in my extremely pleasant experience - so wide and empty and bright and cool and airy. I love the shockingly humane Amtrak seating area, with wide cushioned seats and multiple little nooks to hole up in while you wait for an announcement of where to go. Plus the food offerings here absolutely rule - Magnolia Bakery next to Blue Bottle Coffee AND a Laudreé macaron stand!?!?!? Nevermind the ramen, burgers, bagels, ice cream, pizza, salad and bar options.... My wallet sure hates me but shit, that's like everything I coulda dreamed for in one nicely laid out train station. Maybe in less than ten years this place will become a hellhole like everywhere else in Manhattan (love you baby, never gonna leave ya) but for now this is sure a bright utopian spot in our dystopian existence. Find more excuses to take trains, people! Or maybe just loiter around this place on a train spotting date. That actually doesn't sound half bad now that I think about it.....

I used this station to get from Manhattan to Met Life stadium for a football game. Note the trains…read moredo NOT run every day to this station, ONLY during stadium events. They basically run as a shuttle service to and from the Secaucus Frank Lautenberg rail station. The trip from Manhattan to The Meadowlands was flawless. Trains were running every 20 minutes or so with electronic boards stating when the last train after the game would be leaving. The station itself is two platforms and an enclosed stairway/elevator to cross over the tracks. This is located close to the main stadium entrance. Not really any ammenties that I saw. You can also walk up ramps onto the platforms from the end opposite the stairwell/elevator structure. Signs were clear as to which train was departing next. This setup saved us so much traffic time getting to and from the stadium. The only drawback is that the platforms don't have canopies over them so on a rainy or hot summer days you're pretty much at the mercy of the weather although some people could shelter in the stairwell/elevator structure. So 1 star off for that for a total of four stars.

I was advised to contact LIRR with my request to open up the station fI recd. a prompt reply that…read morelisted the few hours the room is open on certain days. Unofficial reply was that they do not have the staff to maintain the room. I guess the tax dollars are paying for something else.

Surprisingly consistent service. Platform can only accommodate the first train car in either…read moredirection. Train times are sometimes over an hour apart so be on time. Waiting room is a bit sketchy smelling.

Clean and clearly labeled NJ transit station. Limited parking space. I didn't see any bums. Has a…read moreticket booth and a portable potty on track 1. Both tracks has a parking space. See images and video for reference . Some areas are permit parking. Mostly are not. Have not seen a toll/pay parking booth or any signages that says so. See images and videos for reference. If you park here, you are on track 2 of the station.

pleasant station platform in a safe neighborhood with several restaurants, bars, and cafes very…read morenearby and a small park on one side. permit parking areas on both sides of the tracks.

I used to go to Terminal 7 for the UBER Pickup, but now it's relocated to the Howard Beach - JFK…read moreAirport, A Train - IND Rockaway Line. The tram operates 24/7. When I got off the plane from Las Vegas to JFK, I picked up my luggage and walked over to the tram. There was two different trams going, and the one I was getting on was the Howard Beach AirTrain route. The Howard Beach AirTrain route offers a nearly nonstop, 15 minute link from Terminal 5 to the subway at Howard Beach, with simplicity, platform screen doors, and round the clock availability. The Howard Beach line originates at Howard Beach station, travels through Lefferts Boulevard, moves into Federal Circle, and then enters the terminal loop, stopping at Terminals 1, 4, 5, 7, and 8 in that sequence. Travel between terminals is free! There are seats in the Tram, but it can get busy during the morning hours or in the evening. When I arrived in around 7:00 P.M, its pretty empty. Once I arrived at the Howard Beach stop, I went down the escalator, to the ride share app pickup location. It's a seamless ride!

Excellent service. Clean station…read moreTime reader on the arrival of train time. Attentive employee interacting and making sure customers who need assist is inform on any information ask.