The station is probably one of the nicest ones on the south side outside Beverly. Generally, the…read moresouth side is neglected by the city, but since the Pullman stop here is across from Pullman National Monument, they'll be sure to keep it up. It's a small Metra station that serves the Metra Electric line, which means it's one of those few that goes to Millennium Station, not Ogilvie or Union. The 111th Street Station is located in Zone C for Metra fare purposes. It's one of the least busy in the entire Metra system--apparently there are fewer than 50 people boarding here on average each day. Given its infrequent use, there aren't any services here; you won't find an agent, but on the other hand that means that if you have to buy your ticket on the train you won't pay a surcharge for buying it from the conductor. Parking isn't available for this station but there are CTA bus connections. Most unfortunately, this station is not at all accessible. There's 30+ steps to the platform, but you won't find an elevator here, I'm afraid, so if you need one you'd be better served by finding another station to use.

BLUE ISLAND LINE from 80th Ave/TINLEY PARK TO LA SALLE Station and back…read more Helpful staff. Clean train. Recommended.

My review for this Metra station has nothing to do with the commuter aspect of it but for the nerd…read morerail aspect of it. If your a train nerd and want to know about this station, it's a station on the edge of a rail yard that had three types of rail service. There is the diesel Metra trains, the all electric Metra trains and freight trains all running in the area. There is public access from all around the station and platforms with the all electrics stopping across the street in its own little station. You never know what to expect train wise but the Metra trains you can count on and hopefully some freight trains will show up. The Metra police are super gung ho and stopped me with my camera to ask what I was doing and warn you that when you step from pubic space into rail space that you will be arrested on the spot, easy there Barney fife I'm on the side walk and I have no plans to crawl on the tracks because that's stupid and very dangerous. Overall it's it's a busy rail area around the station with a nice amount happening in the station area with plenty of public access so you will not get in any trouble, Barney fife is sneaky because he pounces on you from the fringes pretty quick, I watched him do it to another person while I was there.

I commuted by train to Chicago for many years. Like NYC, the transportation system is convenient to…read moreuse and reliable. You don't have to deal with traffic on the Dan Ryan or Ike here, and you can read or knock some work out while relaxing. I have a meeting in the Loop today so I'm headed to the city on the express train which has very few stops. Not all of the trains are express only the ones during rush hour. You can purchase a monthly pass or round trip ticket. Since I do most of my work from home, I buy tickets as needed. My tickets today total a little under $7.50 round trip. For a comfortable and relaxing ride, hit the rail to the Loop!

Metra is totally the only way to FLY! however there has been…read moresome rudeness on the 705am train People taking up 2seats because they don't want someone sitting next to them.... The trains are packed. No one wants a headache early in the morning dealing with that. We all pay a hearty fee riding this train. Do better people!

In the heart of downtown Flossmoor is the charming train station where the Metra Electric line…read morepasses through the South Suburbs of Chicago from the Millennium Station at Randolph and Michigan Ave. The train is convenient and clean and the recently remodeled station has two warming stations, several outside benches, and a good size platform. Tickets can be purchased using cash or credit card- buy your before you board the train and spare yourself the $5 fee. You may purchase a one way, 10 ride , or weekend pass (for unlimited rides Saturday and Sunday) which is perfect for a busy weekend in Chicago! Students and Seniors can get half price tickets which you can purchase from the conductor or get several when you are at the downtown station. During rush hour, there are zone trains which makes the trip about 40 minutes downtown. Cheaper than driving and parking and VERY convenient!

Prices are way too high for the food given. It used to be a great place with good food and good…read morestaff. No more. Go to Lasens in Homewood.

Highly recommend!!!! This was our first time leaving our car near Midway for vacation so I was…read morehesitant when looking for places. But I searched Yelp and Yelpers never lie! Midwest SpeedPark was highly recommended by other Yelpers and now I see why. First of all, I love the communication. Upon booking your timeslot, you instantly get an email and text confirming your booking. You can even manage your booking if anything changes such as dates, times, or even if you're running a little bit late. Upon arrival, I love how the property is gated and you cannot get in there without a code. Cool points already as I felt my car would be secure since we had to leave it for 6 days. Once we got there, you scan a code to confirm you're there and an attendant comes out and greets you. He started unpacking our luggage to transfer them to the shuttle that would take us to the airport and then parks our car. You get a receipt to keep. After we got back from vacation and got all our luggage from baggage claim, you simply click on the link that they text you to let them know you're back and they will send a shuttle to pick you up. They will let you know which door to wait at. Once we got back to the Midway SpeedPark property, our car was ready as they already put it near the front, ready to be loaded with the luggage. It was such a seamless process that I was very impressed! I will definitely be using them again on future vacations. Please make sure to tip your driver generously as they do a great job.

I won't be using this lot again. While my reservation itself was honored, the checkout experience…read morewas stressful and unprofessional. The attendant insisted my ticket hadn't been paid because he was looking at the wrong ticket number, even after I showed him proof of payment. He repeatedly told me I hadn't paid and wanted me to walk with him alone to the office, but as a young female alone at night in downtown Chicago, I didn't feel safe doing that and refused. Once he found the correct ticket (12 minutes later), he let me leave, but without apologizing. To make matters worse, after paying in full, an unexplained additional charge of $107.86 later appeared on my account as unpaid. The parking process also required me to re-enter information that should have already been on file. Overall, a frustrating experience- Beware and use with caution!

The best train station ever. Newer station with ample sitting, ticket sales and sales of food and…read morebeverages.

Clean station with open visibility. When the station is open, clean seating and restrooms…read more There is ample free parking in the North and South parking lots. Plenty of spaces for accessible needs. Also, there is a Starbucks within walking distance.

It's a train station and I've been there. The train arrived on time and no bums were there to kick…read moremy ass for my shoes. What else can I say?

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.

This review is for the train station itself. Homeless people mess up the bathrooms, doing stuff…read morelike getting s*it on the floor. That's not being prejudice, because me currently being homeless myself, I use the bathroom to shave, wash my hair and clean myself with personal washcloths. The difference is I'm way more respectful and don't trash the bathroom. Just know that if you use the bathrooms here, don't expect cleanliness.