When I'm feeling cheap (read: it's a weekday and I don't feel like paying NYS fare prices in…read moreBrewster and there's a reasonable service frequency) I take the train from Danbury. It's a quiet little station devoid of the crackheads who are rampant in Waterbury, so police presence isn't needed late at night - yeah, it's deserted, but on the same side, nobody's going to bother you walking to your car at the garage across the street because there's nobody there to bother you. However, if it's the weekend or I don't want to spend a zillion years travelling, or just need better service frequency, I'd take the extra 15 minutes to ride over the state line to Brewster. On the weekend the slight extra expense for tickets evens out when your round trip is 80 minutes shorter and parking is free. That said, during the week there are some direct to/from GCT trains during peak hours.

So, I just moved back to Danbury after 2.5 years but work in Stamford. There is no way I would…read moresubject myself to route 7, 35, or 684 to 287 to 95! So here I am on the train. Danbury is the first stop so I am guaranteed a spot to sit. The station is small, quaint and clean! I have yet to be inside the little building - so I may have to update this review. There is parking right in front of the station which I opted not to do as I have black leather seats which would be scorching when I got home and thinking ahead I do not want to shovel snow off my car. I park in the deck which is very close. The conductors on this line are very nice and even comedic. While the ride to Stanford is long - I know I will quickly get used to it. I can sleep! It has only been 3 days but the service has never been delayed.

This Uncle Sam stands in the parking lot of the Danbury Railway Museum. At 38 feet tall, this Sam…read moreis claimed to be the world's tallest, and at 4,500 pounds, I'm guessing he is also the heftiest. The statue was built for a chain of Ohio restaurants in the 1950s named Uncle Sam's. He was clear-coated in 1992 and today he's looking good, patriotic and colorful. His past homes include the state fairgrounds in Danbury, Connecticut, and Lake George, New York, where he stood in the parking lot of the fairy tale Magic Forest theme park.

I came to this location expecting a quick and efficient visit, but it turned into a 3-hour wait…read morejust for my sister to take her permit test. The lack of staff was very noticeable, and the entire process felt disorganized and slow. I've been to the Waterbury DMV before, and the experience there was much smoother and more efficient compared to this location. It's really frustrating to spend hours waiting for something that should be straightforward. This location seriously needs better staffing and organization. God damn . The worst part is we aren't even done yet. I'm sitting here while typing this .

I was 100% expecting to trash the DMV in the review. It wasn't as bad as past experiences. Most…read moreimportant, make an appointment. I'm not even sure if they accept walk ins. Plenty of spots today which was unusual. The two employees when I walked in were very friendly and helpful. My appointment was 1105. I checked in at 1055 because you can't check in until 10 minutes before your appointment. I sat until 1140. The woman at the window acted like she didn't want to be there or help me. She was concerned with singing and talking to the employee next to her. However, she was very efficient. I was there for a registration. I was leaving at 1143. Mixed review of government inefficiency. Could have been much worse.

I love this mall! The Selection of stores is awesome!…read moreI Also just love the general feel of the mall. A few things to note: - The JCPenney is still open but is very sad looking - The Macy's is huge and a very nice location - The target can get very messy Overall I love this mall and I highly recommend!

Sliced my finger on a sharp under edge at the entrance handrail next to Macy's…read more Take better care of your physical plant! Please.

Compared to the old-fashioned train station in the center of Bethel, the newer train station has a…read morelot more room for parking as well as a terrific coffee stand. Ticket machines are not to be had at this location. You buy your ticket once you get on the train. If you are heading out of Bethel for a long trip, make sure you say your goodbyes well before the train arrives. You won't get any time once the train gets there. The engineer seems to give a grand total of 10 seconds for everyone to hop aboard before the train started moving again.

Nice station. Easy parking on the weekend, but very limited daily parking (a general CT DOT type…read morefailure) for weekdays. Restrooms and coffee shop available inside the station with tables, TV and wifi. Well lit and no stairs to the platforms ever. Short walk from downtown. Very little evidence of vandalism. Crews keep platforms and walkways pretty clear of snow and ice.

This 6 foot tall marble Union soldier stands on top of a 26 foot tall granite base. The monument is…read morepatterned after Hadrian's Column in Rome. The solder is wearing a Union cap, knee-length coat and cape with his right arm wrapped around a flag with a sheathed sword in his left hand. The tower base is inscribed "To our brothers. Beloved, honored, revered, who died that our country might live." And on the lower base, "The defenders of the Union." And spiraled around the column, the battlefields Bull Run, Wilderness, Antietam, Fredericksburg, Gettysburg, Chancellorsville, Appomattox, Petersburg and Port Hudson. The monument was installed in 1880. There is street parking nearby (you can see my van in one of my pictures). [Review 18392 overall - 58 in Connecticut - 1914 of 2022.]

Beautiful castle Visited over the winter. Worn down and decrepit. Amazing pictures with an eerie…read morefeeling.

Nothing much to see at this moment. A stone castle left in ruins, now adorned with fences,…read moregraffitis and boards. Just a short walk from nearby park where you could park your car.

I know many use online book services nowadays; but to Me there's still nothing like having a…read morephysical book in my hand. I love the fact that the library is able to offer us online services, different online reading apps, the hold & pick up in person or the drive up service. And not to mention they also do the interchange with other libraries if they don't have the book your looking for. The staff is always friendly. Everything is always nicely and organized. It's peaceful, tranquil environment.

Really nice library, glad I visited. Sad it's not my local library. The check out machines are…read moresuper nifty and efficient!

It's the worst service I've ever received in my life, the older man who works there can't attend to…read morepeople who ask him something, he's very rude and aggressive, he's a little old, for that job they should kick him out of there.

There is nothing we can do to make things go more smoothly at any post office; however, the postal…read moreworkers could advocate making the customers feel more accommodating too! Seriously it's 2022. Having Apple Pay is more secure than flashing a credit card out to make a payment! Get your shot show together for Christ's sake!