This is a huge intermodal transit hub where you can connect to multiple NJ Transit trains and…read morebuses. It's very big and if you know where you're going, it's efficient but the signage could be better, especially if someone is picking you up. It's fairly well maintained and tidy. There are some places to get snacks, drinks and food. Escalators seem to work. The pick up area is very odd. There's a narrow road were people park but it's hard to walk on the road so you have to walk behind these big walls as you go down the line and then peep your head out at each opening to make sure you didn't pass your ride. Have your ticket ready when you exit so you can scan it to get through the turnstiles.

Ya just gotta love political amnesia. NJ Transit signs a contract with FIFA to provide train and…read morebus service for the Upcoming World Cup Soccer matches at the Meadowlands that gouges the normal (NYC to NJ) fare of $12 to $150+ during the matches. Only now is New Jersey's political class appalled that they could sign such an egregious, one-sided deal that provides a taxpayer funded windfall of 50 million to one of the wealthiest sports organizations on the planet The ink has been dry on this contract for almost a year and all of a sudden it's pearl clutching time in Trenton after the NY Post exposed their stupidity. Welcome to my Blue State heaven. Hypocrites all.

This is the closest light rail stop near my place. There are apartments that face the station which…read moreseems odd - who would want to live there! Can you say no privacy?! The station main access to the platform is by elevator. The stairs are only open when there are mechanical issues. Elevators often are cramped.

This is a convenient station to get to hoboken, the mall, there are also a couple of transfer…read morepoints along the way to the PATH to take you to NYC. I use this a lot especially when I know I will be out drinking. Also, this train is completely free with a NJTransit monthly bus or train pass which is great as a roundtrip ticket can run you $5. This station also connects me to hoboken from Jersey City congress st via elevator, so you can get to middle of hoboken rather effortlessly. One thing to remember is that elevators shut down at 2am and yes it happened to me before, it wasn't cool as I had to shlep home while looking for a cab at 2am.

They were not very nice. Signage was difficult to follow…read more Machines were taped up. Overall a stressful experience.. if there are no places to park the place should be closed until spots are available.

This is the best way to get to NYC. We usually stay in Jersey, drive to the park and ride, and then…read moretake the quick shuttle across. I can't think of a better way to visit the city, especially for the frequency of buses, cost, And convenience. They also have restrooms.

Grimy, dystopian and non-ADA compliant. Strangely, the neighborhood has an above-average number of…read morenewsstands so it conveys a vibe that is a legit commuter town. Not sure how Towaco gets a better station than Lyndhurst.

Kingsland Station does not have a platform. People wait for the train close to the train tracks.read more

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.

One of the more decent taxi companies in the area. They don't gouge you like some of the others…read more Getting rides from my hotel to the Secaucus junction train station was becoming a regular routine so this was one of the few cab companies that was dependable.

These guys were amazing! We arranged a ride to & from MetLife Stadium for the Taylor Swift concert…read more Our first driver actually showed up a few minutes early to pick us up which was great. He was friendly & courteous. Leaving the concert was difficult as it was dark & pouring rain but our driver called my cell phone & we made a plan where to meet up. The Metlife parking lot is huge & very confusing the way the lots are numbered however our driver was patient & kept me on the phone until we finally found each other. I highly recommend this company for prompt, friendly& reliable transportation service.

Never showed up. When I called it went to voicemail If you…read morecan't rely on them then you can't use them

I over slept and had to get to the airport this morning during the NYC 1/2 marathon. This company…read morecame in clutch! They could've price gouged me, but they didn't! Took the toll free route and saved my day! Big THANK YOU to you and your team! Thank you again from The guy in a panic from Hilton Garden Inn Secaucus Meadowlands at 430am

Great experience with On Time. This trip I had several last minute changes to my itinerary,…read moreincluding one that required a 4:30am pickup with a late night airline cancellation the night before. All was handled professionally with the phone always answered, no matter the time. I look forward to continuing using this service. Thank you Ashraf.

I've used this car service for airport pickups in the past with no issues. However, most recently,…read moreI had a very unprofessional experience. After being picked up Newark Airport and driven home, a few hours later I received an email from the company saying they were charging my partner and me a $15 fee, when we asked why they said it was because our baggage was "large" and "heavy." There is nothing on their website that states an extra fee may apply, and no definition of what large or heavy mean. We each had one suitcase, normal size for checked baggage. In fact, we used their car service in the past with the same luggage and there were no issues or extra fees. When we had checked in before our flight both suitcases weighed about 40 lbs, well below the weight limit for checked luggage. Due to the lack of customer service and surprise fees based on no legitimate evidence, we won't be using this car service again.

We picked up OurBus right across from the Javits Center, in the middle of the street…read more The storage bins were labeled, one for Baltimore, the other for DC. He scanned our ticket and we boarded. The bus was pretty full, so we ended up sitting separately. The above head storage bins are kind of tight, so I had to take something out of my over stuffed backpack to manage to wiggle it in. While my purse sat on my lap. I liked the foot rest and the hook on the handle on the seat in front of me. Trash bags were hung here and there. Looks like they also provided small bottles of water for us, though we had to grab those ourselves. The electric plugs didn't seem to work, but perhaps the ubs plugs in the ceiling did. Our driver was a great communicator. He set expectations so we knew that we had a 20 min rest stop before arriving at Baltimore, and pointed out things to help us to pay attention and to get back to the right bus. He warned us that given current construction that we were sure to arrive later than what our tickets said, and gave us his best eta given the circumstances. Another passenger later commented that the bus bathroom was clean. We kind of ended up being dropped off on a brightly painted bridge in the middle of no where - perhaps on Maryland Ave?, by a bus stop. A short walk from Penn Station.

Terrible experience! Our group of 32 people waited for over…read morean hour in the rain for the bus to arrive. The bus that finally arrived was a 20-year-old beater. The transmission was bad, the alignment and suspension were shot, and the bathroom door did not latch. The suspension was so severely degraded that it audibly bottomed out on road bumps, causing motion sickness among multiple passengers. The transmission could not maintain speed on inclines, making the journey slow and stressful for everyone on board. The windshield wipers were so worn they could barely clear rain from the windshield (a serious safety hazard). Overhead storage bins would not latch, risking items falling on passengers, and the lighting inside most of them did not work. The spare tires were stored in a luggage compartment and had dangerously little tread remaining. We paid Rally/OurBus for what we were promised would be a newer luxury coach with ample luggage space and modern amenities. Instead, we got an old bus with no electrical outlets, damaged seat upholstery, and a bathroom that reeked before a single passenger had even used it. They sent us a vehicle that should not be in passenger service. When we sought a refund, we were bounced between Rally/OurBus (the broker) and All Aboard Express (the bus company), and now neither company will return our calls. Save yourself the headache and book elsewhere!