One of the perks of this location is having a multi-story parking that you can park your car away…read morefrom sun or snow; so, when you come back to pick up your car, it's not boiling hot during summertime and not buried under the snow during winter time. The station gives you access to both Go Train and ViaRail. It's rather busier than Bronte Go Station as it has these perks. But, in the afternoons, there's a lot of traffic getting out of the station and sometimes it takes 30 minutes to exit the area.

The VIA Rail and Go stations are in separate buildings. There are signs informing you of this. The…read moreman working that morning was helpful in answering my questions since this was the first time I had taken a VIA Rail train. If you're here for the GO train there's a huge parking structure as well as outdoor parking.

Port Credit GO Station is a small but busy transit hub in Mississauga, serving both GO Train and GO…read moreBus riders. The train service is generally reliable, and the connection to local MiWay buses makes it convenient for getting around the city. The station is wheelchair accessible and has a ticket booth, seats, and basic amenities, and it's easy to navigate. Parking is available but fills up fast during rush hours. One of the nicest things about this station is its location--you can step outside and be just minutes from Port Credit's shops, restaurants, and lakeside parks.

Even though I visited during the COVID-19 Pandemic I am very ashamed by how this station looked…read moreespecially with all the graffiti that I saw along some of the signs along the different platforms. I definitely think this station can be improved in terms of technology and cleanliness.

I will like to plead with the drivers to please consider the lives they pick and allow passengers…read moresit down before moving, its announced even in the bus for passengers to sit until the bus stops before getting up to get off, I was saved by grace this morning, if I had that fall, I would have become bedridden and confined to wheelchair. And the driver will be living his life. Please, driver's kindly remember you deal with human lives. We are important to our families, someone like me a widow, and the only one left for my kids, it would have been very devastating. Please. Thanks

I just got on the bus and all the seats were newly fitTed, The bus looked amazing inside and out…read moresince I do like the gas ones more

It's rather a small station with ample parking spots available to park you car and take Go train to…read moreeither Aldershot station or to Toronto or even eastern part of GTA. There are a few Presto machines to charge your Presto card; you can also tap your debit/credit card to get on the train. I haven't seen a guide at the station, so make sure you do your homework and check the train schedules before getting to the station.

As commuter stations go, it's one. Lots of parking, three tracks, no problems. Accessible by…read morewalking would be nice.

Clarkson Go Station is located on Lakeshore West route and is the last station stop before Express…read moretrains start (Eastbound trains towards Union Station) during rush hour (mornings and afternoons). It has a spacious multi-story covered parking garage on the south side and more parking spots on both north and south sides of the station. There's station is wheelchair accessible on both eastbound snd westbound platforms.

This stop is one of the stations in the Lakeshore west line. The Ambiance is alright, it's nothing…read morebad, but it's nothing amazing to say, just gray tunnels with signs and posters. What else? The go train service here is pretty good, I only had one delay on my trips with GO, but during peak hours (especially when the train comes back from Union,) it can be FULL. But I have never seen a train from this line unable to take more people. Almost like they have extra storage.

Burlington Go station is a great station to wait for your train or bus. With plenty of seating,…read morevending machines and a Tim's, there's enough here to keep you occupied while you wait. There's a good strong wi-fi connection, clean toilets and it's nice and warm on these colder days! Staff are also very friendly!

When you take the bus from Niagara Falls,Canada , trying to go to Toronto, you need to stop at the…read moreBurlington Station in order to catch the train to take you to Union Station, where are you then can take an Uber or lots of street cars to get to your destination in Toronto. Unfortunately, you can't wait indoors for the train. You have to stand outside and freeze to death in the winter and die of heat, and get chased by bees in the summer But, it's a station, so what can you do?

Conveniently located, my only beef with Cooksville is it's strangely laid out…read more There's at least two kiss & ride locations, which means that when you're getting picked up you sort of have a 50/50 chance of actually being in the same place as your ride. I've only ever disembarked here, of course. As I said, it's well located in the 'Saug, so you can drive from here to square one or up to Courtney Park.

What can I say other than HOME, SWEET HOME!…read more This station is fairly big with expanded parking (that fills up quick, so don't be late!) This is one of the more central stations, so there's a plethora of people that are on the platform. The GO train itself is a pleasant ride in. Decent seating, clean and not that long of a ride from Cooksville into Union (if there are no delays - don't get me started..) My only real beef with this line (and the reason for a missing star) is the crappy, limited schedule. The last train from Union is just after 7pm! If I work late, I'm then forced to take the bus or an Uber home. The lakeshore line runs until 1:30am - c'mon GO, give us more flexibility!! In ending, I have to say that my favourite part of the whole GO train experience is watching the few nuts running at full speed off the train and into their cars to beat the others, haha. CHOO CHOO!!

The last stop (or, admittedly, first stop) on a neglected leg of the go train lines. You can catch…read moreone of the morning trains into Toronto here, or disembark from the evening trains. The services are fairly light. You can recharge your Presto card, buy a coffee or tea, or use the facilities. Parking is pretty bad. You'll be lucky to find a spot, although many naughty commuters park (illegally but generally without consequence) in the Superstore parking lot. They encourage the use of an auxiliary parking lot. At Lisgar station. I'm not kidding. There are buses to be had, too, on a much more regular schedule. It's no union station. But it gets the job done.

Parking lot of always full during rush hour. But other than that, pretty average…read more I use it for work and traveling downtown toronto Its not too bad traveling with kids, especially if you're headed downtown for the aquarium. There's nothing too spectacular about it