Central Park Station

There are no station attendants here for those who need assistance. There is a ticket vending machine, which thankfully worked. We missed an airport-bound train by a split second and had to wait 15 minutes for the next one. This normally isn't a big deal, but when it's a bitingly cold 25 degrees and there are no indoor areas to retreat to, you start to get grumpy. And grumpier when you get approached by a random stranger inviting you to a bible study.

Easy.always make a plan before you go always dress for weather and always watch your surroundings.the attendants are on the train and at union station.

It’s clean and I feel safe at odd hours. Careful, no parking is free. One lot has a sign saying you have to pay to park. The other does not. I assumed it was free as I did not see a sign anywhere. They charge you big if you don’t pay. Which is why the streets outside the lots are free.

Good parking and multimodal facility

A bit shady, but well located and very accessible from all directions