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Danubia Silva Leal: Estacão de trem em lowell Massachusetts USA

Bob Maynard: It runs on time but the stations could use a serious pressure wash

Vinny •: The ticket machine is often broken and if you don't have cash you won't be able to board, some drivers drive the bus as if was a car which is can get scary at times while others drive slower than a turtle. Lack of decent bathrooms too, too many stairs when boarding the train.

Nadia Toriani: Quero agradecer pelo cuidado que o senhor Adrian que trabalha em Lowell tem pelos pacientes, ele é atencioso e cuidadoso no transporte.. parabéns por ser tão bom e educado, não é a primeira vez, já e a segunda vez que levo pacientes de Nortwoold com ele e ele é muito atencioso! Super indico..

Alex G.: Reasonably well laid-out. If you plan to take a bike or skateboard or something similar, just ride it up the garage. It's too much of a hassle to fit it in the elevator

Brad Walker: I would give this station a 5. But, it's a rail station and they never get a 5. 🙂 Honestly, it's clean, safe, and we'll lit. It's a really good station to use.

Anthony Craig Evans: Clean station 🚉

Actovania: it works and that's all I care about

Faith Mark: Bring cash for parking. Turn onto Gallagher Square, there is no access on Thorndike. Head up to the third floor (park there if you can) and follow the signs for 'All Trains'. Don't take the first catwalk on the left. Give yourself an extra 20 minutes if (like me today) it's your first time using this station. The parking guys are standoffish but helpful in a pinch, and everything in the station is closed save for a few vending machines. I drove around for 30 minutes because I couldn't find the damn station and there was no indication to turn onto Gallagher for MBTA access. Hopefully this helps someone someday.

Charles Schnabel: Once you learn where stations are and how to pay = great way to get downtown to the Freedom Trail.

Matthew J Shochat: It's fine

Yvette “Yvonne” Delgado: Ride enjoy

Wyatt M Wilson: Americas past and present. Very few places have transportation in cities such as Lowell to Boston, which is awesome where you dont need a car. MBTA made it more attractive and affordable when they introduced $10.00 weekend on trains unlimited (Saturday and Sunday) giving you oppourtunity to explore Boston amd the state of Massachusetts. As for Lowell station, its clean, safe and many sitting areas downstairs and upstairs, as well as benches by track platform. Turn of century Red brick mill is right beside train station giving it that "turn of century essence". Give the train a chance and dont always rely on your car. Save gas, wear and tear and your car, and especially the environment. Thank you Lowell!

Norma Ortiz: Muy bueno

Sam: Op

Khanh Nguyen: Dirty station.

Fabienne Rich: It was perfect and very fast and you can go every where on time.

clifford oglesby: Great renovation s

Saint Socram Nŷmaíã: Some guy farted on me when i was in the train... Pretty musky

Colby Harris: I just love trains in general. Convenient and fast once you figure out the schedule. However, it is kinda difficult to get from North Station to South Station. Just giving a heads up.