Oakville

GO Transit is good when its good but AWFUL when its AWFUL. Missing trains causing delays, giving wrong information and then being stranded all as someone who has mobility issues and made staff aware from the beginning. Then when you go to customer support and email your feedback they basically tell me its MY FAULT that I got stranded after following the directions and taking the train/bus the employee advised.Needless to say it was a waste of money and then an absolute joke to be told it was my fault.That trip would have been rated negative stars if I had the chance

I got to the rail and being from US didn’t quite know what I was doing. Dana spotted that I needed help and came over to me without question and got me the right tickets to get on my way to the Jays game. Excellent customer service and I’m loving the Canada way. They do IT right. Love IT

I was having a horrible day but the staff here made me feel so much safer. As a student living on my own I don’t always have enough money to get where i need to, but the staff here provided me with a complimentary ticket after the trains went out of service. Without them I would not have been able to get home safe.

I needed to take a train back into Toronto on the weekend. Seems quiet. I think regular weekdays will be a different experience. There are announcements that masks are still required. There are also shelters to protect commuters from the elements. Pretty useful. I used to ride from another GO station that didn't have shelters. Cold to say the least.

Safe community with lots of shops downtown. Bronte harbour is not far, 30 minutes by walk.

So. Go train service down between west harbour and Oakville. Fine. Shuttle bus gets to Oakville. Train conductor sees people coming up the platform. Closes the doors on everyone who got off the bus, then leaves. Great coordination everyone. Lol

I visited Oakville Cardiologist for annual checkup. I used public transit and the bus stop is located on the north side of the property, very convenient. There was no excessive wait time. I was promptly scheduled for all my tests and met with my cardiologist in less than one hour. Very prompt, friendly staff and very professional.

Excellent place to be if you want to travel to Toronto or Hamiton. The platforms were well cleaned and nicely renovated, with an elevator for those with impairments. Fare payment was easy, however there was usually a line up at the Presto machine in the tunnel for people loading money.

I am not a avid go train user and decided to take the train down to the Game from the Oakville go station. So I stopped in early to see what the schedule is departing from Oakville. Only to find out that NOBODY WORKS THERE? I had cash on me to buy a ticket for tonight..........BUT YOU DO NOT TAKE CASH????? THERE ARE NO PRINTED TRAIN SCHEDUALS ??????There is no one able to give directions on where to go????? I find this very poor that a publicly funded transportation IN FACT ITS UNBELEAVABLE !!!!! ! WILL NEVER TAKE THE TRAIN AGAIN.

Call it coincidence, but the last THREE times I’ve tried taking a Union bound train from this station, there have been very serious logistical and communication blunders on behalf of Go Transit. First, they did not communicate a track closure ahead, and everyone was forced off at Clarkson to wait over an hour for a bus transfer. Second, I waited for a train which ended up cancelled and no announcement was made. Now today, the train was stated to arrive at platform 2, and ended up arriving to platform 3. Each of these incidents left a crowd of 50-100 angry people waiting for the next train.The only reasons I’m rating two stars instead of one is because the location is reasonably accessible and I like that the westbound track is located right next to the parking lot.