The Worst Amtrak Stations Youve Actually Seen?

[amtrakwolverine]

I gotta vote for Madera, CA. ANY "station" without a roof is A-OK # 1 Bad in my book. That made me laff out loud.........

you know it used to have a bus shelter type structure back in 2001 but it was removed.

http://www.trainweb.org/usarail/madera.htm

 

[DET63]

I found these pictures of Fulton, KY (City of New Orleans).

Is that a redneck/trailer trash train station?

 

[espeefoamer]

I found these pictures of Fulton, KY (City of New Orleans).

Is that a redneck/trailer trash train station?

It's a tornado magnet. h34r:

 

[transit54]

Palm Springs, CA - It's pretty bad. it located in the middle of nowhere. (I have seen)

Palm Springs Amtrak station (sometimes called North Palm Springs).

The only thing with Palm Springs, though, is that it's in the middle of a field of wind turbines, which I thought was very cool. This is the view opposite the picture above. And since there was absolutely nothing around it, I bet it's pretty safe. IMO, Amtrak has worse.

 

[user 1215]

I gotta vote for Madera, CA. ANY "station" without a roof is A-OK # 1 Bad in my book. That made me laff out loud.........

you know it used to have a bus shelter type structure back in 2001 but it was removed.

http://www.trainweb.org/usarail/madera.htm

Removed, stolen, or . . . blown away?

 

[Ispolkom]

I gotta vote for Madera, CA. ANY "station" without a roof is A-OK # 1 Bad in my book. That made me laff out loud.........

you know it used to have a bus shelter type structure back in 2001 but it was removed.

http://www.trainweb.org/usarail/madera.htm

Removed, stolen, or . . . blown away?

Say what you will about the Palm Springs station. That shelter is not going to blow away.

 

[amtrak_russ]

This site has pictures of every current amtrak station on the system excluding bus stops!!!

Amtrak stations

 

[DET63]

This site has pictures of every current amtrak station on the system excluding bus stops!!!Amtrak stations

"Future historic"?

"We'll have a historic train station here. . . once we get it it built!"

Well, here's the more-or-less official explanation:

The Oregon City Amtrak train Station (ORC) finally opened in April 2004 to much fanfare. True, there is not much there--just a waiting place and platform, but it is functional and is the 10-year dream of the city and region. Eventually, the city hopes to move the original SP station (which is presently used for offices) to the site to be used once again as the city's train station.