Staff at the ticket selling point was very unfriendly, worse experience ever, the staff at the information desk were very nice and advised me to get tickets online cos its cheaper however, also to ask for more advice at the ticket desk. I went up and asked but the person was very snotty and said I was wasting her time
Not an extremely large train station like st pancras. Initially built in 1836 but expanded and mordenised now. The old facade was maintained and is now the stations front. But convenient to move around to the city center and main bus station. Normal amenities like food n drink joints n restrooms are available.
Normally I divide my reviews into a "Good and Bad" section, but this won't be the case and you'll see why. With that being said, I'll be reviewing:*Arrival/Departure Boards - There are a number of large arrival and departure boards spread out throughout the station. They're all fully functioning and easy to read, which is a great plus and stops everyone from having to congregate in the same area - which can be a nuisance during peak hours. Thankfully that isn't the case here and this station stands as an example of how to do it right. *Size - This station is pretty big - which is expected, as it is the main train station in Liverpool. The platforms are also well spread out throughout the station from one end to another, which is really good for preventing mass crowding.*Hygiene - In all the different times I've been to this station, it's ALWAYS been consistently clean. Same thing for the gents toilets as well. This is pretty outstanding and deserves praising because I know from experience that not all stations are like this, so it's something worth noting as a great positive when you do see a station always clean like this.*Customer Service - The members of staff throughout the station are very friendly and seem genuinely interested in helping you out if you have something you need assistance with. This has been my experience throughout the times I've been at this station and when I've asked for help. All that's to say that the customer service here is pretty good to say the least. *Services/Stores - There are quite a number of stores within the station ranging from your standard coffee shops, to Boots pharmaceutical stores. The station has just enough stores for its size and for those looking to eat or make quick last minute purchases before their journey. I'm pleased with whats on offer and have no complaints to be honest. *Seating Areas - There's a lot a of seating areas throughout the station. While this is good, it's worth mentioning that most of the seating areas within the station can sometimes be rendered useless during cold winter days as the station features an open air structure. This means that's this station is ESPECIALLY cold during winter, and the steel/iron seats they have for the seating areas feel even colder and less inviting for those looking to have a seat during winter. This of course isn't a problem during summer, but the current workaround for this problem involves having to seat inside some of the coffee shop around - if there's room. The lounge area available is alright, although it's not the most sizable considering how big the station is. This is by no means a deal breaker, but something that can be improved on.*Summary*Overall, this train station is one my favourite stations. It open-air structure makes it easy on the eyes as well as user-friendly. I like how it's always clean and how helpful the members of staff are, so I hope it's easy for you to see how this station has so many favourable reviews including my own.
Good, we go here occasionally. It is quite sanitary, and there is plenty of places to eat including an Upper Crust and Costa. There are toilets, though you have to pay a fine. The cost of tickets is not reduced from the usual.
Smart and clean station, easy to navigate in my wheelchair, few shops dotted around, staff friendly and very helpful
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