King City - King City, Ontario

King City

King City est une localité située au Canada, plus précisément dans la province de l'Ontario. Avec une adresse de ON L7B 1H5, cette ville accueille le célèbre King City, un établissement réputé pour ses prestations exceptionnelles et ses services de qualité supérieure.

Ce lieu se distingue par ses spécialités en matière de gare, offrant un accès facile et pratique aux voyageurs. De plus, King City s'efforce de rendre son service accessible à tous, y compris ceux qui utilisent un fauteuil roulant. Les installations comprennent une entrée accessible en fauteuil roulant, un parking accessible en fauteuil roulant, ainsi que des toilettes accessibles en fauteuil roulant. Les toilettes sont également disponibles pour les clients, et diverses options de transport peuvent être fournies 24 heures sur 24. En outre, King City propose un parking gratuit et un parking payant pour la commodité de ses clients.

En termes d'opinions, King City a reçu 50 avis sur Google My Business, reflétant l'expérience des clients. Avec un avis moyen de 3,5/5, cela montre que l'établissement a réussi à impressionner une grande partie de sa clientèle, bien que certains aient pu ressentir que certaines améliorations pourraient être apportées.

• Entrée accessible en fauteuil roulant
• Parking accessible en fauteuil roulant
• Toilettes accessibles en fauteuil roulant
• Toilettes
• Options de transport disponibles 24 h/24
• Parking gratuit
• Parking payant

👍 Avis de King City

Max M.

1/5

This station is a joke and it is one of the reasons people tend to avoid public transport. If you happen to get here later than 6-7 AM you may not find any parking, unless you are paying for a reserved parking space, so find someone to drive you there if you don’t have alternatives. there are a lot of empty land around the area, it is close to population centres yet there are just a bunch of reserved parking spaces in proximity and if you don’t have a reserved spot you need to drive to the farthest parking lot which is often packed and then walk back to the station. Passing over the rails, so if you are late just find another way.to go to downtown. The station itself looks half finished and there is a building with some sitting and washrooms but the doors are locked for some reason.

Jorge M.

1/5

As others have said this station is a complete joke and a reflection of go transit and our model of public transit. They have 3 parking lots, of which 90% is reserved yet empty on a work day leaving you high and dry. The plebes are forced to fight for one of a handful of spots at the station and if not then go drive another 800 metres to some church only to find it also full. I drove 45 minutes here only to waste my time. Go to another go station unless you can get here before everyone else.

Andrew S.

1/5

I wanted to take the train to Toronto for a midday meeting. I checked three parking lots for a space, and there were zero, so I drove instead. I value my time and money, so I won't risk public transit again.

Ron

2/5

All GO stations should open at night for passengers to wait for their pickup especially in a bad weather day. There is also a safety concern when passengers waiting there in the dark.

Andrew M.

4/5

Amazing GO station that'll soon be turned into something similar to Rutherford GO. It's a shame that the stations are un-staffed, as it would make waiting for the train miles more pleasant. But, the Go station has free wi-fi and has bathrooms, but inside. It does have presto machines and automatic ticket dispensers. Would be way better if the station was staffed.

soldier22881

2/5

The station building is permanently closed, you cant enter it so if theres bad weather you will have to stay outside. Which is strange considering the lights are on at the station? very wierd

David S.

1/5

Literally no place to park even at the over flow, you watch people scrambling around 7AM unable to park and often the reserved spots are empty -- where's the big sign that says go park at the Church?

Joe R.

1/5

utter garbage for parking, shame for the working poor, maybe 40 unpaid monthly spots available.. $1500.00 per year per spot and soooo many are vacant but unused...just drive to Toronto