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Originally Posted by sireyes
Hello Everyone,
I am fairly unfamiliar with the train station and I think that I should start taking it. I live in Bridgeport and I work full time in Darien and I attend school part time in Norwalk. So basically my whole life is in Darien and Norwalk. I can't afford to move out on my own so I thought taking the train may be a good idea. I'm starting to get sick from sitting in traffic!
Do you think that the Bridgeport parking garage is safe, do i need a permit, how much do I need to pay, how do i get train tickets?
Also I think there is a bus stop at the end of my street to the train station should I use that instead?
Any help please
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During rush hour the train station is full of people and safe.
You buy the tickets from a machine in the waiting room(you can pay in cash or credit). If you are traveling during rush hour you have to select the "peak" fare, all other times select "off-peak." You can find schedules on Metro-North's website.
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The bus station is next to the train station(there is a walkway that connects the two). You can check out the bus schedule on their website. I use the bus on occasion to get from the train station up to St. Vin's or sometimes East Main Street and I have always found it convenient.
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The parking garage is as safe as any other parking garage. Since it is difficult to park at the Fairfield Train Station you will find a lot people from Fairfield, Easton, Trumbull parking in Bport and taking the train from there.