Orakei
3 km
Beautiful location, also very convenient location right next to Orakei Bay Village. G...
Remuera
4 km
Amazing early Auckland train station. Authentic and original. Well cared for. Wonder ...
Kingsland
4 km
Great Location about 200 metres from the entrance to Eden park. The only issue is yo...
Meadowbank
4 km
Awesome train station and great artwork by the one and only.
Greenlane
5 km
The walking navigation is wrong, the station can not be accessed via Derry st. It is ...
Morningside
5 km
Trains are always late at evening times. All the time it's got some sleepers, drunks,...
Ellerslie Train Station
6 km
Small train station without any other facilities but it does have a limited train sto...
Baldwin Ave
6 km
Needs more shelter so that I don't get rained on. Otherwise it is just an average sta...
Mt Albert
7 km
Love this station, lots of seating and shelter, and the tag stations are just right a...
Glen Innes
7 km
Pizza was cold delivery took very long the tracking said pizza was still at the store...
Penrose Train Station
8 km
Poor walking design. It took me a minute to walk from a ramp. A path could have been ...
Te Papapa
8 km
Fantastic train service. Regularly go to the Cinema at Newmarket. Best way to travel ...
Panmure Station
8 km
For a place that can be busy especially morning and afternoon busy hours. You would t...
Onehunga
9 km
Does have toilets and parking, but waiting in triangle lines for rush hour to swipe o...
Reviews
A pretty basic station on the edge of Auckland City Centre used by the Northern Explorer and Te Huia trains. Finally getting a modest upgrade with wheelchair ramps, toilets and a covered waiting area. But a city with a third of Aotearoa’s population deserves better than this for interregional and long-distance trains.
Absolutely Loved the Scenic Train from Auckland to Wellington. The staffnAre friendly lots of variety of food and drinks on board.nnPlenty of leg room,,comfortable sittingnHighly Recommended.
The Te Huia Train stop at this station too. This is the only way to come to Auckland City from Hamilton if you want to travel by train.nnThe other way to come to Auckland is catching bus route 21 from Hamilton Transport Hub at 9:15am during weekdays. The bus will take you to Pukekohe train station where you can catch bus 394 to Papakura for AT train services to Auckland city. The trip costs you 10 dollars by Full Fare Bee Cards with an approximately 2-hour trip via most towns like The Base, Huntley, Meremere, Hampton Downs, Pukeno, Tuakau and Buckland. It’s a scenic route just like Te Huia is. The return trip departs at 14:20 at Pukekohe Station during weekdays. No service during public holidays. So if you are not a morning person who can make it to catching Te Huia, Route 21 is definitely a good option for you.nnOne of the perks Te Huia has is that it will take you directly to Auckland city with only 18 dollars maximum you need to pay. It also has on board cafe, wifi, toilets and disabled seating areas for customers with different needs. It also runs on Saturday, on which 21 doesn’t run from Hamilton to Pukekohe, as it does from Monday to Friday.nnThe Strand station, which is the one this review is for, is a bit far from the city centre and Britomart Station. Also it doesn’t have an on site toilet at the moment, which causes me a bit inconvenience.
Was hard to get to from the city the bus service was hard to find I ran out of time looking for one and no bus stop across the road from the station we ended up catching a taxi.$30 platform was a basic station atmosphere.not sure why they kept this station here.britomart is 20 min walk away..
You can take Northern explorer train from here for WellingtonnnThe route is soo scenic and beautiful