Otahuhu Train Station

This bleach blonde rude elderly woman came up to me and asked me if I “could read” after I walked up the stairs only to see that the doors were locked and came back down looking for a sign to show me what was going on and where to go. She then continued to say “You should learn how to read“ I didn’t say anything rude to her and she approached me so I don’t know what her problem was or why she was making such a big deal about me taking one minute to walk up and down the stairs.

Not the best stop to have a train terminated on as I experienced today. The security guards there weren't helpful either as they mistook my location several times and told me to get on the taxi/bus service to Manukau. I had to wait for half an hour to get the next train which, luckily I wasn't on a time restraint.

Recently upgraded train station which is now accessible for disable propel and has toilets and bus station linked to neighborhood places. Be careful during late night and early morning times. There are CCTV cameras operating all the time so it is safer.

Well-designed new station, always clean, well-let and spacious. Guards are always friendly when I pass through in the mornings and feels safe whenever I come back late at night. Take some time to watch the video in the entrance way which explains some of the design features - really worth watching.

Love the street artnGet paid to do great art go see the council summit yourself dream Big go hard remember your signature is $75 per person beware if the pen meet paper just imagine the people that was on the project how much do you think they got paid per hrnneed music on the trainnWhere's the Maori WardennOh where are the community cop's that walks the street

Directions to Otahuhu Train Station with public transportation

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