The architecture in amazing and the people watching is great! Nice place to sit for a while and watch all the comings and goings!

Union Station is a beautiful location, worth a visit even if you aren't using it for travel plans. In addition to being a busy transportation hub, it has hosted weddings and other events, including vintage photo shoots.

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm What can I say about a train station using 100 characters. It is a great place to people watch and to wait for a train believe it or not. If your looking to catch a train, I would definitely recommend the Union Station :0\

Union Station is a fabulous example of an Art Deco building which has been perfectly maintained. Hardly anything has been changed so entering the building is like stepping back in time. It connects to the modern subways and was a joy to visit.

I took dozens of photos of the wonderful architectural details (seriously, I was taking photos of the marble floor). Lovely building, full of life. Humanity hums through this place while it stands with regal history. A great sight to see.

This is a must see for Art Deco fans. The interior waiting room area is like a walk back into the 1930's. This is the only Amtrak station in Los Angeles. There are connections to all of the local subway lines. On the minus side --- a lot of degenerate types hang out here. Hold on to your belongings. The... More

Our train from San Diego terminated at Union Station. While large it was well signposted and easy to navigate. Our luggage was delivered quickly and the staff were friendly and helpful. There is an information desk there with maps and assistance. Toilets were clean and there were plenty of food outlets. Check out the leather seats in the waiting areas.

Traveling on a recent Amtrak excursion through NM to LA up the coast to Seattle and back, we had a long layover in LA @ historic Union Station. I remembered it as a child when my parents would travel with us throughout the U.S. on the train. What a shock to see it 60 years later! I couldn't believe how... More

I've been to Union Station twice traveling by Amtrak. Although there is some historical significance to the area, the station itself smells like urine. I'm sincerely not kidding. The elevators, the chairs in the center of the station. I'm not entirely sure how it came to smell like this...if you do get stuck at Union Station for more than an... More