Colma Station in Colma

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  Jesse Kidd

  :: 09 May 2018 04:33:28

  Super nice attendees. Rest room. Almost always 2 police officers in an SUV cruiser. I think it's technically still in Daily City though.

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  E Phelan

  :: 05 October 2017 04:36:17

  One of the only reasons I go to Colma is to visit Holy Cross. It's been awhile. I have to say Polly seems to feel so comfortable and happy to spend time there

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  Nick Zi Chen

  :: 02 May 2017 17:03:11

  Nice and bright all around during the day. Well designed with easy access to other forms of transportation whether it be Samtrans or your own car in one of the many parking spaces. Very cool pedestrian walkway to the large parking lot.

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  Reanne Matic

  :: 28 March 2017 13:32:28

  I live closer to the Daly City Bart Station, but I prefer the Colma Bart Station for three reasons. First, the parking garage at Daly City Station has four levels; on the other hand, Colma Station has more than four levels. Second, Colma Station is not as congested as Daly City Station. Third, eight SamTrans buses (38, 112, 118, 120, 121, 122, 130 & ECR) go to Colma Station than Daly City Station. There are cons as well to Colma Station, such as no access to Muni. The station only serves the following lines: Pittsburgh/Bay Point to/from SFIA/Millbrae & Richmond to/from Daly City/Millbrae. Lastly, whenever I come here, there is usually one attendant available and most of the time, they only help with Bart or SamTrans inquiries as well as Bart ticket issues. There have been a few times where no one is around to help you, so it can be frustrating and tricky. For those interested, Colma Station includes Monthly Reserved Permits, a daily $3 parking fee (weekends are free), Carpool, and Airport/Long Term parking. You can pay the $3 parking fee by clipper card, cash, or adding $3 extra to your Bart ticket and paying at the kiosk.

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  Jayberrytech

  :: 25 March 2017 00:00:44

  Decent station, not that fancy though