Dundas St. @ Hwy. 407 Park & Ride

Warning: No washroom anymore, please be noted.
If you travel from Niagara Falls to Burlington, you can use the washroom at Burlington Go station. Don’t forget to let the driver know you will use the washroom, they will tell you the exact time they leave the station.

Very good experience on Go bus from Niagara to square one. Especially the driver of the bus Mr D’souza was so polite helpful and was like tour guide all the way.

Nice GO station in Burlington. Good connectivity service towards Niagara and Richmond Hill. Staff are good and cooperative. Neatly maintained. Followed covid protocols.

Great heater in the waiting room, takes you to Burlington, Oakville, Toronto area, HAMILTON, Niagara Falls etc

It is safe station and it is big and easy to park and it is clean

Nice and cozy waiting room. The stops are good and correctly highlighted.

Clean area but it needs benches

Nice

Safe and spacious location to wait for your connection. Including a departure and return platform for the Ontario Northland Transit Company which travels from there making stops as far as Sudbury and back for approximately $70.00 one way.
No food or beverage options though and that means they can allocate more monies towards an on-site presence with great building maintenance rather than having to do extra garbage disposal etc. A water bottle refill station would be very useful here.

You can get the GoBus there, towards mississauga and Hamilton Airport.
Service is evry 15 to 20 minutes.

I've been using this Carpool (or Park & Ride called now a days) for about 5 years now. The pros are that the GO, Burlington Transit and Oakville Transit all run on time with very good connections. The GO connections are very good as there is a bus to Hamilton/McMaster, Mississauga/Square or Niagara-Falls/St-Catherine's. The service has been getting much better over the past few years with all 3 transit systems increasing their service here (compared to 2010-2012). There has been a recently installed washroom and 2 new shelters.

However the Cons come mostly from how the station is set up. It can be dangerous sometimes for transit riders as sometimes the Burlington Transit buses sometimes drop you off in the middle of the bus-only road, which can be dangerous if there's another bus coming. The station is not accessible, so don't bother getting here by crossing the street if you have difficulty going up hills on your own. The cross-walk is also dangerous as some cars go 70-80 km/h and don't see you crossing until they are very close to the intersection. I should mention however that the being a pedestrian as gotten much easier since they put in that new paved path directly from the intersection. And the road turns are very sharp coming in and out so drive slowly to avoid any collisions, since buses take up the entire road when making those sharp turns.