Union Station — Local services in Denver

Union Station in Denver is kind of a weird transit station. It can be incredibly confusing, I answer questions from obviously confused newbie travelers often. If you don't already know where the E and W lines depart from, you may never find them. It takes a bit of searching.

There's an escalator just behind the hotel (which is NOT, apparently, part of Union Station) which goes to an underground tunnel. This is where all the buses are. It's also the most direct route to the W and E light rails.

Also... Nobody has bothered to check that I paid to ride in 4 or 5 months.

There's no restroom, unless the ones in the tunnel were opened back up. And the "public" restroom in the hotel was closed to anyone without a receipt for a purchase of anything within the hotel.

To be clear: I haven't set foot in the hotel or the underground tunnel in several months. Neither is needed for my commute, having switched to a different train line and the restroom was made...

Look, I get it, the homeless can be an inconvenience, especially when the whole city is at war against them. But in the efforts to dehumanize them, and make every attempt at making sure you don't allow them any show of kindness or decency, you've made problems for people who aren't suffering from homelessness. (Yet). What are your commuters who pay the fare supposed to do when their phone battery dies and yet the fare is on their phone. Certainly not find any semblance of a charging station, that's for sure. Or, what if a 'plus sized' individual wants to sit down on a bench? That's not gunna happen thanks to the anti-homeless-sleep-stoppers you have on your benches. I know, because I am...

Why the hell do you not post which track the train to the airport is on. Every single time i come from light rail i have no idea which side. Dumbest oversight of any...