First time visiting the railway station it is very big. However very easy to navigate around the station with easy to connect with the trams and the free buses. The station is very clean to including the toilets also the staff was friendly too.

Not bad as big stations go - plenty of food and other outlets, including Supermarket convenience branches and the usual coffee shops (prices in some higher than high street as you'd expect). Plenty of seating for waiting, including quieter

This was a grand station to change trains at, headed by a colossal glass roof! The lobby has a similarly styled roof and is massive, featuring numerous places to eat or drink and expansive live departure boards. Platforms are appropriately

Manchester Piccadilly train station is one of Manchester's two principle rail terminals (Victoria being the other). Piccadilly services local and intercity lines, including direct trains to London Euston (about 2 and a half hours) and

Train station to various part of Northern England. The signs are clear and a crowded place. During strikes period we cannot avoid a slight delay and got to be get ready before to depart. Journey planning is a little bit disrupted.

A very crowded but well managed train station in the UK. There are lots of trains passing and arriving but they are always on time. Great architecture as well. Mostly clean areas.

There are two main train stations in Manchester. Manchester Piccadilly and Manchester Victoria. Both stations are connected to the tram service.

Station is much cleaner than it used to be 30ish years ago. Steps at the far end allow easy access to other platforms as well as near the gates.

Good and convenient!Great staff and great support !

Nice stadium and contains lot of facilities