Abandoned station despite the number of people who use it to go to work. Renfe should invest both in facilities and in the frequency of train passage, especially during rush hour.

Estación donde he pasado de los mejores días de mi vida. El tren solo lo he cogido un par de veces pero el descampado de al lado ofrece una variedad bastante amplia de actividades culturales, las cuales me han convertido en el hombre de provecho que hoy en día soy. Recomendable conocerlo, la mejor hora es al atardecer

Sorry if my 1-star rating misleads you into thinking anything is right with this place. There was no zero-star or less rating chance. Unless you are working in one of the industries near-by, there is no need to use this station or you really want to find yourself here, especially if you are coming or leaving in the dark hours of the day. Parking is free but good luck parking your car. There is no parking lot and road side parking is in extremely short supply. After those roadside spots are full, you need to resort into abandoned property to park. There is no pavement after the road into the train station ends (very abruptly), you are on your own navigating your way around the ditches and hills. I felt scraping the bottom of my rental car twice, while trying to find an empty parking spot. It was right after rainy days and ground was full of mud puddles to navigate around. Of course there are no public transport employees or security surveillance around to talk about. I am amazed and pleasantly surprised that, my rental car was not broken into. Building is a joke and it looks permanently closed. The ticket machine did not work. We had to ride without a ticket and find a transport employee at Sol station to buy our tickets after the trip, which is not fun by any measure, as I have not seen employees of any establishment, so disinterested to help the public. Facebook browsing must be much more important than doing their jobs and helping public. And this is becoming a trend in Madrid I realized (at the airport, it was the same way) Thank god my wife speaks fluent Spanish so we can ask help from local people. If I were to come to Madrid alone, I would be found dead in a corner where I was not supposed to be, in no time flat. Coming back to the 'estacion Getafe Industrial', in order to change lines to go to the opposite direction, you have to climb about 40-50 steps of stairs and come down the same amount and there is not handicap access available and the stairs are flexing under your feet, giving you the impression that they are going to collapse at any moment. Needless to say, I am not stepping foot into this dump another time. I will look for a different train station tomorrow.

That the station and the platform are made to dust, yes. That the overpass is very uncomfortable, too. It fulfills its function, but it is a shame that a place where so many people pass by is in this state.

(Translated by Google) Open train station with platform, scaffolding and bridge in industrial area where there is a large influx of workers throughout the year on a business day especially for the company AIRBUS. It has parking for cars discovered and with small area with pavement and another area without pavement. Bicycle parking. It has moderate covered seats to wait in case of rain. There is no lift for the disabled. (Original) Estación del tren abierta con plataforma, andamios y puente en zona industrial donde hay mucha afluencia de trabajadores a lo largo de todo el año en día laboral sobretodo para la compañía AIRBUS. Cuenta con parking para coches descubierto y con pequeña zona con pavimento y otra zona sin pavimento. Parking de bicicletas. Cuenta con asientos cubiertos moderados para esperar en caso de lluvia. No cuenta con ascensor para discapacitados.

(Translated by Google) Apart from all the unfortunate things that are said in the other opinions, I almost left the bottom of the car when entering because of a good hole there. This station is an absolute disgrace being in a fairly important industrial estate. (Original) Aparte de todo lo lamentable que se comenta en las demás opiniones, casi me dejo los bajos del coche al entrar por culpa de un buen boquete que hay. Esta estación es una absoluta vergüenza estando en un poligono industrial bastante importante.

Third world wooden platforms no vestibule stairs made of scaffolding access to stairs with pieces missing from the bridge very poor access train frequency very poor more priority is given to freight and Long Distance and Medium Distance trains than to the commuter trains that many of us work in polygons and it's embarrassing

(Translated by Google) Architecturally luxurious station and from the 70's. Improvable frequency. It's a cousin cousin hopefully fix the station next to it there is a shack to make urbex klk (Original) Estacion arquitectonicamente lujosa y de los años 70 frecuencia mejorable.. Es coña primo ojala arreglen la estacion al lado hay una choza pa hacer urbex klk

(Translated by Google) A station that is a shame for Getafe. An insult for the traveler The worst station in the southern area of Madrid. Disabled wheelchair users who come from Aranjuez or any other person with any other disability, have to climb stairs that are endless. The wheelchairs without access. I hope that Sara Hernández Edil de Getafe has the sensitivity and courage to solve this situation as soon as possible. And to Renfe I tell them that the humanitarian prevails over economic interests. That they put the solution as soon as possible. (Original) Una estación que es una vergüenza para Getafe. Un insulto para el viajero La peor estación de la zona sur de madrid. Los minusválidos de silla de ruedas que vienen de Aranjuez o cualquier otra persona con alguna otra minusvalía, tienen que subir unas escaleras que se hacen interminables. Las sillas de ruedas sin acceso. Espero que Sara Hernández Edil de Getafe tenga la sensibilidad y el coraje para solucionar lo antes posible está situacion. Y a Renfe les digo que lo humanitario prevalece a los intereses económicos. Que pongan la solución lo antes posible.

(Translated by Google) It is a small prefabricated station, with parking, and in the middle of nowhere, whose mere existence refers only to the nearby Airbus factory. The cleaning is very small, getting to find garbage in the surroundings of the station. As for customer service, it is non-existent, since there is no one to turn to, making it indispensable since the ticket machine constantly fails. In conclusion, if you do not work near this station or it is not essential to get off at it, avoid it at all costs. (Original) Se trata de una pequeña estación prefabricada, con parking, y en medio de la nada, cuya mera existencia se remite únicamente a la factoría Airbus que se encuentra cerca. La limpieza es ínfima, llegando a encontrar basura en los alrededores de la estación. En cuanto a la atención al cliente, es inexistente, puesto que no hay nadie a quien recurrir, haciéndose ésta indispensable puesto que la máquina de venta de billetes falla constantemente. En conclusión, si no trabajas cerca de esta estación o no es indispensable bajar en ella, evítala a toda costa.

(Translated by Google) I was "lucky" to use this station on my work trip to Madrid (I'm from Cádiz). Being one of the main public transport points for one of the most important industrial areas of Madrid (including Airbus Getafe and the hundreds of companies in the polygon), the condition of this station would make any train station in Eastern Europe look good. from the 70s. The ticket machine was not working (and from what I have heard, the strange thing is that it does), the entrances in a sorry state and the general appearance completely haggard. If it was a real pain for me to use this station once in my life, I cannot imagine the Madrid workers having to use it every day. (Original) Tuve la "suerte" de usar esta estación en viaje de trabajo que hice a Madrid (soy de Cádiz). Siendo uno de los principales puntos de transporte público para una de las zonas industriales más importantes de Madrid (incluidos Airbus Getafe y las cientos de empresas del polígono), el estado de esta estación haría quedar bien a cualquier estación de tren de la Europa del Este de los años 70. La maquina de venta de billetes no funcionaba (y por lo que he oído, lo extraño es que lo haga), los accesos en un estado lamentable y el aspecto general completamente demacrado. Si para mi fue un verdadero dolor usar esta estación una vez en mi vida, no puedo imaginar los trabajadores madrileños que la tienen que usar todos los días.

(Translated by Google) The station is simply a completely exposed wooden platform. In the middle of August, everyone is sheltered in the shade in the only roof there is. The canceller is a pole that no longer has a screen, in the middle of the platform, so if you arrive right with the train, you don't have time to validate. A real shame (Original) La estación es simplemente un tablado de madera completamente al descubierto. En pleno Agosto está todo el mundo refugiado a la sombra en el único que techo que hay. La canceladora es un palo que ya no tiene ni pantalla, en medio del anden así que si llegas justo con el tren no te da tiempo a validar. Una verdadera vergüenza

(Translated by Google) A shame. The floor of the platforms raised. Tiny roof that makes it impossible to shelter from the rain. Inaccessible for disabled people. It all adds up to the C3 line's problems: pitiful passing frequencies and assured delays. In short: an abandoned station. (Original) Una vergüenza. El suelo de los andenes levantado. Techado minúsculo que hace imposible resguardarse de la lluvia. Inaccesible para minusválidos. Todo se suma a los problemas de la línea C3: frecuencias de paso lamentables y retrasos asegurados. En definitiva: una estación abandonada.

Easy access to train tracks. The ticket vending machine also works great, with different payment options.

Not an inch of shadow on the platform (for a line that, if it is not delayed, has a frequency of 20 to 35 minutes). We have to wait between garbage and rails to protect ourselves from the scorching sun of Madrid

(Translated by Google) The worst station in Madrid, one of the two directions does not have access for the disabled, having to go up and down a large number of stairs. It also has no lathes, and unless you have the transport ticket, how to go Chamartín you have to go up and down all the stairs to go to the other side and buy a ticket in the only old machine in the station, all to then not have around where to pass it. (Original) La peor estación de todo madrid, uno de los dos sentidos no tiene acceso para minusvalidos teniendo que subir y bajar un gran número de escaleras. Tampoco tiene tornos, y a no ser que tengas el abono transporte, como vayas sentido Chamartín tienes que subir y bajar todas las escaleras para ir al otro lado y comprar un ticket en la unica y antigua máquina existente en la estación, todo para luego no tener torno por donde pasarlo.

(Translated by Google) The worst commuter station in the Community of Madrid. Outdoor, with wooden floor, with a machine in one way (direction Aranjuez), without electronic information panel, inaccessible for people with reduced mobility, with access to the route Madrid direction with temporary stairs of vertigo, terrible lighting , parking of terror, also with a hole in the entrance that you leave the bottom of the car. It is a shame as Adif has these facilities. In case it was not enough Renfe rewards these deficiencies, with line C3, with crowded trains and bad frequency in weekend. (Original) La peor estación de cercanías de la Comunidad de Madrid. A la intemperie , con suelo de madera,con una máquina en una sola vía ( dirección Aranjuez ), sin panel electrónico de información , inaccesible para personas con movilidad reducida, con acceso a la vía dirección Madrid con unas escaleras provisionales de vértigo , pésima iluminación , aparcamiento de terror , además con un socavón a la entrada que te dejas los bajos del coche. Es una vergüenza como Adif tiene estas instalaciones. Por si fuera poco Renfe premia estas deficiencias , con la línea C3 , con trenes abarrotados y mala frecuencia en fin de semana.

(Translated by Google) Horrible, dangerous and unfortunate situation of this station. Totally abandoned by public bodies and that is frequented by numerous workers of the polygons and Airbus. (Original) Horrible, peligrosa y lamentable situación de esta estación. Totalmente abandonada por los organismos públicos y eso que es frecuentada por numerosos trabajadores de los polígonos y Airbus.

(Translated by Google) A station that can be strategically placed well, but does not meet the minimum of the standard facilities. It is practically an abandoned and unsafe station. There has been talk of improving the station, but it has been going on for years. Then it's time to wait. What remedy. (Original) Una estación que puede estar colocada bien estratégicamente, pero que no cumple ni de lejos ni lo mínimo de las instalaciones estándar. Prácticamente es una estación abandonada y no segura. Se ha comentado de mejorar la estación, pero ya lleva años así. Luego toca esperar. Que remedio.

(Translated by Google) Third world station that is falling apart, surrounded by shanty towns selling drugs. (Original) Estación tercermundista que se cae a pedazos, rodeada de poblados chabolistas de venta de droga.

(Translated by Google) I find the state of this station unfortunate, there are no escalators or elevator, ,, on top of that the ticket machine is at the other end of the station ,,, you can risk missing the train if you are going to sign the subscription for the month . This very ditched ,,, the frequencies of the schedules are endless ,,, anyway I don't know when they are going to fix it (Original) Me parece lamentable el estado de está estación, ,no hay escaleras mecánicas ni ascensor, ,,encima la maquina de los billetes queda a la otra punta de la estación ,,,puede arriesgarte a perder el tren si vas a fichar el abono del mes . Esta muy abondonada ,,,las frecuencias de los horarios son interminables ,,,en fin no sé cuándo la van arreglar

(Translated by Google) At this station the trains take a long time. One day, wait half an hour. I think they should remove it from the line. (Original) En esta estación tardan muchos los trenes yo un día espere media hora yo creo que la deberían quitar de la linea

(Translated by Google) Whenever a municipal or state authority invites the use of public transport, I would ask them to take a tour of this station in total and regrettable state of abandonment. The floors of the platforms are made of rotten wood. Every two times the floorboards are raised, which is a real danger. The platform in the direction of Madrid is accessed by a prefabricated iron staircase that is a real danger in the rainy season or frost. If you have a mobility disability, you can not access the platform. And to top it off, there is a super mini roof with leaks that is unable to protect from the rain in winter and the sun in summer to the number of travelers who use this station every day. Train station of a third-world country. Regrettable and shameful (Original) Cada vez que una autoridad municipal o estatal invita a la utilización del transporte público, les pediría que se dieran una vuelta por esta estación en total y lamentable estado de abandono. Los suelos de los andenes son de madera podrida. Cada dos por tres se levantan los tableros del suelo lo que supone un verdadero peligro. Al andén en dirección a Madrid se accede por una escalera de hierro prefabricada que es un auténtico peligro en época de lluvias o heladas. Si tienes alguna discapacidad de movilidad no puedes acceder al andén. Y para colmo, existe un súper mini tejado con goteras que es incapaz de proteger de la lluvia en invierno y del sol en verano a la cantidad de viajeros que utilizamos a diario esta estación. Estación de tren de un país tercermundista. Lamentable y vergonzoso

It's fine, it has somewhere to sit and if the sun is favorable you have good shade. There is wheelchair access but only on one side of the station. If you want to go to the center there are only stairs

A horrible cut for cyclists. No access for disabled people, at least in the direction of Chamartín. But good 👍 for its location.

One of the worst commuter stops I've ever seen. Everything in ruins in the middle of a field. I wouldn't want to have to take the train here at night. On top of that, it has movement with all the workers from the nearby industrial estates, Airbus, the air base... It's a shame that they have it like this. Another issue is the waiting times on line C3.... Half an hour waiting for the train... In Madrid.... It can't be.

(Translated by Google) Abandoned station, the old-fashioned ticket vending machine to exchange the combinations of proximity with bird, it does not have a turnstile that would make it easier not to go to the machine, wooden platform in poor condition, some with holes (Original) Estacion abandonada, la maquina expendedora de billetes anticuada para canjear los combinados de cercania con ave, no tiene torno que facilitaria no ir a la maquina, madera del andén en mal estado algunas con agujeros

(Translated by Google) Lack of maintenance (Original) Falta de mantenimiento

(Translated by Google) Third worldist (Original) Tercer mundista

(Translated by Google) The worst season by far. In addition to being abandoned, you can spend between 30min and 1hr waiting for the train. The worst I've ever seen. (Original) La peor estación con diferencia. Además de abandonada, te puedes pasar esperando al tren entre 30min y 1hr. De lo peor que he visto.

(Translated by Google) Closer to a phantom station than an operating one ... (Original) Más cerca de una estación fantasma que de una en operación...

(Translated by Google) The worst commuter station in all of Spain, there is nowhere to take it. (Original) La peor estación de cercanías de toda España, no hay por donde cogerla.

(Translated by Google) It can only be defined in one way: an insult to the passenger. (Original) Solo se puede definir de una manera : un insulto al pasajero.

(Translated by Google) Ke reform it and give work to people it's embarrassing (Original) Ke lo reformen y den trabajo a la gente da vergüenza

(Translated by Google) Station without any type of access for people with disabilities. A shame. (Original) Estación sin ningún tipo de acceso para personas con discapacidad. Una vergüenza.

(Translated by Google) E a very neglected station (Original) E una estación muy descuidada

(Translated by Google) A medium abandoned station. There are parking lots where you can park cars - their capacity, about 20. There is a ticket machine, but I have never seen a staff and I always wonder what would happen if there was a problem. Nor does it have a toilet. (Original) Una estación medio abandonada. Hay aparcamientos donde puedes estacionar coches - su capacidad, unos 20. Hay una máquina de venta de billetes, pero nunca he visto un personal y siempre me pregunto qué pasaría si hubiera algún problema. Tampoco dispone de aseo.

(Translated by Google) Station in semi-abandoned state. Scaffolding on platforms from at least 3 years. Without access for the disabled and with a single machine for sale throughout the station, normally out of service, at the platform Aranjuez direction. Undoubtedly the worst station of the entire C3 and probably the entire Madrid suburban network. ADIF and Community should put letters in the matter. (Original) Estación en estado de semiabandono. Andamios en andenes desde al menos 3 años. Sin acceso para discapacitados y con una sola máquina de venta en toda la estación, normalmente fuera de servicio, en el andén dirección Aranjuez. Sin duda la peor estación de toda la C3 y seguramente de toda la red de cercanías Madrid. ADIF y Comunidad deberían poner cartas en el asunto.

(Translated by Google) Good combination to go to the center of Madrid (Original) Buena combinación para ir al centro de Madrid

(Translated by Google) Stop talking and Nothing else to add ... (Original) Deja de que hablar y Nada más que agregar...

(Translated by Google) It has no access for physically disabled people. (Original) No tiene asceso para personas disminuidas fisicas.

(Translated by Google) A great place to go hunting trains, with a lot of traffic, medium distance and talgos, but the platform leaves much to be desired and more shade would be missing (Original) Un sitio genial para ir a cazar trenes, con mucho trafico de mercancías, media distancia y talgos, pero el anden deja mucho que desear y faltaría mas sombra

(Translated by Google) It is a halt (Original) Es un apeadero

(Translated by Google) Work and provisional floor and stairs. (Original) Suelo y escaleras de obra y provisional.

(Translated by Google) A shame (Original) Una vergüenza

(Translated by Google) A landfill where the Cercanias passes (Original) Un vertedero por donde pasa el Cercanias

(Translated by Google) A station very abandoned to its dirty luck, the parking lot leaves much to be desired. (Original) Una estación muy abandonada a su suerte sucia, el aparcamiento deja mucho que desear.

(Translated by Google) Stop talking (Original) Deja de que hablar

(Translated by Google) The worst station to wait 30 minutes for a train (Original) La peor estación para esperar 30 minutos un tren

(Translated by Google) An old and very seedy station. A shame (Original) Una estación antigua y muy cutre. Una vergüenza

(Translated by Google) Very bad, everything outdated and unreformed, a shame. (Original) Muy mala,todo anticuado y sin reformar,una vergüenza.

The worst station I have seen in a long time. No disabled access in one direction, plus the stairs are quite unsafe and easy to fall. We don't even talk about the ground... The frequency of the trains for an industrial zone in an important industrial estate, one every half hour or forty minutes heading to Madrid will die of disgust... Right out in the open. What a joke.