A bustling station that’s a lot easier to navigate than the Piccadilly station. Station staff aren’t always visible but I’ve only had one issue in the 2yrs of using the station weekly. It’s clean but an old building, so don’t expect the ritz. Fully disability accessible with lifts that are always in use and found to the rear of the platform steps. You will need a ticket to access the train platforms which gives you a sense of safety. The metro line is accessible to all and police are usually stationed there on Friday nights and weekends. There are taxis and buses which run directly outside, as well as very limited pay and display bays also. There are a few eateries to choose from in the station as well as restaurants and shops close by, so you can grab something to eat before you journey to or from Manchester.

Metrolink in general has always been a good service. Mainly reliable, on time, and now even better that they allow Travel for Dogs. I did expect after the 3 month trial (1st August to 31st October 2022) that it would be discontinued. However, while data is being compiled and a final decision made, dogs can continue to travel until early next year 2023. Safety, cleanliness, friendliness and consideration of other passengers seems to have been noted, but that's a personal observation. More than 3,800 people resonded to the survey, which has now closed.

The station is ok, not the best but not the worst, you no longer pay for the toilets but ticket barriers are in operation. Manchester Victoria is situated and connected to Manchester MetroLink Tram service. Manchester Victoria is now connected to Manchester Piccadilly via train line, so you can now get trains to Manchester Airport and beyond without any walking or catching buses. Manchester Victoria has a filled with many remembrance tributes.

Heaps of art it’s amazing walk around the explore every little detail in those buildings It’s a trip I would never forget had the time of my life. I highly recommend you spend few days in this beautiful city before you move on to your next destination

Starting at three, +0.5 Pretty clean half the time I use it +1 Disabled access -0.5 Next stops northbound are pretty far away, about 2 miles from the city, 25-30 min walks for people in Collyhurst area 4

Useful station in Greater Manchester with Metrolink stop right by the main platform areas as most platforms are on ground levels, not too busy and good access to toilets and other things here.

Always a bit dirty and the staff are either invisible or talking amongst themselves. Toilets have definitely improved though over the years though!

Trams stop running well before midnight during the week and no toilet facilities. More like a small village station than a huge city centre one.

The station has been upgraded and is better than it was a few years ago. The layout could be better and currently some lifts aren't working.

There are not many staffed ticket booths so often have to wait to get ticket or use automated machines. You have to pay to use the toilets.

Tram stop and train station next to Manchester Arena.Close to the Arndale and City centre shops and Football museum

Looks great!! Nicely refurbished. Very crowded surrounding, but good services.

A tram stop under the overall roof of Manchester Victoria Railway Station.

Refurbished and restored. Nice to see the tile map still there

Much improved station compared to how it was

Clean nice and easy to access

Lots of light