A terminal station is a railway station where trains end their journeys. It serves as a hub for passengers to board and disembark from trains. Terminal stations often have multiple platforms and facilities, such as waiting areas, ticket counters, and shops, to accommodate travelers. These stations are typically located in major cities and connect to various transportation options, including buses and subways. Examples of well-known terminal stations include Grand Central Terminal in New York City and London's King's Cross Station. They play a crucial role in the public transportation network, facilitating the movement of people.