"information station" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a designated area or location where people can obtain information, such as a desk or kiosk in a tourist center or a booth at a fair. Example: "Before entering the theme park, be sure to stop by the information station to pick up a map and learn about the various attractions."
Should Delta fix up the information station?
The Hives and Honey Information Station will allow the curious to observe a temporary hive through clear plastic.
Information Station No. 1 (2000), multi-screen videosonic interactive installation for the Point Loma Wastewater Treatment Plant, San Diego, Calif.
Led there by Jane Mrosko, a petite blond Iowan who is Travelers Aid's JFK program director, I settled into a ringlike information station that looked left over from a 1980s sci-fi movie set.
Ofcom issued the warning to Global-owned GWR in Bristol – which is required to operate as a "contemporary and chart music and information station" – for operating outside the music requirements of its format.
Mr. Straus said that the new owners "are committed to talk radio as evidenced by the fact that they have kept that format at their Detroit station, which is the leading news and information station in that market". Federal Enterprises acquired the station, WWJ-AM, in February along with another Detroit station, WJOI-FM.
§ 90.242 Travelers' information stations.
There are information stations, a recycling center, a media center where a gasoline generator powers computers.
Nature trails, guidebooks, signposts, interpretive museums, and information stations assist visitors who come to learn as well as to enjoy.
Here, kids get a free coloring book and can get their pages stamped at information stations beneath lofty palms or by fragrant orchids.
First, they use the Wi-Fi network to locate information stations that contain clues, and then they download the clues to their handhelds.
