This review is for the Green Line:…read more Metro has been making moves and strides in providing mass transits. I think having this train route to/from LAX is a step in the right direction. LA traffic can erode your soul and willpower, especially if you just got off a long flight. This is a much needed addition to connecting LAX to the public mass transit system. Whatever station you get on from, you need to get off at "Aviation/LAX." Then hop on "Shuttle G" for a short ride to your terminal. The train ride itself had some "interesting" individuals... some unique odors... the station itself had areas smelling like piss. If you're not in a rush, I would recommend it. You do need a TAP card to load a 1-way fare. Still an affordable way to get out of and into LAX. The shuttle can get crowded, so I wouldn't recommend taking a lot of luggage.

Unfortunately, the US doesn't have as good public transportation compared to other parts of the…read moreworld such as Japan or Korea. Public transportation could alleviate some of the 105/605 traffic and help the overall environment, but we're left with what we have. The public transportation in California is dysfunctional. This station (and most others in the GreenLine) is dirty and rarely cleaned. Most of the trash generated is just from homeless or inconsiderate people, so it is constantly getting trashed. (I feel bad for the custodians.) To deter homeless people from camping here, there are no bathrooms, chairs are uncomfortable to sit on, trashcans are limited, and it is open to the harsh environment. As of the time of this writing, the price to enter is $1.75 one way. If you get on the wrong train/direction, you can always just transfer for free if you tap. But also, no one pays because there is hardly any enforcement, and some of the entrance scanners are broken. Most commuters are regular people just trying to get to work, but you will always have that one mentally ill, inconsiderate, or homeless person who causes a nuisance during your ride every once in a while. Expect to encounter one of them, so you don't get completely shocked when it happens. This station takes you to LAX if that is your main destination. I only take the train because my work pays for it, so it is free for me. I just wish it were cleaner and comfortable to ride public transportation here in the US.

This is the first stop on the Green/C line of the Metro. They have a large parking lot of 1800…read morespots. I don't take the Metro on the regular, so I can't comment on what it's like to park here on a weekday. It appears that they put in a $3/day fee on weekdays, to help with freeing up more spots for daily commuters. Parking here is free on holidays and weekends. I chose to park here when taking the C line to go to Sofi Stadium. It costs $1.50 to take the C line from Norwalk to LAX/Metro Station. There's a complimentary shuttle at that stop to go to SoFi. It's a great reason to come by. I look forward to when the LAX People Mover opens in 2026. I hope that will be a game changer in the LAX experience! For those headed to LAX, they have shuttles to and from LAX going around the clock. I don't know that I'd want to take the metro to LAX with my large luggage; however, I think it's absolutely the cheapest way to access LAX and SoFi Stadium!

my boyfriend and i went here to park our car and then take the metro to LA and other parts and it's…read morealways been a great way to avoid parking !!

This review is for the answering services!! As i called DowneyLink, how impressed I was them!…read moreStated cleary that this was DowneyLink. Answerd all my questions as well helped me with what I was needing.

Moni was a lifesaver, my previous ride cancelled on me last minute and I needed a ride to John…read moreWayne ASAP. A friend of mine referred me to Rides with Moni and that was the best referral. I called Moni last minute and she showed up a few minutes earlier than expected, which was a huge relief for me. I got to sit back and enjoy the ride with a complimentary snack and water. This was one of the best rides I've taken, that I already rebooked my return ride with Moni. I totally recommend booking you next ride with Rides with Moni. As a female I felt very comfortable taking a ride late at night.

Where u can park your car and it is safe. For a fee of $3 every three days. A life saver.read more

It's a mobile homeless shelter. I have seen drugs being bought and sold. Even the newest trains…read moresmell strongly of urine and filth. There was a stabbing murder at Norwalk Station. Ticket checkers wait at the stairs to meet their quotas and let people who do not have tickets cop attitude and walk on by. Overall it makes the regular everyday, paying commuter feel like less. Closing down Redondo to Aviation Stations for over two months starting late Jan 2018. It's an example of the failing infrastructure even after squeezing tax payers for the extra billion dollars recently.

There are two parking lots East and West. The West is always packed weekdays because people are…read moreusually going to Union Station. The East parking lot is going South to Orange County. You can park in either one but you'll need to take the bridge depending on your travel direction. All vehicles parking at the Norwalk/Santa Fe Springs Metrolink Station are required to display a Daily, Monthly Day or Month/Day Overnight Parking Permit. Parking fee is $5 Monday-Friday. Permit parking is required everywhere. You will need to use the kiosk to pay for daily parking which takes a good long minute to use and then walk back to your car to display the ticket on your dashboard. The kiosks are located on the West outside the parking structure and the the East parking lot by the curb drop off. After that you will need to go walk toward the train tracks to buy your tickets. Tickets prices vary between weekday and weekends. Your car will be safe here since there police cars patrolling always. There weren't any homeless people walking around. I'm knocking off two stars because there's nobody there to help you with questions and parking is confusing. Everywhere it says employees parking or permit parking on the West Parking lot. Lastly, there is only one METROLINK Orange County train going South during the weekday before noontime. If you are going there your first time allow an extra 20 min to sort through all the confusion. Pro tip park on the East parking lot which has probably 300-400 empty spots.

Currently waiting for my train and I'm liking the convenience of this station in terms of my nearby…read moreneighborhood. I bought my ticket on the app and if you're like me the overnight parking is $5 and they sell the ticket at the kiosk machine. Track 1 currently goes to DTLA and track 4 side goes south to OC. There's plenty of parking in the lot (uncovered) when you turn on transportation center off of imperial. There's no workers here although they make announcements and have small marquees on both sides of the tracks.

A2B helped me out by removing a bunch of stuff from my place. Very easy process with good…read morecommunication and a great price. Would recommend!!!

From the owner: We are an innovative company with an easy solution for material transportation and junk removal. We…read morewill work around your schedule to make sure you will receive the service when it is most convenient for you. Scheduling is simple! In the three simple steps, you will fill up what, when and where we will transport for you. Easy Right?