Love the esthetics of this Train station. It was easy to find and parking was easy. The little shop…read moreis full of goodies. I will definitely come back and start a trip from here.

Girlfriend and I rode the metrolink from Fullerton to union station in dtla. Weekend passengers…read morewere light and we ended up meeting up with an acquaintance onboard who had boarded at an unlined station. Weekend all day passes are $10, but are a little tough to find via the kiosk. I'll know for next time. This trip we bought 2 one way passes each. Fullerton station is convenient and easy to navigate. We were able to find parking in the front lot. But if that's full or you are parking for a longer term there's a parking structure across harbor Blvd. Get your ticket, figure out which track your train is using, there's a bridge for pedestrians to get to the other side from the station if that's where you need to go. Wait for your train and board when it arrives. Commute or travel stress free, leaving the traffic and freeways behind. This was my girlfriend's first time riding the train and she enjoyed it. I've ridden before but this trip reminded me of how enjoyable the train can be. We're planning our next metrolink trip from the Fullerton station next month. I'm looking forward to it and will definitely get the $10 day passes this time to save a few bucks each.

My Children and I did a homeschool outing. It was perfect! Super easy and fun way to learn.read more

I enjoy taking the Metrolink. Each stop is quick and the train is clean. I only wish that riders…read moreabide by the rules of the "quiet" car, meaning, please do not bring in your young kids that scream throughout the ride. It makes is very unpleasant for other riders.

So I started off in Palm Springs en route to downtown. First off, the driving during rush hour is a…read moremajor bitch so finding other ways around was a lifesaver. Started off in Palm Springs Airport which leads you to the Fullerton station in downtown Fullerton. From there, the start of the Amtrak to LA. The station itself is decent. You have the ticket counter with a little seating area. Restroom are located there which you would need to show a ticket in order to use it. They don't want people just walking in and about. There's also a cafe right next door. While waiting for your train and grab a snack or something to drink. I had to do that later on the return. There's two side with the stations. You have the screen telling which track to go to depending on where to start and finish. There's a bridge that connects you to the other side for the other track. This connection to downtown was only about half an hour which it's the next stop. So that was nice. The station does get pretty busy with both locals and travelers. You'll see people with suitcases as well as locals going about their business. It's a cool concept and a new way to get around without having to drive and sit in traffic. Only downfall, if there's something wrong with the tracks or system, it could be a major wait. Give yourself extra time incase that happened which it did on the return. A lot of the trains were stuck as there was something wrong with the system. Otherwise, it's fairly decent.

I've ridden the train a few times over the last 20 years. Fullerton to San Diego. Fullerton to…read moreChatsworth. Lovely experiences. Unfortunately, my recent trip, Fullerton to Burbank, was interrupted by an engine breakdown. I arrived at the Fullerton station 45 minutes before departure time. Train was on time until about 15 minutes before it was to arrive at Fullerton Station due to "traffic." Ten minutes later the announcer said, "engine breakdown. Estimated 1-2 hour delay," Amtrak was to drop me off at Hollywood Burbank Station at 3;38pm Southwest fight to depart @5:55pm. Same day. Amtrak ticket cost: $18 I had a plane to catch at Burbank Airport. If the train was 2 or more hours late I'd miss my flight. So I drove my car home & hired an Uber. Before Uber arrived I received an Amtrak email saying the train was only 37 minutes behind schedule and had resumed service. Uber cost: $107. Lesson Learned: Do Not rely on Amtrak for same day service to the airport. Either travel the day before or drive.

Be more consistent with your schedules. Its not that hard to board passengers on the bus and drop…read morethem off. This bus is also always crowded with kids from school whose parents i guess cant pick them up for some reason.

Yelp 2015 Challenge #37…read more OCTA Route 57. Or I guess, it would be the OCTA in general. Why you never on time ): There are no guarantees at all at what time that Bus Route 57 comes. It's within 10-20 minutes of the "posted" time that is on the website. Be very wary that some 57 busses stop in Fullerton before CSUF and some don't go all the way to Fashion Island! Ask the bus driver before entering. The bus runs every 30 minutes and takes you (mostly) from the Southern terminus of Fashion Island-Newport Transportation Center. It goes all the way, following CA SR-57 to the Brea Mall. It uses Jamboree to Bristol and then change paths to go up State College. It passes by South Coast Plaza and other fundertastical places xD. You definitely get a bang for your buck if you choose to spend $2 to go from FI to Brea Mall haha. It just takes up your time. Yeah the low stars are definitely for the time, but it's public transportation in the OC. It's ite. xD The busses that travel this route usually are those double busses that are connected in the middle. So there is space and they know that a lot of people have to take this bus :P If you have time and need to travel along this route, take the bus. $4 both ways ain't too shabby.

If you've never been on a train, this Christmas train ride might be fun for you or little ones. At…read more$25 a seat, you can ride the Christmas train from Anaheim to San Juan Capistrano and backwards without leaving the train. It was a packed crowd, but spacious in our seating area. You can bring food and enjoy the ride, which my grandsons did with amazement. It makes for a fun afternoon!

Slow but steady,went to Santa Barbara for the day arrived at 10:15am found out the latest ride back…read morewas going to be 145pm would of liked for a later time but still fun got to see mountains beaches and parts of connecting city's Be sure to be on time the train doesn't wait.

Cool trolley experience right at the entrance of ca adventure park. Used to be able to ride or hop…read moreon and off as it ventures through the route down Hollywood land. An added ride for the kiddos or to rest your legs. Now it's sitting right at the entrance. Next to the restrooms and food vendor.

As my husband and I were walking down the entrance of Disneyland California Adventure, I had…read morementioned to him that the Red Car Trolley was a ride that I have never got a chance to do while visiting DCA! There are a few different stops for the Red Car Trolley -Buena Vista Street near the Disney California Adventure Park Main Entrance -DCA Main Hollywood area next to Carthy Circle -Disney Animation Building -The Hyperion Theater. The Red Car Trolleys are modeled after the Pacific Electric Railway Trolleys. These were used in Los Angeles between 1887 and 1961! Get a chance to ride on it soon. Disney will be decommissioning the Red Car Trolley at DCA for additional attractions in the Avengers area! It was a great ride, and it took about a 20-minute round trip with all of the stops!

Our driver was prompt, friendly, and made the entire experience smooth from start to finish. The…read moreteam was especially happy with how spacious and comfortable the vehicle was--perfect for our Pie Run to Julian! We genuinely enjoyed our trip both to and from our destination. Thank you, 5 Star Party Bus, for helping make our day fun, easy, and stress-free. Highly recommend!

Very professional and great to work with. Our driver Gabriel was puntual and attentive. Would…read moredefinitely use them again!

Upon recommendation from a cruise enthusiast community, we booked Xpress Shuttles for a cruise out…read moreof San Pedro, picking us up at Orange County International airport. The reservation process was easy and Leah was helpful and very responsive. Communication from the driver (Katrina, outstanding by the way) the day prior and the morning of the pick up was timely and we got to the cruise port in excellent time. I definitely recommend Xpress and will use them again when flying into the LA/OC area.

This is the third time we used their services. Amazing. Our driver (Katrina) got us to the…read moreairport and home from the airport on time. She is amazing. Thank you so much for the trip.

It is so sad that the ART busses will stop all services on March 31,2026. I take the buses from the…read moreToy Story lot from my hotel to Disneyland or Downtown Disney. It is unknown what will happen to those who park from the Toy Story lot. The buses are amazing! They are clean and serviced. The bus drivers are always kind and helpful. From the Toy Story lot they are free. I hope Disneyland will utilize these buses and keep the jobs of those who drive them!

At least the drivers were nice. Thats the only reason for the extra star. We used the bus to get…read moreto Disneyland on line 9 and 11. The map with the next arrival time was way off. We waited more than a half hour every morning for the bus. The last day we gave up and ordered an Uber. We definitely missed out on park time waiting for the bus. This was a very disappointing experience.