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!

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.

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!

Art no longer in service at least from the Anaheim train station. OCbuses have taken over all the…read moreroutes but the drop you off at a regular bus stop at Disneyland Resort after turning into Disneyland hub then goes back out on harbor. They still honor the train tickets to let you ride to Disneyland "only".

It's very beautiful, parking is convenient, and the tracks are pretty straight forward to…read moreunderstand. It's also nice to have an indoor pretty clean waiting space, especially if (when) trains get delayed. The only pain to me is having to walk up so many stairs to get to the LA side, especially when I'm in a rush.

You can tell this is an old train station by looking at the structure and its layout. I'm sure…read morethat at one point it was absolutely beautiful. Not so much now. Caught the Amtrak Surfliner from Santa Ana to Old Town San Diego. While the ride was great, this train station was a bit of an adventure. Signage is not really clear about where to go, especially if you've never been here before. Restrooms were all closed. Could not find any guard or employee to answer any questions. You have to walk outside to see the screen that shows you train times and track number, but of course, that is after you've meandered around the actual station looking for information. Obviously this is a heavily traveled line (for both Metrolink and Amtrak), so you would think that there would at least be someONE there to assist travelers. Truly, it looks deserted when you enter, almost as if you've stepped back in time to see what an old train station looks like. Disappointed, and as a new traveler that has never used this station before, I felt very lost and a little creeped out.

How hard is it to load people on and off a bus? Usually the 64 bus has no issues for me but on this…read moreparticular Saturday it decided to take its sweet time. I barely made it on time to work. This is ridiculous i have a driver's license but am saving up for a car and this is the quality transportation I'm supposed to rely on? Get it together and tell people boarding the bus to hurry up and pay and sit down.

Bus 5784 lady driver from Cerritos route 38, bus stop 4614 on La Palma Ave going east to the corner…read moreof Harbor Blvd is very kind, courteous and professional. I'm from Texas and she said she'll remember my stop. She did. Ty ma'am.

Wow what an excellent and well designed transportation hub! I went to the ARTIC to catch an Amtrak…read moretrain to San Clemente. It's so modern and clean. There's ample seating. I saw two eateries there: Auntie Ann's Pretzels and Pinkberry Yogurt. The architecture is beautiful and grand. There's ample parking. Parking was free. Also, it's worth noting that both Metrolink and Amtrak utilize this transportation center. I also saw a bus depot there. I will definitely be taking the train more if I can come to the ARTIC for my transportation needs. It was such an excellent experience.

I absolutely love taking the train and enjoyed my trek to the San Fernando Valley last month or was…read moreit February? Me and my daughter had a great time stopping in Anaheim and enjoying this train station, it's simple and close to Anaheim Stadium. Super safe and easy parking! I highly recommend.

Excellent service! Following some shenanigans with a…read moredifferent shuttle service, I reached out to Xpress Shuttles and spoke with Jackson, about my need for a next day shuttle for 5 people and ALOT of luggage. While Jackson did not have availability for the next day, he found a different company to handle our shuttle needs. I was contacted an hour later by the driver to confirm our reservation, and provided a contact number for any customer service needs. The driver arrived 10 minutes early the next day (with free bottled water) and delivered us to LAX promptly. Would highly recommend this company to others and will use in the future.

First time using this service for shuttle to the airport. I was very pleased with them. Our driver…read moreAdam was prompt and very very friendly and professional. Would recommend them and would use them again.

What I like about this station, downtown Union station is the next stop. That's a good thing as you…read morewon't be on the train for so long. Downfall sometimes, the train situation is so bad with the schedules. Besides that, the station is quite nice. Two main platforms on either ends with a bridge over. Quite fun to stand there and have the trains below you. Maybe that's a kid thing but it does bring back a lot of memories. They do have a little cafe next door that serve food as well as a little concession stand. Decent size patio that's great for people watching. Inside the station has a little waiting area which is helpful but there's plenty of seating outside as well. There's also an announcer that let you know if the train is running behind and any delays. It does happen quite often in my opinion. It's a train station and things like that is out of our control so it's bound to happen. Staff are alway friendly whenever I've experience it with them. I'm not sure if it's security or their staff that walks up and down the track to assist with anything. And your down the street from downtown Fullerton.

Best Station in Socal. Food, bathrooms in the gift shop, bus connections. Elevators to get you…read moregoing south on the track farthest from the cafe/gift shop. Also elevators to the northbound tracks and access to Fullerton as well. Shops nearby. Food in the cafe/gift shop is great. Good patio for train watching. Good for both metrolink and amtrak. This place rocks.

This place is good for quick on and off for events. There are many fast food at the corner such as…read moreSubway, Taco Bell and Burger King. They have cleaned up a lot recently so there is not much bad odors or many homeless in this area. However be careful at night time. Order Uber or get your keys ready to drive out right after you get off the bus.

Took the LA bus to/from Disneyland from here. $1.75 each way bus ticket. Bus was around 10-15…read moreminutes late each way lol but it saved me almost $40 to park at Disneyland (wasn't even so much about the money but about the chaos of parking at Disneyland, buses/trolleys to get to the park etc). Bus station felt safer in the morning with some people just going to work, but it was a little seedy at night. Only people I saw there at night was a huge group of bums and their dogs screaming at each other, and a transportation officer at the end sitting in his car. Very few people there so can be a little intimidating especially if you are waiting. Note, the bus you want to take to Disneyland leaves at the beginning of the parking lot in bays 1-3 NOT at the end. Google Maps says you want bay 14 but bay 14 no longer exists as the last bay is bay 13.