DISASTER MANAGEMENT. The Amtrak conductor at this platform today was completely incompetent and a…read moretotal power-tripping liability. He was throwing a temper tantrum arguing with Metrolink passengers and completely abandoned his job. I was standing right there with a valid, paid Amtrak ticket, and he rudely ignored me, refused to scan my ticket, and literally LOCKED the doors in my face before taking off. This pure negligence left me stranded and cost my business a massive $1,000 professional fee. Total ghetto management of a shared station. Unprofessional, hostile, and utterly pathetic. Avoid this chaotic joke of a transit hub.

Non-stop construction on this station never ends it's a nightmare meanwhile the roads and parking…read morelots are not even lined or divided. Instead of doing such a simple and important task they continue with their unbelievably long and puzzling construction building/digging up nothing on top of nothing. Running out of room to even get on or off trains. Pick your poison it's either this or the Northridge station with homeless encampments and cars/vans everywhere littered with shit and trash.

The LA metro has substantially improved over the last decade and living in the valley I have gotten…read moreto experience great benefits of it such as heading into downtown LA without having to deal with parking or driving in traffic. I have also most recently used the metro to head into Hollywood and catch a show at the Pantages. The North Hollywood metro is at the end of the line and heads all the way to Union Station. There is a Throne bathroom that was recently installed so you can use the restroom. There is also a large parking lot so you can pay for cheap parking and then ride the metro to your desired destination. They also recently added those gate entrances to tap out to ensure that everyone had paid for the metro and didn't just jump the turnstiles. Overall a good station that I used frequently. Maybe not as frequently as Universal City since I live directly in between the two but a good one nonetheless.

This Metro station is a good transfer point for commuting to and from the San Fernando Valley…read more You can connect to Merto B line to Hollywood and Downtown LA. Metro local lines to the valley, Pasadena, Burbank Airport and Metrolink all stop here. There's also a Santa Clarita express bus stop too. There is a Throne public restroom with running water and is relatively clean. It requires you to scan a QR code to get an access code texted to you. It seems to help the restroom cleaner and safe for customers. You can almost always see security and LAPD walking around the street and turnstile areas. This location requires TAP to enter and exit. Plenty of paid parking. There's also restaurants around if you need.

Currently under renovation as they make improvements to expanding the Metro system in Greater LA…read morethis Metro G - Orange Line Station is now running along Oxnard Street at the intersection with Van Nuys Blvd. The Orange Line is a double line bus that run above ground in the San Fernando Valley much like the Metro J - Silver Line in Downtown/San Pedro/El Monte. With the entirety of the Van Nuys Station being under construction access to parking, public restrooms and kiosk to purchase, reload or check tap cards is non-existent at the moment. Hoping to see big changes and innovations in the coming years 2026/2027 which is when this stop is set to resume its normal pathway through Orange Line Busway.

I take the G line really often really nice drivers convenient always clean always safe 24 hours.read more

Great way of transportation. Easy trip downtown or Santa Clarita. We love the free parking. Easy…read morepickup or drop the car a metro. Staff is friendly and willing to assist.

I like this Metrolink station in downtown Burbank, it has free parking, it's clean enough, safe…read moreenough, it has vending machine for tickets purchase, it nicely put together. It is also very convenient and I would like to use it more often instead of going to Union Station. Unfortunately, not a lot of trains stop here (not going to all directions), some just one way but not for return which is odd. The one by Burbank airport has more options in terms of trains, but this one is better, bigger and closer to me. I wish they would schedule more trains to stop here in more directions and more folks might use their service.

Balboa Station via the Metro G - Orange line is one I know well, just a beat prior to the Woodley…read morestation which used to connect with the LAX Flyaway. It's located near Balboa Park (behind it)... Across the street from a strip mall plaza of foodie as well as personal care service spots such as Stop In Donuts, Box Thai Street Food, Glamour Nails, Alpha & Omega Hair Studio, Taqueria Juanitos and Purple Haze to name several... And is also diagonal from Birmingham Community High School (high school of Sally Field and Lucy Arnaz to name a few). Balboa station can lead you to several businesses nearby on foot, bike, scooter, Metro LA city busses or car as they have their own parking lot at this station. Usually never too busy of a stop as Reseda Station or Van Nuys Station. Bus path walkways that connect pretty far down heading west or east. Load your tap card at one of the kiosk on either side and go + be prepared for next time.

Warner center Station. Great station and I take the Orange line to Hollywood all the time…read more I love public transportation. I'm just chillin today cruisein' w/ my pup on my skateboard, jumpin on the Orange line to NoHo. This station is very clean and quiet, right next to the mall across from Ruth Chris. Typically I do t have a problem but today some %#£€ bus driver said I couldn't take my dog Bandit on the bus, waaaatt? He's a service dog lady he give emotional support and comfort, she didn't understand all those big words so I had to wait 20min for the next one SMMFH no wonder your driving a bus lol jk hope she had a good day! Great station and I take the orange line all the time!

It's a small location in Pacoima on the corner of Laurel Cyn and Van Nuys. Not much to see. They…read moreservice several different bus transportations. I was here because I was dropping off my cousin who likes taking the Tufesa bus transportation since they will travel into Mexico.

Very good. We crossed the border fast and easy, with ac and I pay only 10 dlls per person.read more

This is the third time I've decided to not use the Burbank Bus in the past 3yrs. Below is a…read moredetailed list of what's been done to me in the past year: Driver L: I asked for the ramp & I was refused. Instead, she forced me to stretch my legs and strain myself to get on the bus. Then she said see I knew you could do it. I have severe mobility issues, a history of falling, and an access disable bus card. It doesn't matter to them. On several occasions this driver has watched me get up, once I do, the driver hits the brakes and I get slammed into the pole/handhold. Finally, 99% of the time this driver pulls up too far from the curb, loading & unloading. All drivers cater to the people taking the train in to Burbank then bussing it to their job. The drivers wait for said working class until 5 minutes passed takeoff time. But they won't wait for me. On several occasions they have left me even though I wave my hand for them to wait. Additionally, all but 1 driver pretend not to see me then at the last minute pull over, same for dropping me off, going past my stop. All of them ask me where I'm going but no one else. They also don't wait for me to sit down. And when I board the working class or non-disabled sit in the priority handicap seats; not offering me a seat & the driver says nothing either. Also, I've been asked to get off the back which is street level not curb level so their working class can load in the front. There are 2 passengers that continually harass me once I load by rubbing & touching themselves. Driver L told me last week that their passengers can do whatever they want to me as long as they say nothing; but one passenger did called me a terrorist. Driver J: has yelled at me, passed me by, stop 2 feet from the curb loading & unloading but not to anyone else. He refuses to let me sit after I tap my card. Driver C & L stop the bus at my stop then as soon as I stand, grab my bags, & start to walk up the aisle they put the bus in motion almost causing me to fall. I have called & called the switchboard but nothing happens but fallout. Why am I treated this way? I don't work, I'm retired I am homeless I am a senior All of the above is discrimation [reported] as they choose who they're nice, too!!

I love Burbank bus clean convenient fast and the drivers are really nice would recommend!read more

I took the Orange Lone for a job interview this afternoon. Let's just say I enjoyed this view. I…read morecame from the downtown area and ventured to beautiful place. I really love the Winnetka and Canoga Park area. It is a really beautiful part of our city. All stops also have benches were you can sit while you are waiting for the bus. Entering the bus is mostly empty and you can find a seat for the most part. The Orange Line is also well maintained and very clean. It passes often well at least when I needed it and it keeps true to the schedule with no delays. When you step into the bus and on the road you will mostly see beautiful suburban homes and a lot of empty fields. Coming from the big packed part of the city, I really enjoyed the view of the empty fields and mountain areas. The bus driver and passengers were overwhelmingly nice for helping me with directions. An area filled with nice people and bus staff.

I don't ride the metro (orange line). I use this trail for running or cycling on my days off the…read moregym. But, this station looks and seems quiet for a bus terminal. However, from what I hear the metro bus is always on time. It's very useful if you don't drive or need to get to the North Hollywood station. Be prepare to buy you ticket in advance to get on the bus, or you will get a ticket. There is always undercover cops on the bus giving out tickets. I see it all the time, when I'm running. Cons: When running you might get a lot of reds lights that can take up to 3-4 minutes. From Winnetka to Balboa on topham there is probably 7 lights.