Today was my first time taking a train anywhere and surprisingly the train was very smooth and…read morecomfortable. The seats were a decent size seat. There was a good amount of legroom, depending on how you sat and where the chairs were situated. The train for every stop was on time going there and coming back. Highly recommend.

Cute & great location to the historical or old Orange town (3mins walk) plus right next to Hilbert…read moreMuseum (part of Chapman University). Don't see ticket boot but there is kiosk and trains info monitor. There is a restaurant right on the deck (big one) and big parking lot.

SO SAD the services will conclude on March 31, 2026! It was such a great hack/way to visit Disney…read moreif you're willing to sometimes wait 20-30 minutes between each bus. I once went here on a day trip using the Metrolink train and then used the bus route 553 (which is apparently on weekdays) to go to Disney. I find that the route was fine although there were a lot more stops to the park, and it drops you off 3 blocks away. On a weekend on Sunday, I used the ART route bus 15. I liked this route because it was only 3-4 stops and you're directly dropped off at Disneyland's bus center so it's a shorter walk to the park. I only wish the bus came at its scheduled times or were properly updated on the live route site, so you're stuck waiting longer than expected and you're unsure of when the bus will exactly come. - free parking at the lot, gates open automatically , unless event is happening across the street at Honda center - prepay adult day passes ($6 all day) online and show email to bus driver - very clean and impressively aesthetic transit center, usually empty

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.

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.

It looks like they're trying to return the Santa Anna MetroLink to its previous glory!…read more The maintenance crew outside was working on tiles, near the fountain, but at a very slow pace. The fountain there still looks beautiful. I heard that security is getting really tough here, and not nice. From what I hear this is because of people needing shelter, and electricity sources are frequent in this particular location. 30 years ago, I recall actually someone having their honeymoon or wedding pictures here ! It's still a beautiful façade. it needs a lot of TLC, money going into it to bring it into its glory again. Its present situation is disheartening. I'll check in a few months to let you know my observations, & reconstruction progress.

You can't beat the Amtrak here in Southern California. It's so easy and relaxing as opposed to…read moredriving on the 5 freeway! I love looking at the ocean and all the beautiful palm trees along the way. It's super crowded today on 2/27/26 and we found seats in the first car. Next stop, Anaheim after Santa Ana. They have free Wi-Fi and you can work or nap or read.

Gabe was completely rude right off the batt and snapped at us for asking a question when asked to…read moreplease be nicer he laughed in my face and told me to go fuck myself then then got on the surf liner to sandiego /oceanside to collect tickets ...

Oh man we ride it from Anaheim to San diego Santa fe Depot and it was mazing ride we did coach to…read morego and first class coming back and bellive me it was an amazing experience . Now we planing to do Az and Santa Barbara next.

Loved the Conductor and the Train Attendant! But not the 2…read morehour delay! Amtrak customer service never contacted me back.

We heard LA traffic was a beast so we took the Amtrak from Anaheim to LA. Best decision ever. Upon…read moregetting on finding a seat for two wasn't the easiest. So on the way back we got business class seats. A little pricier than coach. Not sure it was worth it but you do get a small bottle of wine and we were able to sit together. If I'm ever back out this way I will for sure take the Amtrak to the city!!

Great Parking. Clean waiting area…read more Easy access to vehicles. Well lit. Easy to find pay stations. Remodeled artsy walkways. Clean Bathrooms. WTH??... Did you say clean bathrooms? I DID! CLEAN PUBLIC CITY BATHROOMS! who knew? O_O

My connection hub to and from Palm Springs and Los Angeles. Where the Amtrak and other trains go…read morethrough. It's not an overly massive station but only a few tracks. Both side has parking but the main side is where it house the ticket station and cafe. Also where the bus depot is. Located in downtown Fullerton walking distance from bars and restaurants. The ticket station itself isn't big. I believe there's maybe three window and normally there's one person working sometimes two. Benches are there but only a few which are long communal For sharing. Two restroom which you're supposed to show your tickets in order to use. Next door is the cafe. Nothing fancy but your regular cafe with a nice patio that looks out to the tracks. Inside has a couple of seating but it's better outside. Your normal snack shop with the basic drinks and snacks but also a restaurant for the quick to go meals. There's a nice massive bridge that's crosses over the track. Both elevator and stairs to use but if you have luggage, elevator comes in very handy. A couple of the directory which tells you which tracks to go to for your train. Plus a loud speaker whenever there's something going on to inform you with delays and sort. Overall it's a decent station.

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.

We planned a trip from Fullerton to San Diego in the business class section of the train…read more I can honestly say that business class is the way to go. We had plenty of leg room, and it was a smooth ride. The train crew were polite, and super friendly. Making it a much more enjoyable experience. Not to mention the snacks they offer. That's always a plus. My only complaint and reason for 4 stars is the un-manned information booth at the Fullerton station, where our day started. We had a couple of questions because we needed assistance on where we had to board. There were no employees in sight. We found ourselves having to ask other riders if we were at the right location. Aside that little bump in the road, everything went smooth. We definitely had an awesome experience and will be looking forward to future trips on Amtrak.

This was a very nice and clean train station. Parking in the large outdoor lot is free, and the…read moresignage guiding passengers to trains is clear. There were two main issues with this station: 1. No employees were visible anywhere in the station. Many passengers felt confused about where to go or had questions regarding their trips. The sign on the information window explained that no staff were available because they were trainside- those with questions searched repeatedly for employees but found none. 2. The PA system was very hard to hear due to heavy static, and in Area 1, the Business section, messages broadcast to other parts of the loading platforms were nonexistent. Customers waiting to board tried to help each other. Despite these two issues, I would definitely use this station again.

Have used Tustin Metrolink Station to take Metrolink up to LA Union Station on the weekends. There…read moreis a $10 day pass available on the weekends, which makes it an affordable way to do a day trip in LA. The station is located in Tustin but is close to Irvine as it is near the Jamboree area. Parking is easy as there is a large parking garage here. And there are ticket machines here to buy tickets, though you should give yourself enough time to buy it before the train arrives. The train platforms are unmanned. You will want to make sure you are standing on the right platform to ensure you are traveling in the right direction. My trips on Metrolink trains have been comfortable and do not seem to have the shady behavior you would find on city metro trains. The one thing I would like to see Metrolink do is add additional weekend service in the evening as the last train leaving LA Union Station to Orange County is in the afternoon, which is too early.

Updated It's a strong 4-star rating. First, super easy to…read morefind from freeway exit; in addition, entrance is super organized. Nested among office buildings and a brand-name gas station, it's quiet, clean, open , safe, and offers a huge área for parking. Trains station and bus station all.in one. high points for access and ambiance. wish there was a drinking fountain or a soda machine, unfortunately, none. the cleanliness , multiple places to sit and variety of destinations make it a great place to start an adventure. Safery first