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.

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.

This was my second time dropping off a relative. I think Track 3 goes West to Union Station and…read moreTrack 1 heads East passing Downtown Riverside to South Perris (Ortega Highway). I was able to drop off an Elder and wait (after Monday morning rush hour) without being harassed about parking, which is always nice.

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

Never on time, a few minutes can turn into a few hours of you not getting home especially it you…read morehave connecting trains or busses.And to top it off there trains inside are filthy and they claim to clean them daily,and I've seen roaches on the train in more than one occasion.If I could give 0 starts I would or even negative.

- Served by: Metrolink Inland Empire-Orange County Line -…read moreWeekend service? Yes - Connecting transit? Very limited - Restrooms? No - Indoor waiting area? No - Staffed? No I guess Anaheim can now claim that they have TWO train stations. This "station" is definitely the red-headed stepchild. It's more of a glorified stop... at least there's easy access to the 91 and 55 Fwys. There's a few parking spaces, and I was surprised that there were about 20-25 people waiting to board the IE-bound train. There's one platform and one track, so just know which way the ocean is and you'll be fine.

I've been using this company for over 5 years and I'm very pleased with the service I have been…read moregiven, I like the fact that I know most of the drivers and I can trust them all... I'm happy with this company.

We have utilized Premier Ambulance for both emergency and non-emergency transportation services on…read moreseveral occasions over the years. Vehicles are clean. EMS Personnel (Mr. Charles Castaneda and Mr. Israel Hernandez) are respectful to both patient and family members, very kind and attentive to details (IVs, injured areas, etc.). Chris in dispatch is professional and efficient in scheduling transport appointments. During challenging times, it's a joy to work with a company like Premier. Thank you ALL for your assistance!

I wound up in the emergency room near my home for infection treatment. My care team called Premier…read morefor transfer service to another hospital with a bed for me. A team of two friendly, experienced professionals arrived to get me onto their gurney, lockef into the ambulance, and arrived within a half an hour late at night to get my new arrival situated. Then, after my care was finished a few days later, a second team arrived to take me home. They took the utmost care to make me feel comfortable, supported, and unafraid on the journey, going so far as to help me climb the long flight of steps to my door. Again with utmost patience and professionalism. Thank you for making what could have been scary a wonderful experience (both times).