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List of Metrolink (California) stations

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System map (as of September 2023)

Metrolink is the commuter rail system serving the Greater Los Angeles area of Southern California. The system is governed by the Southern California Regional Rail Authority (SCRRA) and operated under contract by Amtrak,[1] serving five counties in the region—Orange, Los Angeles, Riverside, San Bernardino, and Ventura—as well as the city of Oceanside in San Diego County. The network consists of 69 stations along eight lines, with a total route length of 545.6 miles (878.1 km).[2] Arrow is operated under a contract with the San Bernardino County Transportation Authority (SBCTA).[3]

Lines

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Union Station in Los Angeles serves as a hub for Metrolink, with six out of eight Metrolink lines terminating at the station.
Metrolink lines[4]
Line Route length Stations Termini Average weekday ridership
(Q4 2023–2024)
  Antelope Valley Line
 76.6 miles (123.3 km) 13 Lancaster (north)
L.A. Union Station (south) 		2,647
  Inland Empire–Orange County Line
 100.1 miles (161.1 km) 16 San Bernardino–Downtown (north)
Oceanside (south) 		1,728
  Orange County Line
 87.2 miles (140.3 km) 15 L.A. Union Station (north)
Oceanside (south) 		2,950
  Riverside Line
 58.8 miles (94.6 km) 7 L.A. Union Station (west)
Riverside–Downtown (east) 		1,237
  San Bernardino Line
 56.5 miles (90.9 km) 17 L.A. Union Station (west)
San Bernardino–Downtown (east)
Redlands–Downtown (express only) 		4,719
  Ventura County Line
 76.6 miles (123.3 km) 12 Ventura–East (west)
L.A. Union Station (east) 		1,273
  91/Perris Valley Line
 83.8 miles (134.9 km) 12 L.A. Union Station (west)
Perris–South (east) 		1,597
  Arrow
 9 miles (14 km) 5 San Bernardino–Downtown (west)
Redlands–University (east) 		184

Stations

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† Termini
Station Image Line(s)[note 1] Rail connections Location Date opened References
Anaheim The front of Anaheim station
  Orange County Line
 Amtrak Amtrak:
  Pacific Surfliner
 Anaheim December 6, 2014 [5][6][7]
Anaheim Canyon The platform at Anaheim Canyon station
  Inland Empire–Orange County Line
 Anaheim August 5, 1996 [8][9]
Auto Club Speedway
  San Bernardino Line
 Fontana
Baldwin Park The platform at Baldwin Park station
  San Bernardino Line
 Baldwin Park May 24, 1993 [10][11]
Buena Park The platforms at Buena Park station
  Orange County Line
  91/Perris Valley Line
 Buena Park September 4, 2007 [12][13]
Burbank Airport–North The platform at Burbank Airport–North station
  Antelope Valley Line
 Burbank May 14, 2018 [14][15]
Burbank Airport–South Burbank Airport–South station in 2012 when it was named Bob Hope Airport station
  Ventura County Line
 Amtrak Amtrak:
  Pacific Surfliner
  Coast Starlight
 Burbank April 24, 1995 [16][17]
Cal State L.A. The pedestrian bridge at Cal State LA station connecting the Metrolink platform with the Metro Busway platform
  San Bernardino Line
 Los Angeles October 26, 1994 [18][19]
Camarillo A train at Camarillo station
  Ventura County Line
 Amtrak Amtrak:
  Pacific Surfliner
 Camarillo February 14, 1994 [20][21]
Chatsworth The platform and building at Chatsworth station
  Ventura County Line
 Amtrak Amtrak:
  Pacific Surfliner
 Los Angeles October 26, 1992 [22][23]
Claremont Trackside at Claremont station
  San Bernardino Line
 Claremont December 5, 1992 [24][25]
Commerce The platform at Commerce station
  Orange County Line
 Commerce March 28, 1994 [7][26]
Corona–North Main Corona–North Main station, 2009
  Inland Empire–Orange County Line
  91/Perris Valley Line
 Corona November 22, 2002 [27][28]
Corona–West The platform at Corona–West station
  Inland Empire–Orange County Line
  91/Perris Valley Line
 Corona October 2, 1995 [29][30]
Covina Covina station from the east end of the platform looking west
  San Bernardino Line
 Covina October 26, 1992 [31][32]
Downtown Burbank The Burbank Downtown station building
  Antelope Valley Line
  Ventura County Line
 Burbank October 26, 1992 [23][33]
El Monte The platform at El Monte station
  San Bernardino Line
 El Monte October 26, 1992 [32][34]
Fairplex
  San Bernardino Line
 La Verne
Fontana Fontana station
  San Bernardino Line
 Fontana November 22, 1993 [35][36]
Fullerton Trackside at Fullerton station
  Orange County Line
  91/Perris Valley Line
 Amtrak Amtrak:
  Pacific Surfliner
  Southwest Chief
 Fullerton March 28, 1994 [7][37]
Glendale The Glendale station building
  Antelope Valley Line
  Ventura County Line
 Amtrak Amtrak:
  Pacific Surfliner
 Glendale October 26, 1992 [23][38]
Industry Industry station from the east end of the platform looking west
  Riverside Line
 Industry June 14, 1993 [39][40]
Irvine A train at Irvine station
  Orange County Line
  Inland Empire–Orange County Line
 Amtrak Amtrak:
  Pacific Surfliner
 Irvine March 28, 1994 [7][41]
Jurupa Valley/Pedley The platform at Jurupa Valley/Pedley station, 2017
  Riverside Line
 Jurupa Valley June 14, 1993 [39][42][43]
L.A. Union Station† The Los Angeles Union Station main building
  Antelope Valley Line
  San Bernardino Line
  Ventura County Line
  Riverside Line
  Orange County Line
  91/Perris Valley Line
 Amtrak Amtrak:
  Pacific Surfliner
  Coast Starlight
  Southwest Chief
  Sunset Limited
  Texas Eagle


 Metro (LACMTA):
 A Line
 B Line
 D Line

Los Angeles October 26, 1992 [23][44]
Laguna Niguel/Mission Viejo A train at Laguna Niguel/Mission Viejo station, 2008
  Orange County Line
  Inland Empire–Orange County Line
 Laguna Niguel April 22, 2002 [45][46]
Lancaster† The Lancaster station building
  Antelope Valley Line
 Lancaster January 24, 1994 [47][48]
Montclair Montclair Transcenter
  San Bernardino Line
 Montclair February 22, 1993 [49][50]
Montebello/​Commerce The platform at Montebello/Commerce station
  Riverside Line
 Montebello September 8, 1997 [51][52]
Moorpark A train at Moorpark station
  Ventura County Line
 Amtrak Amtrak:
  Pacific Surfliner
 Moorpark October 26, 1992 [23][53]
Moreno Valley/March Field Moreno Valley/March Field station, 2016
  91/Perris Valley Line
 Moreno Valley June 6, 2016 [54][55]
Newhall Exterior of the Newhall station
  Antelope Valley Line
 Santa Clarita March 18, 2000 [56][57]
Northridge The platform at Northridge station
  Ventura County Line
 Los Angeles February 14, 1994 [21][58]
Norwalk/Santa Fe Springs Norwalk/Santa Fe Springs station in 2016, with a BNSF freight train on the left track
  Orange County Line
  91/Perris Valley Line
 Norwalk July 17, 1995 [59][60]
Oceanside† A Metrolink train (center) and a Coaster train (right) at Oceanside station
  Orange County Line
  Inland Empire–Orange County Line
 Amtrak Amtrak:
  Pacific Surfliner

NCTD:
Coaster
Sprinter 		Oceanside March 28, 1994 [7][61]
Ontario–East A train at Ontario–East station
  Riverside Line
 Ontario June 14, 1993 [62][39]
Orange The platform at Orange station
  Orange County Line
  Inland Empire–Orange County Line
 Orange March 28, 1994 [7][63]
Oxnard Oxnard Transit Center portal
  Ventura County Line
 Amtrak Amtrak:
  Pacific Surfliner
  Coast Starlight
 Oxnard April 4, 1994 [64][65]
Palmdale The Palmdale Transportation Center building
  Antelope Valley Line
 Palmdale April 25, 2005 [66][67]
Perris–Downtown A train at Perris–Downtown station
  91/Perris Valley Line
 Perris June 6, 2016 [54][55]
Perris–South† The platform at Perris–South station
  91/Perris Valley Line
 Perris June 6, 2016 [54][55]
Pomona–Downtown The Pomona–Downtown station building
  Riverside Line
 Amtrak Amtrak:
  Sunset Limited
  Texas Eagle
 Pomona February 5, 2001 [68][69]
Pomona–North A train at Pomona–North station
  San Bernardino Line
 Pomona October 26, 1992 [23][70]
Rancho Cucamonga The platform at Rancho Cucamonga station
  San Bernardino Line
 Rancho Cucamonga November 1, 1994 [71][72]
Redlands–Downtown† Redlands–Downtown station
  San Bernardino Line
  Arrow
 Redlands October 24, 2022 [73]
Redlands–Esri Redlands–Esri station site, under construction in March 2021
  Arrow
 Redlands October 24, 2022 [74][75]
Redlands–University† Redlands–University station, under construction in October 2021
  Arrow
 Redlands October 24, 2022 [74][75]
Rialto The Rialto station building at night
  San Bernardino Line
 Rialto May 17, 1993 [76][77]
Riverside–Downtown† A train at Riverside–Downtown station at night
  Riverside Line
  Inland Empire–Orange County Line
  91/Perris Valley Line
 Amtrak Amtrak:
  Southwest Chief
 Riverside June 14, 1993 [39][78]
Riverside–Hunter Park/UCR A train at Riverside–Hunter Park/UCR station
  91/Perris Valley Line
 Riverside June 6, 2016 [54][55]
Riverside–La Sierra The entrance to Riverside–La Sierra station
  Inland Empire–Orange County Line
  91/Perris Valley Line
 Riverside October 2, 1995 [79][29]
San Bernardino–Depot Trackside at San Bernardino Depot
  San Bernardino Line
  Inland Empire–Orange County Line
 Amtrak Amtrak:
  Southwest Chief
 San Bernardino May 17, 1993 [77][80]
San Bernardino–Downtown† A San Bernardino Transit Center sign
  San Bernardino Line
  Inland Empire–Orange County Line
  Arrow
 San Bernardino December 16, 2017 [81][82]
San Bernardino–Tippecanoe The platform at San Bernardino–Tippecanoe station
  Arrow
 San Bernardino October 24, 2022 [74][75]
San Clemente The platform at San Clemente station
  Orange County Line
  Inland Empire–Orange County Line
 San Clemente March 6, 1995 [83][84]
San Clemente Pier[note 2] The platform at San Clemente Pier station
  Orange County Line
  Inland Empire–Orange County Line
 Amtrak Amtrak:
  Pacific Surfliner
 San Clemente June 15, 1996 [85][86]
San Juan Capistrano A trackside view of San Juan Capistrano station
  Orange County Line
  Inland Empire–Orange County Line
 Amtrak Amtrak:
  Pacific Surfliner
 San Juan Capistrano March 28, 1994 [7][87]
Santa Ana A view of Santa Ana station
  Orange County Line
  Inland Empire–Orange County Line
 Amtrak Amtrak:
  Pacific Surfliner
 Santa Ana March 28, 1994 [7][88]
Santa Clarita The entrance to Santa Clarita station
  Antelope Valley Line
 Santa Clarita October 26, 1992 [23][89]
Simi Valley The platform at Simi Valley station
  Ventura County Line
 Amtrak Amtrak:
  Pacific Surfliner
  Coast Starlight
 Simi Valley October 26, 1992 [23][90]
Sun Valley The platform at Sun Valley station
  Antelope Valley Line
 Los Angeles April 30, 2001 [91][92]
Sylmar/San Fernando The open-sheltered platforms of Sylmar/San Fernando station
  Antelope Valley Line
 Los Angeles January 26, 1994 [93][94]
Tustin A streetside view of Tustin station
  Orange County Line
  Inland Empire–Orange County Line
 Tustin January 21, 2002 [95][96]
Upland The platform at Upland station
  San Bernardino Line
 Upland May 17, 1993 [77][97]
Van Nuys The Van Nuys station building
  Ventura County Line
 Amtrak Amtrak:
  Pacific Surfliner
  Coast Starlight
 Los Angeles October 26, 1992 [23][98]
Ventura–East† A train at East Ventura station at sunset
  Ventura County Line
 Ventura November 11, 2002 [99][100]
Via Princessa The platform at Via Princessa station
  Antelope Valley Line
 Santa Clarita February 7, 1994 [101][102]
Vincent Grade/Acton Vincent Grade/Acton station
  Antelope Valley Line
 Acton January 31, 1994 [48][103]
Vista Canyon The platform at Vista Canyon station
  Antelope Valley Line
 Santa Clarita October 23, 2023 [104][105]

Future stations

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Station Line(s) Location Status Planned opening date References
Placentia 91/Perris Valley Line
(Infill station) 		Placentia Planned [to be determined] [106]
L.A. General Medical Center San Bernardino Line
(Infill station) 		Los Angeles Planned [to be determined] [107]
Pico Rivera 91/Perris Valley Line, Orange County Line
(Infill station) 		Pico Rivera Planned [to be determined] [108]
Hemet 91/Perris Valley Line Hemet Planned [to be determined] [109][110]
San Jacinto 91/Perris Valley Line San Jacinto Planned [to be determined] [109][110]

Notes

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  1. ^ Where more than one line serves a station, lines are listed in the order of opening.
  2. ^ Weekend service only.

References

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  62. ^ "East Ontario". Southern California Regional Rail Authority. Retrieved June 16, 2010.
  63. ^ "Orange". Southern California Regional Rail Authority. Retrieved June 16, 2010.
  64. ^ "Oxnard". Southern California Regional Rail Authority. Retrieved June 16, 2010.
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  91. ^ "Sun Valley". Southern California Regional Rail Authority. Retrieved June 16, 2010.
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  93. ^ "Sylmar". Southern California Regional Rail Authority. Retrieved June 16, 2010.
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  95. ^ "Tustin". Southern California Regional Rail Authority. Retrieved June 16, 2010.
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  98. ^ "Van Nuys". Southern California Regional Rail Authority. Retrieved June 16, 2010.
  99. ^ "East Ventura". Southern California Regional Rail Authority. Retrieved June 16, 2010.
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