Getting around Los Angeles by Rail

747x747px|Welcome! Welcome Welcome! The Los Angeles metropolitan area features several key passenger rail systems, including: Metro Rail – Operated by the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (LACMTA) Metrolink – A commuter rail service across Southern California Amtrak Pacific Surfliner – Serving San Diego, Los Angeles, and San Luis Obispo This Wikibook is designed to help you navigate these systems and travel around the city by rail. Table of Contents 1. Metro Rail Overview 50% June 18, 2013 A Line 50% June 18, 2013 B Line 50% June 18, 2013 C Line 50% June 18, 2013 D Line 50% June 18, 2013 E Line 50% June 18, 2013 K Line Stations 75% June 18, 2013 Metro Rail Transfer Stations 50% September 15, 2011 7th Street/Metro Center 50% September 15, 2011 Willowbrook/Rosa Parks 50% September 15, 2011 2. Metrolink Metrolink25% June 18, 2013 Antelope Valley Line25% June 18, 2013 Inland Empire-Orange County Line25% June 18, 2013 Orange County Line25% June 18, 2013 Riverside Line25% June 18, 2013 San Bernardino Line25% June 18, 2013 Ventura County Line25% June 18, 2013 91/Perris Valley Line25% June 18, 2013 Arrow Line Metrolink Stations 3. Amtrak Pacific Surfliner Other Lines 4. San Diego NCTD San Diego Coaster San Diego Sprinter 5. Stops and Facilities Los Angeles Union Station Metro Rail Transfer Stations 50% September 15, 2011 Metrolink Stations 6. Major LA Tourist Attractions LA Metro Tourist Attractions Metrolink and Amtrak Tourist Attractions San Diego Sprinter & Coaster Tourist Attractions 7. The Savvy Traveler Rail-2-Rail Program Fares and Passes 8. Unofficial or Defunct Lines Burbank-Bob Hope Airport Line 9. Project Timeline Contributing Timeline Contributing Timeline This project is coming along very well. In this section, major achievements are listed by month. This timeline was last updated June 2025. July 2011 Book created Metro Rail developed to 50% (current stage) Metro Red Line, Metro Purple Line, Metro Green Line, Metro Blue Line, Metro Gold Line developed to 25% Stations developed to 25% August 2011 Metro Rail Transfer Stations, Imperial/Wilmington, 7th Street/Metro Center developed to 25% (current stage) Metro Green Line, Metro Blue Line, Metro Gold Line developed to 50% (current stage) Stations developed to 75% (current stage) September 2011 Metro Red Line and Metro Purple Line developed to 50% (current stage) Book navbox template created Title logo created Metro Rail Transfer Stations, Imperial/Wilmington, 7th Street/Metro Center improved to 50% (current stage) February 2012 - March 2023 Updating. June 2025 Entire book updated to reflect changes over the past decade. Future Contributing It will be really helpful to update the existing subsections first before adding new ones as there it a lot of outdated info in many of the existing subsections. Thanks for all your help! trains 25% G