List of Metrolink (California) stations

Metrolink is the commuter rail system serving Los Angeles, California, United States and the greater Los Angeles area of Southern California. The system is governed by the Southern California Regional Rail Authority and operated under contract by Amtrak,[1] serving five counties in the region—Orange, Los Angeles, Riverside, San Bernardino, and Ventura—as well as Oceanside in San Diego County. The system stops at 62 stations along seven lines, with a total route length of 534 miles (859 km).[2]

A map of the Metrolink system showing service from 2019

Lines
Union Station in Los Angeles serves as a hub for Metrolink, with six out of seven Metrolink lines terminating at the station.
Metrolink lines[2]
Line Route length Stations Termini Average weekday ridership
(Q1 2017–2018)
  91/Perris Valley Line
 83.8 miles (134.9 km) 12 Los Angeles Union Station (west)
South Perris (east)		 2,810
  Antelope Valley Line
 76.6 miles (123.3 km) 11 Los Angeles Union Station (south)
Lancaster (north)		 5,793
  Inland Empire–Orange County Line
 100.1 miles (161.1 km) 15 Oceanside (south)
San Bernardino-Downtown (north)		 5,544
  Orange County Line
 87.2 miles (140.3 km) 14 Oceanside (south)
Los Angeles Union Station (north)		 8,657
  Riverside Line
 58.8 miles (94.6 km) 7 Los Angeles Union Station (west)
Riverside-Downtown (east)		 4,274
  San Bernardino Line
 56.5 miles (90.9 km) 14 Los Angeles Union Station (west)
San Bernardino-Downtown (east)		 9,141
  Ventura County Line
 76.6 miles (123.3 km) 12 East Ventura (west)
Los Angeles Union Station (east)		 3,854

Stations
† Termini
Burbank station
Fontana station
Orange station
Chatsworth station
Fullerton station
Claremont station
Station Line(s)[note 1] Rail connections Location Date opened References
Anaheim
  Orange County Line
 Amtrak:
  Pacific Surfliner
 Anaheim December 6, 2014 [3][4][5]
Anaheim Canyon
  Inland Empire–Orange County Line
 Anaheim August 5, 1996 [6][7]
Baldwin Park
  San Bernardino Line
 Baldwin Park May 24, 1993 [8][9]
Buena Park
  Orange County Line
  91/Perris Valley Line
 Buena Park September 4, 2007 [10][11]
Burbank–Downtown
  Antelope Valley Line
  Ventura County Line
 Burbank October 26, 1992 [12][13]
Burbank Airport–North
  Antelope Valley Line
 Burbank May 14, 2018 [14][15]
Burbank Airport–South
  Ventura County Line
 Amtrak:
  Pacific Surfliner
  Coast Starlight
 Burbank April 24, 1995 [16][17]
Cal State LA
  San Bernardino Line
 Los Angeles October 26, 1994 [18][19]
Camarillo
  Ventura County Line
 Amtrak:
  Pacific Surfliner
 Camarillo February 14, 1994 [20][21]
Chatsworth
  Ventura County Line
 Amtrak:
  Pacific Surfliner
 Los Angeles October 26, 1992 [22][12]
Claremont
  San Bernardino Line
 Claremont December 5, 1992 [23][24]
Commerce
  Orange County Line
 Commerce March 28, 1994 [5][25]
Corona–North Main
  Inland Empire–Orange County Line
  91/Perris Valley Line
 Corona November 22, 2002 [26][27]
Corona–West
  Inland Empire–Orange County Line
  91/Perris Valley Line
 Corona October 2, 1995[28][29]
Covina
  San Bernardino Line
 Covina October 26, 1992 [30][31]
East Ventura†
  Ventura County Line
 Ventura November 11, 2002 [32][33]
El Monte
  San Bernardino Line
 El Monte October 26, 1992 [31][34]
Fontana
  San Bernardino Line
 Fontana November 22, 1993 [35][36]
Fullerton
  Orange County Line
  91/Perris Valley Line
 Amtrak:
  Pacific Surfliner
  Southwest Chief
 Fullerton March 28, 1994 [5][37]
Glendale
  Antelope Valley Line
  Ventura County Line
 Amtrak:
  Pacific Surfliner
 Glendale October 26, 1992 [12][38]
Industry
  Riverside Line
 Industry June 14, 1993 [39][40]
Irvine
  Orange County Line
  Inland Empire–Orange County Line
 Amtrak:
  Pacific Surfliner
 Irvine March 28, 1994 [5][41]
Jurupa Valley/Pedley
  Riverside Line
 Jurupa Valley June 14, 1993 [39][42][43]
Laguna Niguel/​Mission Viejo
  Orange County Line
  Inland Empire–Orange County Line
 Laguna Niguel April 22, 2002 [44][45]
Lancaster†
  Antelope Valley Line
 Lancaster January 24, 1994 [46][47]
Los Angeles Union Station†
  Antelope Valley Line
  San Bernardino Line
  Ventura County Line
  Riverside Line
  Orange County Line
  91/Perris Valley Line
 Amtrak:
  Pacific Surfliner
  Coast Starlight
  Southwest Chief
  Sunset Limited
  Texas Eagle


 Metro (LACMTA):
 B Line
 D Line
 L Line

 Los Angeles October 26, 1992 [12][48]
Montclair
  San Bernardino Line
 Montclair February 22, 1993 [49][50]
Montebello/​Commerce
  Riverside Line
 Montebello September 8, 1997 [51][52]
Moorpark
  Ventura County Line
 Amtrak:
  Pacific Surfliner
 Moorpark October 26, 1992 [12][53]
Moreno Valley/March Field
  91/Perris Valley Line
 Moreno Valley June 6, 2016 [54][55]
Newhall
  Antelope Valley Line
 Santa Clarita March 18, 2000 [56][57]
Northridge
  Ventura County Line
 Los Angeles February 14, 1994 [21][58]
Norwalk/Santa Fe Springs
  Orange County Line
  91/Perris Valley Line
 Norwalk July 17, 1995 [59][60]
Oceanside†
  Orange County Line
  Inland Empire–Orange County Line
 Amtrak:
  Pacific Surfliner

NCTD:
Coaster
Sprinter		 Oceanside March 28, 1994 [5][61]
Ontario–East
  Riverside Line
 Ontario June 14, 1993 [62][39]
Orange
  Orange County Line
  Inland Empire–Orange County Line
 Orange March 28, 1994 [5][63]
Oxnard
  Ventura County Line
 Amtrak:
  Pacific Surfliner
  Coast Starlight
 Oxnard April 4, 1994 [64][65]
Palmdale
  Antelope Valley Line
 Palmdale April 25, 2005 [66][67]
Perris–Downtown
  91/Perris Valley Line
 Perris June 6, 2016 [54][55]
Perris–South†
  91/Perris Valley Line
 Perris June 6, 2016 [54][55]
Pomona–Downtown
  Riverside Line
 Amtrak:
  Sunset Limited
  Texas Eagle
 Pomona February 5, 2001 [68][69]
Pomona–North
  San Bernardino Line
 PomonaOctober 26, 1992 [12][70]
Rancho Cucamonga
  San Bernardino Line
 Rancho Cucamonga November 1, 1994 [71][72]
Rialto
  San Bernardino Line
 RialtoMay 17, 1993 [73][74]
Riverside–Downtown†
  Riverside Line
  Inland Empire–Orange County Line
  91/Perris Valley Line
 Amtrak:
  Southwest Chief
 Riverside June 14, 1993 [39][75]
Riverside–Hunter Park/UCR
  91/Perris Valley Line
 Riverside June 6, 2016 [54][55]
Riverside–La Sierra
  Inland Empire–Orange County Line
  91/Perris Valley Line
 Riverside October 2, 1995 [76][28]
San Bernardino
  San Bernardino Line
  Inland Empire–Orange County Line
 Amtrak:
  Southwest Chief
 San Bernardino May 17, 1993 [74][77]
San Bernardino–Downtown†
  San Bernardino Line
  Inland Empire–Orange County Line
 San Bernardino December 16, 2017 [78][79]
San Clemente
  Orange County Line
  Inland Empire–Orange County Line
 San Clemente March 6, 1995 [80][81]
San Clemente Pier[note 2]
  Orange County Line
  Inland Empire–Orange County Line
 Amtrak:
  Pacific Surfliner
San Clemente June 15, 1996 [82][83]
San Juan Capistrano
  Orange County Line
  Inland Empire–Orange County Line
 Amtrak:
  Pacific Surfliner
 San Juan Capistrano March 28, 1994 [5][84]
Santa Ana
  Orange County Line
  Inland Empire–Orange County Line
 Amtrak:
  Pacific Surfliner
 Santa Ana March 28, 1994 [5][85]
Santa Clarita
  Antelope Valley Line
 Santa Clarita October 26, 1992 [12][86]
Simi Valley
  Ventura County Line
 Amtrak:
  Pacific Surfliner
  Coast Starlight
 Simi Valley October 26, 1992 [12][87]
Sun Valley
  Antelope Valley Line
 Los Angeles April 30, 2001 [88][89]
Sylmar/San Fernando
  Antelope Valley Line
 Los Angeles January 26, 1994 [90][91]
Tustin
  Orange County Line
  Inland Empire–Orange County Line
 Tustin January 21, 2002 [92][93]
Upland
  San Bernardino Line
 Upland May 17, 1993 [74][94]
Van Nuys
  Ventura County Line
 Amtrak:
  Pacific Surfliner
  Coast Starlight
 Los Angeles October 26, 1992 [12][95]
Via Princessa
  Antelope Valley Line
 Santa Clarita February 7, 1994 [96][97]
Vincent Grade/Acton
  Antelope Valley Line
 Acton January 31, 1994 [47][98]

Future stations
Station Line(s) Location Status Planned opening date References
Placentia 91 Line Placentia Planned 2022 [99]
Tippecanoe Arrow San Bernardino Under construction 2022 [100][101]
Esri Arrow Redlands Under construction 2022 [100][101]
Redlands–Downtown San Bernardino Line
Arrow		 Redlands Under construction 2022 [102]
University Arrow Redlands Under construction 2022 [100][101]
Vista Canyon Antelope Valley Line Santa Clarita Under construction [103]

Notes
  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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  37. "Fullerton". Southern California Regional Rail Authority. Retrieved June 16, 2010.
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  96. "Via Princessa". Southern California Regional Rail Authority. Retrieved June 16, 2010.
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  98. "Vincent Grade/Acton". Southern California Regional Rail Authority. Retrieved June 16, 2010.
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