Metrolink Trains is a commuter rail system that operates in Southern California, with service in Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, and Ventura counties.
Tickets can be purchased at a ticket vending machine at any Metrolink station, through the Metrolink mobile app, or online at the Metrolink website.
Metrolink accepts cash, credit or debit cards, and electronic payment methods like Apple Pay and Google Pay.
No, there is no limit on the number of tickets that can be purchased at one time.
Metrolink offers one-way, round-trip, 7-day, and monthly passes. There are also special event tickets for specific events or destinations.
Before boarding the train, validate your ticket by inserting it into the validation machine. Remember to keep your ticket for the duration of your trip as fare inspections may occur.
Yes, you can transfer between Metrolink trains at designated transfer stations or when connecting to other transit systems.
You can check the status of your train on the Metrolink website or app. If your train is delayed, Metrolink will post updates and provide estimated arrival times.
Yes, you are allowed to bring food and drinks on board Metrolink trains, but please be considerate of others and keep the train clean.
If you need assistance, you can ask the conductor or any Metrolink employee for help. Metrolink trains are also equipped with emergency call buttons and intercoms for emergencies.
You can plan your trip on the Metrolink website or app by entering your starting location and destination to view schedules and fare information.
Yes, Metrolink offers accessible seating and accommodations for passengers with disabilities. The Metrolink website has more information on accessible travel.
You can contact Metrolink's Lost and Found department at (800) 371-5465 to inquire about your lost item.
If you miss your train, you can use your ticket on the next available train. If you have a one-way ticket or a pass with a designated time, you may need to purchase a new ticket.
There could be several reasons, such as a technical issue with the machine or an expired or blocked card. You can try using a different card or purchasing your ticket online.
Make sure you have inserted the ticket with the barcode facing up and that the ticket is not damaged or folded. If the ticket still won't scan, ask a Metrolink employee for assistance.
In the event of a mechanical issue, the train may be delayed or stopped at a station. Stay calm and follow instructions from train personnel. The Metrolink website or app will have updates on the train status.
This could be due to a track maintenance issue or signal problem. The train may resume service after a brief stop, or there may be a delay. Stay calm and follow instructions from train personnel.
There could be an issue with your internet connection or the ticket scanning process. Make sure you have a stable internet connection and try again. If the issue persists, contact Metrolink customer service.
Train delays due to police activity are unfortunately out of Metrolink's control. It could be due to an ongoing investigation or safety concerns. Metrolink will provide updates on the situation and do its best to resume service as soon as possible.
Stay calm and alert the conductor or call 911 if necessary. The train is equipped with emergency call buttons and intercoms for emergencies.
Severe weather conditions such as high winds, heavy rain, or extreme heat may cause delays for safety reasons. Metrolink will provide updates on the situation and do its best to resume service as soon as possible.
You can find train schedules and fares on the Metrolink website or app.
Metrolink only services select cities and destinations in Southern California. If your desired destination is not available, you may need to consider alternative transportation options.
Yes, you can bring your bike on board Metrolink trains. However, bike capacity is limited, and bikes must be stored in designated areas.
Metrolink trains use radio frequencies to communicate, which may cause disruption to nearby radio or TV signals. This is temporary and should not cause long-term interference.
You can sign up for email or text alerts on the Metrolink website or follow Metrolink on social media for news and updates.