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To Oakland/ Southern California Seattle San Luis San Luis Obispo ® A A Obispo County Amtrak San Joaquin Bakerseld Passenger Rail to Oakland/Sacramento Kern C Grover Beach A County A SYSTEM MAP L I F A Guadalupe-Santa Maria O R and TIMETABLES N I A Schedule information for trains between Santa Barbara • San Luis Obispo County Lancaster A Lompoc-Surf M • Santa Barbara • Ventura M Palmdale Ventura • Los Angeles Vincent Grade/Acton County M Goleta Santa Barbara • Orange County A Santa Clarita A Via Princessa A Carpinteria M M • San Diego A M Los Angeles County Moorpark Slymar/ San Bernardino Ventura M M Newhall M San Fernando A East Ventura Amtrak Southwest Chief Passenger Rail Station M A A M County A A Sun Valley M M M M M to Albuquerque/Chicago ® ® A A A M Downtown A Amtrak Coast Starlight A A A Burbank A M ® A Amtrak Pacic Suriner Simi Valley M Chatsworth A Covina PomonaClaremontMontclairUpland Rancho CucamongaFontanaRialto Oxnard Northridge El MonteBaldwin Park M San Bernardino Camarillo Van Nuys A Cal State ML.A. 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CoronaCorona La Sierra County Fullerton A M Amtrak Coast Starlight Norwalk/ Buena Park Orange Santa Fe Springs M Amtrak Sunset Limited AmtrakCalifornia.com Anaheim County Amtrak Pacic Suriner (LOSSAN Corridor) M to San Antonio/ Tustin A New Orleans facebook.com/AmtrakCalifornia PACIFIC OCEAN Santa Ana COASTER Laguna Niguel/ twitter.com/Amtrak_CA Irvine Mission Viejo Metrolink Ventura County Line A M San Juan Capistrano Santa Barbara Island A M Santa Catalina Island San Clemente Metrolink Antelope Valley Line M M San Clemente Pier Metrolink San Bernardino Line A GoNCTD.com Metrolink Riverside Line facebook.com/GoNCTD Metrolink 91 Line M C S twitter.com/GoNCTD Santa Nicolas Island A Metrolink Orange County Line C Escondido Metrolink Inland Empire-Orange County Line C S Oceanside SPRINTER (Light Rail) C San Diego San Clemente Island A C ® Carlsbad Village County Amtrak San Joaquin Encinitas C Amtrak Southwest Chief ® N Carlsbad Poinsettia metrolinktrains.com ® Solana Beach facebook.com/Metrolink Amtrak Sunset Limited Effective July 2, 2012 0 5 10 15 20 30 40 San Diego-Old Town Miles A C twitter.com/Metrolink Sorrento Valley San Diego- A C Santa Fe Depot 1 Effective July 2, 2012 LOSSAN TRAIN INFORMATION Amtrak.com AmtrakCalifornia.com GoNCTD.com metrolinktrains.com Amtrak Coast Starlight® Amtrak Pacic Suriner® COASTER Metrolink® Amtrak intercity train service between Los Angeles, Amtrak intercity train service between San Diego, Commuter train service between Oceanside and Commuter train service with seven routes serving Oakland, Portland, Seattle and intermediate stations. Los Angeles, Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo and San Diego and intermediate stations. Los Angeles, Orange, Ventura, Riverside, intermediate stations. San Bernardino, and San Diego counties. Schedule effective April 2, 2012 Schedule effective April 2, 2012 Spring/Summer schedule effective April 2, 2012 Schedule effective July 2, 2012 Amtrak Ticket Information Amtrak Ticket Information Additional trains may be added to serve Padres games 100 series trains travel via the Ventura County Line. Advanced reservations required. Tickets may be Amtrak tickets may be purchased by visiting at Petco Park. Go to GoNCTD.com for more details. 200 series trains travel via the Antelope Valley Line. purchased by visiting Amtrak.com, by calling Amtrak.com or Amtrakcalifornia.com, at Amtrak Train #652 runs only for Wednesday Padres home 600 series trains travel via the Orange County Line. 1-800-USA-RAIL, or by visiting any staffed Amtrak Quik-Trak™ self-serve kiosks, Metrolink/Amtrak ticket games that begin at 3:35 p.m. 700 series trains travel via the 91 Line. station. vending machines (for Pacic Suriner and San Joaquin For Padres weekday games beginning at 3:35 p.m., 800 series trains travel via the Inland Empire-Orange Amtrak accepts cash, MasterCard, Visa, American tickets only, advance reservations required for all other COASTER Northbound train #665, scheduled to depart County Line. Express, Discover, and Debit cards with a credit card Amtrak trains), by calling 1-800-USA-RAIL, or by San Diego 7:08 p.m. may be held until an absolute 900 series trains travel via between L.A. Union Station logo at all staffed ticket ofces. Debit cards requiring visiting any staffed Amtrak station. departure of 7:30 p.m. and Burbank-Bob Hope Airport. a PIN are not accepted. Amtrak accepts cash, MasterCard, Visa, American On Fridays and Saturdays without Padres games, the Metrolink Ticket Information Amtrak Coast Starlight Holiday Service Express, Discover and Debit cards with a credit card last train departs San Diego at 10:45 p.m. On Fridays Passengers must have a valid ticket prior to boarding The Amtrak Coast Starlight operates daily including logo at all staffed ticket ofces. Debit cards requiring a and Saturdays with Padres games at 7:05 p.m., the train. Tickets may be purchased at the vending all holidays. PIN are not accepted. Credit cards are also accepted the last train departs San Diego at 10:45 p.m. or machines located at each station with cash, debit card, at Quik-Trak™ kiosks and by Metrolink/Amtrak ticket 50 minutes after the last out or reworks show, with Visa®, MasterCard®, American Express®, or Discover®, vending machines. an absolute departure of midnight. or at the ticket window at L.A. Union Station. Amtrak Pacic Suriner Holiday Service For Monday through Thursday evening Padres games Use your Metrolink ticket to transfer to most connecting Train 1761, Train 565, Train 597, and Train 1790 and for Sunday games, an additional train will be buses, shuttles, or rail lines for free. Metrolink tickets will also operate on 5/28/12, 7/4/12, and 9/3/12. operated, departing 50 minutes after the nal out or are valid on most connecting transit services at Train 761, Train 599, Train 595, and Train 790 will reworks show with an absolute departure time of Metrolink Stations. not operate on 7/4/12 and 9/3/12. midnight Monday - Saturday and 5:10 p.m. Sunday. Metrolink Holiday Service COASTER Ticket Information Limited train service on the days New Year’s Day, Passengers must have a valid ticket prior to boarding Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, the train. Tickets may be purchased at Oceanside Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day are observed. Transit Center Customer Service, or at vending machines located at each station with cash, credit or debit card. COASTER Holiday Service Amtrak routes, schedules and services subject to change without notice. Amtrak, Pacic Suriner, Coast Starlight, The COASTER does not run New Year’s Day, Sunset Limited and Southwest Chief are service marks of the National Railroad Passenger Corporation. Thanksgiving, or Christmas Day. The COASTER runs Sunday/holiday schedule on Memorial Day, Labor Day, and July 4. 2 Effective July 2, 2012 LOSSAN TRAIN INFORMATION Amtrak.com AmtrakCalifornia.com GoNCTD.com metrolinktrains.com RAIL 2 RAIL® PROGRAM – Amtrak/Metrolink RAIL 2 RAIL® PROGRAM – Amtrak/COASTER The Rail 2 Rail® program allows Metrolink Monthly Pass The COASTER-Rail2Rail-UPGRADE allows COASTER holders along the Orange and Ventura County monthly pass holders to board Amtrak California Pacic corridors to travel on Amtrak Pacic Suriner trains Suriner® trains between Oceanside, Solana Beach, within the station pairs of their pass at no additional and San Diego. COASTER monthly pass holders can charge, including Saturday and Sunday. Metrolink purchase the Rail2Rail-UPGRADE by visiting the Amtrak passengers simply show their Monthly Pass and board ticket ofce in Oceanside, Solana Beach or San Diego any Amtrak Pacic Suriner train or bus to their Santa Fe Depot. Amtrak will issue a paper ticket to destination. These additional trains are not available to accompany their monthly COASTER pass. holders of One-Way and Round-Trip tickets or 7-Day ® Passes. The Rail 2 Rail program does NOT include Rail 2 Rail® Blackout Dates travel on Coast Starlight trains. Rail 2 Rail® blackout dates are Wednesday, All Metrolink ticket types are accepted on Amtrak trains November 21; Thursday, November 22 and Sunday, between Burbank-Bob Hope Airport and Los Angeles November 25, 2012. Metrolink Monthly Passes and Union Station. COASTER-Rail2Rail-UPGRADE passes will not be Amtrak Pacic Suriner Monthly Pass holders may ride accepted for travel on Pacic Suriner trains during any Metrolink train within the station pairs on their pass the blackout dates. at no additional charge. Amtrak 10-Trip tickets will no longer be accepted on Metrolink trains effective July 1, 2012. LOSSAN Rail Corridor The Los Angeles-San Diego-San Luis Obispo (LOSSAN) Rail Corridor Agency seeks to increase ridership, revenue, capacity, reliability, and safety on the coastal rail corridor from San Diego to Los Angeles to San Luis Obispo. LOSSAN members include the rail owners and operators and regional transportation planning agencies along the six-county 351 mile corridor. Visit www.lossan.org for more information about LOSSAN. San Luis Obispo County Kern County Santa Barbara San Bernardino County County Ventura County Los Angeles County Riverside PACIFIC OCEAN Orange County
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