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AMTRAK Stations in Los Angeles County

Burbank Airport (routes: Pacific Surfliner)

Amtrak Station (unstaffed), 3750 Empire Ave, Burbank 91505
Chatsworth (routes: Pacific Surfliner)

Amtrak Station (unstaffed), 10040 Old Depot Plaza Rd,
Chatsworth 91311
Glendale (routes: Pacific Surfliner)

Amtrak Station (staffed), 400 W Cerritos Ave,
Glendale 91204; (818) 246-4455
Los Angeles* (routes: Pacific Surfliner, Coast Starlight, Southwest Chief, Sunset Limited)

Union Station (staffed), 800 N Alameda St, LA 90012;
(213) 624-0171

Pomona (routes: Sunset Limited)

Amtrak Station (unstaffed), 100 W Commercial St,
Pomona 91768

Van Nuys* (routes: Coast Starlight, Pacific Surfliner)

Amtrak/Metrolink Station (staffed), 7724 Van Nuys Blvd,
Van Nuys 91405

*Ticker Agent on site
Coast Starlight - Los Angeles - Seattle
Pacific Surfliner - San Diego - San Luis Obispo
Southwest Chief - Los Angeles-Albuquerque-Chicago
Sunset Limited - Los Angeles-San Antonio-New Orleans-Orlando
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Editor's Note: We would also like to note the Fullerton Station at 120 E Santa Fe Ave, Fullerton. Although it is in Orange County, it may be more easily accessible by many southeastern L.A. County residents. It is a nice station, but does not compare to the majesty of Union Station. The Fullerton Station has on-site ticketing and serves the Pacific Surfliner and Southwest Chief routes.

 

More than 1.4 million AMTRAK passengers pass through Union Station in Los Angeles each year.

Union Station, opened in 1939, is on the National Register of Historic Places. The station was originally designed to consolidate passenger terminals of the Southern Pacific, Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe and Union Pacific Railroads into a single station (hence the term "Union").

Glendale's Spanish-Mediterranean Depot, a Glendale historic landmark, was built in 1924.

 

 

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