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- Anaheim has two primary train stations, which are known as the Regional Transportation Intermodal Center and Anaheim Canyon Station. The Regional Transportation Intermodal Center can be found on Katella Avenue just southeast of the city center, while Anaheim Canyon Station is on North PacifiCenter Drive, which is slightly northeast of the city center. The Regional Transportation Intermodal Center often is the arrival station for trains serviced by Amtrak to Anaheim, while Anaheim Canyon Station is a popular destination for regional trains.
- This region is known for being quite busy due to both commuters and tourists traveling in and out of the city. Because of this, the roads can often be congested. Taking a train to Anaheim will help you to avoid getting stuck in a traffic jam and can frequently be a quicker journey than if you were to travel by bus or car.
- Once your train to Anaheim has arrived at the Anaheim Regional Transportation Intermodal Center, you will find that there are a few amenities and facilities for passengers to benefit from. For example, there are public restrooms, as well as drinking fountains. There are also outlets for you to charge your electronic devices and sitting areas that are perfect for getting some rest after a day of traveling.
- If you are traveling with either Amtrak or Metrolink to Anaheim, you will be allowed to bring a pet along for the journey with you. Both train companies allow service animals and small pets at no additional cost. Keep in mind that you need to keep your furry friend in an enclosed pet carrier for the duration of your trip.
- Anaheim's most searched train station on KAYAK is Anaheim. It is located 2 miles from the city center.
FAQs when traveling to Anaheim by train
What is the most popular train station in Anaheim?
Anaheim is the most searched station in Anaheim by KAYAK users.
Which train companies travel to Anaheim?
Amtrak is the only train company serving Anaheim.
How long is the train journey to Anaheim from the closest popular cities?
Woodland Hills to Anaheim - 1h 49m
Los Angeles to Anaheim - 0h 38m
Burbank to Anaheim - 1h 27m
What are the different types of trains that are used to travel to Anaheim?
Depending on which company you will be traveling with and where you are departing from, you may be on a few different types of trains for your journey. Amtrak usually uses its Pacific Surfliner for trips to Anaheim, which is a high-speed train. If you travel with Metrolink, you may be on a regional train instead.
How can I go from the Regional Transportation Intermodal Center to the city center?
There are a few different ways for you to travel from the Regional Transportation Intermodal Center to the city center. If you choose to drive, you can expect the trip to take you around 5 to 10min depending on what traffic is like at the time. Public transportation is an option as well, such as bus lines 50 and 59. A single bus ticket will normally cost you around $4 on average.
What are some good cities to visit by train from Anaheim if I want to go on a day trip?
Those that are in Anaheim and want to head somewhere by train for the day may consider going to San Diego, a city that is on the coast and known for its beautiful beaches, delicious local cuisine, and numerous art galleries. You can also take a quick train to the heart of Los Angeles and explore some of the city’s interesting museums, as well as learn about the film and television industries.
Can I expect to have access to free Wi-Fi on my train to Anaheim?
If you purchase train tickets to Anaheim through Amtrak, you can expect to have access to free and unlimited Wi-Fi on the train for the duration of your journey. You will also have your own outlet, which you can use to keep your electronic devices charged. Those that are traveling with Metrolink instead will typically not have access to Wi-Fi on their train, but this will depend on the specific voyage.
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