Metrolink’s $10 SoCal Day Pass Available on July 4
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LOS ANGELES — On Independence Day, Friday, July 4, Metrolink will operate a weekend schedule with service on the Antelope Valley, Orange County, 91/Perris Valley, San Bernardino, Inland Empire-Orange County and Ventura County lines, including the Arrow corridor connecting San Bernardino and Redlands. Riverside Line trains will not operate.
With multiple promotions in place, Metrolink is a budget-friendly option for families to experience all the region has to offer. Between Friday, July 4, and Sunday, July 6, Metrolink’s SoCal Day Pass, which provides unlimited rides on the day of purchase, will be available for just $10 at all station ticket machines and on the Metrolink Mobile App. On Saturday and Sunday, up to three children 17 and under will ride free with each fare-paying adult.
Customers traveling on Metrolink can enjoy beach days, family gatherings and memorable SoCal adventures while avoiding holiday gridlock and parking woes. Those looking for new adventures should visit metrolinktrains.com/explore to access a repository of notable activities and destinations near Metrolink stations.
Metrolink’s Rail 2 Rail® program will operate normally during the holiday weekend. However, Amtrak Pacific Surfliner codeshare trains, which accept Metrolink tickets between Los Angeles and Ventura, may restrict access on a case-by-case basis if capacity becomes limited.
About Metrolink (metrolinktrains.com)
Metrolink regional passenger rail service offers reliable, safe, affordable, and environmentally sustainable transportation throughout an interconnected six-county network. Metrolink has 545.6 total service line miles and 67 stations across Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura, and San Diego counties, connecting people, communities, and businesses and serving as an essential link in the region’s mobility landscape. Metrolink also operates the Arrow service, a nine-mile extension of the San Bernardino County Line linking the cities of San Bernardino and Redlands.