Rancho Cucamonga

Ryan Wagstaff

Using your car to access public transportation is kind of self defeating. The station is clean though.

Robert Swan

Security guard met us to make our experience better and answered questions knowledgeably. Some smokers present, CBD, etc. Unenforced rules against it. Stinks in fresh air.

Paulius Liutkus

It is a nice train station! The line, that runs through this station is San Bernardino Line. This line goes either to downtown of San Bernardino, or to downtown of Los Angeles. I would usually catch the train in this station, and go home from work. The prices are quite fair. Furthermore, the train station is quite clean. Adjacent, there is a parking lot, although it is payable parking lot. At the same time, there is a bus stop nearby, to catch the bus going around Rancho Cucamonga and Ontario. Definitely, if anyone needs to go to towards San Bernardino or Los Angeles, I would recommend to catch the train at this station!

Houston Laney

It is absolutely ridiculous that a public transportation station FOR A COMMUTER TRAIN charges for parking. This is not a great way to convince people to stop driving their cars if you charge them to park. Metrolink is already expensive enough. It already costs $21.50 for a round-trip ticket from Rancho Cucamonga to L.A. Union Station. There's only one parking payment machine that might as well be camouflage as it's gray and is "conveniently" located next to a concrete wall. The machine doesn't even face the parking lot and there is limited signage (who knows how much the city has collected in parking tickets). Parking costs $4.50, which amounts to a 21% increase in the cost of taking the public transportation option.