Address: 800 N Alameda St, Los Angeles, CA 90012, USA
Heathe M
We had not been to Union Station in many years but came up from San Diego for a day trip on Olvera Street. I never paid any attention before on the beautiful architecture inside so here are a few photos for you have never been there.
Fred Long
It's always a pleasure visiting Union station. It's like a nostalgic walk through history. I've always entered on the front side of the street which I think is Alameda street. This time I entered from the south side and it was quite a surprise. I didn't know it had been upgraded like that. This beautiful works of art, fountains, and the aquarium really blew me away. I would really love to go on a tour through that station one of these days. Definitely one of America's hidden jewels. As always there is a small problem with homeless people and some mentally ill. I realize that's hard to combat in a public place like that. But they have plenty of security and the service personnel are really on task. Navigating and directions were breeze.
Roger Tedi
Security always power tripping on people over petty stuff. They have the seating areas barricaded and give you a hassle just to sit down. If you need to wait over night for your train or bus they will just kick you out in the cold while other stations around the country donβt close. Thereβs not even a spot to charge your phone in the waiting area and if you find one around the building they will start harassing you saying you cannot charge your device. Go to Union Station in Los Angeles if you want to be treated like a sub-humanπ―
Jill J
Beautiful renovation of tiles and interior. Classic beauty of an era gone by. Love the study in color and graceful architecture. Fun to see in person.
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Yes, there is an Avis/Budget and Hertz
Amtrak station (waiting room) hours are listed as open 24 hours, 7 days a week. Ticket office is closed from midnight to 4:00 am.
4:10 am from Union Station west bound 4:32 East bound from West Hollywood.
No, apparently not. Many buses and trains offer wifi. But it seems that a contractual dispute has kept wifi out of the station itself.
Yes there for Amtrak customers and seating union is well organized with customers
Yes
There is an Information booth at the Main Entrance
Hello Ms. Sao, Most trains to Las Vegas depart from Amtrak Metrolink Station - 7724 Van Nuys Blvd. Prices start from $59.95. I believe you can also take a train from Union Station to San Bernardino and then a bus to the Vegas Strip. Those are 2 options that I know of, but there may be others that I'm not aware of. You can try this website : wanderu.com Happy Holidays
You do not have to change trains.
It is located upstairs. Check at the Amtrak counter and they can direct you.
There are 3 parking lots at Union Station, only one is long term---Union Station East: open 24 hours, 7 days per week $8.00 maximum charged per 24 hour period 30 day maximum If you are planning on parking more than 3 days, you must fill out and submit a required form, which can be found online. The parking office here is open from 8:00 to 5:00
Via Amtrak's Pacific Surfliner, the schedule says 10:20 pm, arrives 10:58. Train #796
There are 3 parking garages. Two are short term parking, no overnight. One is long term parking. If you plan on staying 3+ days, there is a required form that you must fill out (you can download it from online).
There are no detector on the trains. Or at Union station. But who knows some day they might come up with that idea
Info at Union station
(weekend): departs LA at 11:40, arrives 1:50 pm departs LA at 2:15, arrives at 4:20 pm departs LA at 3:50, arrives 5:55 pm
You can always download the apps and buy tickets just make sure u activate it before getting on board the apps have all the feedback to your questions and schedules
Sunday night scheduled to Lancaster: 6:24 to Lancaster Metrolink station 8:29 to Lancaster Metrolink station 7:29 to Via Princessa Metrolink station
If you are an Amtrak customer holding an Amtrak departure ticket for that day, it may be possible to check items at the Amtrak baggage counter for a fee.
Overnight parking is only allowed at Union Station East, and costs $2.00 per every 15 minutes, $8.00 maximum per 24 hr period
It depends what kind of transportation you're coming in on. The buses drop off in the back the new section and I believe Uber and Lyft drops off in the front on Alameda the old section. What exactly are you trying to do?
There is not a direct service from here by train. You have to take Subway purple or red line to 7th street metro center station, then change to blue line. Right now blue line is under repair, so service is given up to 103rd street. At june 1st, the northern part Will close. A shuttle bus service paralell to blue line is set for temporal replacement. So the train is for one part of the ride and you have to change to a bus. Blue line Will be fully operational until September.
yes they have, 9am to 5pm and Sunday closed
It is best to call the station, there could rate increases from the last time I used them.
The LA Grand Hotel Downtown by Marriott. 20 minute walk.
https://www.unionstationla.com/dining-amenities
There isn't one very nearby (1.1 mile away). If you like Mexican food checkout Olvera Street which is right across the way (a short walk) from Union station. Great food to be had there. Not really any "fast food" inside of Union station. Here's a link to the restaurants that are in Union station. https://goo.gl/3UnkNq Cheers!
I'd plan for an hour. Traffic is heavy most of the time and the two most likely routes involve driving on LA's busiest freeways.
Yes ,but you can ask @ Union Station for help they have specializing transportation for Disable.!
Downtown San Diego station is the Santa Fe Depot. Old Town is the stop just north. There's no trick there. Just park in the parking lot and wait for your guest.
Overnight parking is available at the Union Station East parking garage.Β I found this information on this website. https://www.unionstationla.com/visit
Hello Mr. Stephen: There are motels around the train station. If you have an app. you may get a good deal. You can also take the Gold Line and find a cheap motel in Alhambra or Monterey Park. It all depends on your trains departure time. Best of Luck
You can go to the information booth or call 323- go.metro
6:00 I think
Park or pick up in pickup area. Coordinate with passanger to have a pick up plan.
Try here - https://m.amtrak.com/h5/booking
Like $ 200-400 millet
Of course there is! There is a big rotary in front of the station that you can pick up.
If it's daytime you can take the Red Line Subway to Hollywood or Universal City which are popular tourist destinations. Chinatown is also a stop away on the Metro Gold Line. Across the street is historic Olvera Street where you can find museums that talk about the Mexican Culture in the area.
Yes.
Hello Ms. Manger, UCLA is 16.8 miles from Union Station. You can transfer to the Purple Line at Union Station and then get off on the Wilshire/Western exit and then ride the 720/20 Metro bus to UCLA. Happy Holidays
There is a bus run by "Flyaway" which goes from bus stop 1 in the Bus Plaza on the east side of Union Station. The buses run every half hour on the hour and at half-past (hourly from 1am to 5am and Monday to Friday every 20 minutes from 5:30am to 9:30am). The cost is $9.75 one way and you can use Debit, Credit or TAP cards (cash is not accepted, although you can buy online in advance at www.lashuttletix.com). The journey takes around 35-45 minutes depending on which terminal you require and what time of the day you travel.
Isidro. There are machines to buy * Tap Cards. in all Metro stations. Union Station being the main station. In addition, several businesses and stores offer the charging of rates to your Tap card and the sale of these. The cost of a Tap Card is $ 2. You can use it and reuse it as many times as you want until the date it expires, which is a jet of time. Greetings and enjoy your stay in L.A.
Looks it a Google's Map! Not this questions!
dont think so
It depends on what class of ticket and where you are going. Look at www.amtrack.con
$8.50 Single, $17 Round Trip. If travelling at the weekend, you can use the $10 day pass for a round trip.
Yes it is a short walk just follow the sign
You can leave your luggage at the Amtrak parcel check. You do NOT need an Amtrak ticket. If you do, it's $10 per bag, if you don't $20.
The flyaway bus is only $9.00 or so. Use that. I have, its a quick bus ride. They drop you off right in front of your airport terminal at LAX.
Yes, but only if you have an Amtrak ticket.
Most likely no. Check their webpage to send a email for a complaint
It appears to be an away game on that day, so no.
6 am/10:30pm
The LAX flyaway runs 48 buses daily, every 30 minutes (or less during rush hour) between LAX to Union Station.
Lots along the red line. Ritz-Carlton the holiday inn, The Bonaventure, the Biltmore. Minutes away from Union Station along the red line
No, the Los Angeles Greyhound station is not located at Union Station. It is a drop-off point only for some Greyhound buses, discharging riders only. You cannot board at Union Station.
The trip is an hour and a half. The cost on Amtrak is $ 22.75. Metrolink is also an option.
There are no direct trains. You van go to Yuma and then take a bus.
Try Bolt Bus. They're very good, with very low prices the earlier you book. You can book online. Amtrak also buses to LV, but the trip is longer due to more stops. Amtrak does give a 10% discount for people on disability though--only the person on disability, not fellow travelers. Since Bolt Bus if a subsidiary of Amtrak, it might also give the same discount.
Union Station West has 2 short term parking lots, B and D. Each charges $2.00 per 15 minutes or $16.00 maximum per day. Lot B is open 4:00 am to midnight. Lot D is open 6:00 am to 10:00 pm
Go to Google Maps, and you can find out.
If you have a train or bus ticket, use the Amtrak Baggage Claim at the Passenger Concourse. This will cost $ 20 for a total of 24 hours. If you have an Amtrak ticket, the price is half off.
A small carry-on is OK
Is Only red line..
When I was heading south, the Metrolink only goes to Oceanside. Don't know about Amtrak. I use the Metrolink app to find schedules and order tickets. Highly recommended!
Please check their website.
All contracted Amtrak buses loads and discharges across from the Metro Red Line entrance/exit inside Union Station (Alameda St. side)
No not that I know of
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