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Getting To Fullerton
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Getting to Fullerton by rail is really easy!
The Fullerton Santa Fe Depot is the hub of passenger rail activity for Orange County, California.
The depot is served by both the Amtrak Pacific Surfliners and the Amtrak Southwest Chief, as well as by
many Metrolink commuter trains.
For Amtrak Timetables for the Pacific Surfliners or the Southest Chief,
click here to visit
www.amtrak.com.
Fullerton is also a major hub for the OCTA bus network. For bus timetables
click here to visit
www.octa.net.
Traveling by Automobile?
If you are driving to Fullerton, it is really east to get here by car. From the west, take the 91 freeway to
the Harbor Blvd. exit. Take a left onto Harbor Blvd. Travel north on Harbor until you go under the railroad
bridge. If you continue north on Harbor, you will end up going through Downtown Fullerton. If you take your
first right after going under the railroad bridge, you will end up at the Fullerton Amtrak / Metrolink Train Station.
If you are coming from the east, take the 91 freeway to the Harbor Blvd./Lemon exit. Continue past Lemon at the
first set of lights until you reach Harbor Blvd. at the second set of light. Take a right onto Harbor Blvd. and
follow the rest of the above directions.
If you are coming from the north, take the 57 freeway to the 91 freeway. Head west on the 91 freeway and then
follow the above directions for "coming from the east." If you are coming from the south, take the 57 freeway
to the 91 freeway. Head west of the 91 freeway and then follow the above directions for "coming from the east."
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