The Downtown Burbank Metrolink Station is a major commuter stop in the San Fernando Valley, at 201 N. Front Street, Burbank, CA. Linking the Antelope Valley Line and Ventura County Line, the Downtown Burbank Metrolink Station offers riders access to Los Angeles Union Station as well as points throughout the region.
The stop has a park and ride lot and a bike rack on the west side of San Fernando Boulevard. Connections to Burbank Bus are available. Serving workers heading to media studios and tourists going to attractions close by, Sounder makes for a clean, safe, and efficient way to travel. Nearby are shops, restaurants, Burbank Town Center, and the Downtown Burbank Station.
Downtown Burbank Metrolink Station Overview
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Station Name | Downtown Burbank Metrolink Station |
| Location | 201 N. Front Street, Burbank, CA 91502 |
| Lines Served | Metrolink Antelope Valley Line, Ventura County Line |
| Train Services | Metrolink only (no Amtrak service at this station) |
| Parking | Free parking available (multi-level structure) |
| Bike Facilities | Bicycle racks and lockers |
| ADA Accessibility | Fully accessible – elevators, ramps, tactile paths |
| Transit Connections | Burbank Bus, Metro Local/Express, rideshare, nearby airport shuttle |
| Station Amenities | Sheltered platforms, ticket machines, digital displays, seating, restrooms |
| Security | CCTV, lighting, occasional transit police patrols |
| Nearby Attractions | Burbank Town Center, AMC Theatres, IKEA, Downtown Burbank shops & dining |
| Opened | 1983 (Metrolink began service in the 1990s) |
| Official Website | metrolinktrains.com |
Parking at Downtown Burbank Station
- Complimentary car parking in a multi-storey car park adjacent to the station
- Located at 201 N. Front St., Burbank, CA 91502
- More than 400 Daily Commuter spaces
- Includes accessible (ADA) parking spots
- Bike racks and lockers are available
- Overnight park with permission only — check signage
Station Amenities
- A machine that issues Metrolink tickets
- Platforms with bench seats and a cover
- Real-time digital display boards
- ADA-accessible ramps and elevators
- Restrooms — near or in adjacent centers
- Security cameras and sometimes security patrols for safety
- Planned nighttime travel lighting & signage
Nearby Attractions
- Downtown Burbank
- Burbank Town Center
- AMC 16 Theatres
- IKEA Burbank
- Warner Bros. Studios
- Johnny Carson Park
Downtown Burbank Metrolink Station Weekday Schedule
| Line | First Train (To LA) | Last Train (To LA) | Frequency (Peak) | Direction (To) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Antelope Valley Line | ~4:30 AM | ~6:45 PM | Every 30–60 mins | Los Angeles Union Station |
| ~5:30 AM (from LA) | ~8:00 PM (from LA) | Every 30–60 mins | Lancaster | |
| Ventura County Line | ~5:15 AM | ~7:00 PM | Limited – rush hours | Los Angeles Union Station |
| ~4:30 PM (from LA) | ~6:30 PM (from LA) | Limited – rush hours | East Ventura |
Downtown Burbank Metrolink Station Weekend Schedule
| Line | First Train (To LA) | Last Train (To LA) | Trips Per Day | Direction (To) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Antelope Valley Line | ~7:30 AM | ~6:30 PM | 3–4 each way | Los Angeles Union Station |
| ~8:30 AM (from LA) | ~7:30 PM (from LA) | 3–4 each way | Lancaster | |
| Ventura County Line | No service on weekends | — | 0 | — |
Downtown Burbank Metrolink Station Contact Information and Assistance
1. Metrolink Customer Service:
- (800) 371-5465 (METROLINK) – Schedules, tickets, and fiendish questions
- Daily 6:00am – 10:00pmSat – Sun6:30am – 8:00pm
2. Lost & Found Assistance:
- Call (800) 371-5465 or visit the Metrolink website’s Lost & Found page.
3. Station Assistance:
- The station intercoms can be used for assistance with ticket machines, accessibility, or station issues, and Metrolink security personnel are available on site.
4. Emergency Assistance:
- Call 911, or activate the Emergency Call Boxes along the platforms.
5. Local Transit Connections:
- There are connections from BurbankBus and Metro Local bus lines, and a Burbank Airport shuttle service available at and near the station.
Downtown Burbank Metrolink Station: Transfers & Connections
The main commuter center for the San Fernando Valley, the Downtown Burbank station provides easy transfers and shuttled or local bus services for those commuting locally or regionally.
- Metrolink Lines – The station is served by the Antelope Valley Line and Ventura County Line with direct service to Union Station in downtown Los Angeles and northern suburbs.
- Amtrak Service – The Pacific Surfliner of Amtrak also serves this station, offering service to Burbank from San Diego, Ventura, Santa Barbara, and other destinations.
- Connecting Local Bus Service: Several BurbankBus, Metro Local, and Metro Rapid lines stop near the station for direct connections to Downtown Burbank, Media District, Burbank Airport, rt and North Hollywood.
- Connecting the Airport – BUR has good local and short ridesharing connections with passengers to Hollywood Burbank Airport (UR), making this station a popular airport connector.
- Bike & Pedestrian Connectivity – Bike racks, sidewalks, and proximity to parking encourage walking and other modes of transportation.
- Ride Services – Roaming rideshare zones and taxi services operated in the vicinity of the stations, for short-distance connections.
Q. What lines serve the Downtown Burbank Metrolink Station?
Downtown Burbank is served by the Antelope Valley Line and Ventura County Line of Metrolink.
Q. Does the downtown Burbank Metrolink station have free parking?
Yes, parking is free in the multi-level garage by the station. However, overnight parking is restricted.
Q. Does the Downtown Burbank Metro Station have restrooms?
There are restrooms close to the platform, but none on it. Look in local public places or at neighboring buildings.
Q. How long does it take from Downtown Burbank to Union Station?
Trains: Metrolink, about 25 minutes to Los Angeles Union Station.
Q. Is Downtown Burbank Station accessible?
The station is fully ADA accessible, with ramps and elevators for the eastbound platform and tactile walkways to guide visually-impaired passengers.