Anaheim - ARTIC Train Station
Anaheim - ARTIC Train Station 2150 E. Katella Avenue, Anaheim, CA 92806 Information on Schedules, Directions, Parking, Boarding, Amenities, Connections and more!
metrolinktrains.comHere’s a concise update on Anaheim Station based on recent public sources.
Latest developments
- Anaheim Canyon Metrolink Station improvements were completed as part of a multi-year OCTA-led project, introducing a second track of about 3,400 feet and a second passenger platform, along with enhancements to the existing platform, seating, shade structures, and ticket vending machines. These changes aim to improve reliability, capacity, and passenger comfort.[2][3][4]
- The project began earlier notices in 2021 and progressed through 2023 with completion of the major track and platform additions, improving train operations and reducing bottlenecks along the Inland Empire-Orange County line near La Palma and Tustin avenues.[1][5]
Context and details
- The Anaheim Canyon Station is a key north Orange County stop with more than 36 daily trains, and the improvements were designed to support more efficient scheduling and better intermodal connections, including closer integration with OC Bus connections where applicable.[2]
- Official project pages describe the specifics: a new second platform, a new second track, extended and updated platforms, and grade-crossing improvements at nearby La Palma and North Tustin avenues, all funded through a combination of Measure M local funds and federal support.[4]
Related stations and alternatives
- Anaheim also serves the Anaheim Regional Transportation Intermodal Center (ARTIC) and other transit facilities in the area; for current schedules, amenities, and connections at Anaheim Canyon, Metrolink’s station page provides the latest rider information.[8][10]
- General information about the station and its role in the regional rail network is also covered by Great American Stations and Metrolink overview pages, which can be useful for quick reference and accessibility details.[9][10]
If you’d like, I can pull specific schedule changes, peak-hour impacts, or user-notes on accessibility and bus connections from the latest official pages and present them in a quick summary or a chart. I can also prepare a brief comparison with nearby stations (e.g., ARTIC) to illustrate capacity and service differences. Would you like that? I’ll include direct citations after each data point.