Metrolink is a travel app developed by Southern California Regional Rail Authority. Download size 60 MB. FREE to download. Rated 2.54/5 based on 293 reviews. Last update v7.80 on October 10, 2024. Purchase tickets securely on your iOS or Android device in seconds. Your device is your ticket! Never lose your ticket again with easy transfer options.
Your Ticket Machine In Your Pocket!
Video: Metrolink Overview
Description
The official Metrolink App is like having a ticket machine in your pocket. Your device is your ticket! Buy a ticket anywhere, anytime - in seconds.
Metrolink can be played on Windows and macOS using Android emulators such as BlueStacks. Download an APK version and follow our BlueStacks installation guide to get started. For help with downloading or installing APK files, visit our forums.
User Reviews and Ratings
★★★☆☆Monthly Pass
I don’t see monthly pass in the app.
★★★★☆Functional, Not Stylish
It seems like the developer has continued to improve the app since the most negative reviews were written. Payment is easy, choosing your route based on station of origin and destination is clear, the ticket wallet is separate from old expired tickets…the thing seems fine!
★★★★★Simple and convenient!
I much prefer buying my ticket in the app rather than paper ticket or tap-on, tap-off system.
I've ridden SB Line and Arrow extension to Redlands many times now; the price, speed, and destinations are all fantastic! Much faster and more reliable than bus too.
I hope Metrolink keeps this app available. I love taking the SoCal Day Pass to LA on the weekends, and it's nice to buy the ticket in my phone without having to touch the ticket dispenser thing.
★★☆☆☆App works but needs work
The navigation on this app is lazy at best. There’s an issue where if you navigate into certain menus you can’t navigate back to your ticket or vice versa without killing the app.
Do better. Please.
★★★☆☆Needs a few modifications
Please add a feature where we can add favorite trains. This way there’s an easy way to see schedule delays/cancellations. It’s ridiculous to have to click through the app every day to find a train(s) someone rides everyday to ensure it’s on time.
