Burbank Metrolink Train Station

This is a very nice metro station. There is a large parking lot on either side of the tracks and the area is kept clean. There are also outlets at the bench areas which is handy if your device is low on charge. #burbank #metrolink

Never thought of taking metrolink till I received FREE metrolink tickets from them. This could be a nice adventure!
This station is not super busy. Easy to find a parking spot (free). There is a bike shop to store your bikes. Clean restroom. 4 tickets machines.
I checked the time schedule first before I came and it was right on time! The train is super clean, with cold A/​C, very comfortable ride! There are ²⁄₅ levels. Lots of seating area. On the upper level, there are a few seats with table. Perfect for doing some work while on the train. Some of the seats are next to charging outlet which will be convenient for charging the electronics.
Metrolink is more expansive compared to Metro. They charge $ 2 per every stop. However, it is faster and more comfortable.
Will definitely try again when I am traveling to OC.

The Burbank Metrolink Station is nice and clean. I started with that because there are some transit hubs that are not clean, and if you are travelling and need to use the restroom, you might want to forget about it! But I can only speak for my own experience and I’ve never questioned whether I should use the facilities.
Another plus for this station is that they have vending machines! Travelling and need a snack? Most hours of the day that is no problemo, however they do lock it up after a certain time and unlock it in the morning. I had some Doritos once and they were fresh.
There are benches located every few feet and you can rest your tootsies while you wait for your train or bus. I’ve seen people dead asleep on these benches in the early morning hours but they are harmless. I’ve never felt unsafe.
I’m usually here to hop on the local bus to get to work, but I have gone to Disneyland by train and bus with this station as my starting point. The train ride was fun for me because it was a new experience but there are a lot of serious commuters. I recommend knowing exactly where you are going and what you are doing because these people don’t mess around.
Overall there are lots of ways to get around from this station: MTA busses, trains, Local Blue Bus, and megabus! If this station if part of your commute then your worries are few.

Overall a clean station. They have bike storage & vending machines (near the elevator leading up to the Olive Ave. overpass). My only gripe is that elevator. Seems worn down and dirty. Other than that, it’s great.

There seems to have been a step-​up in restroom cleanings. It smells less than before.

I’m seriously such a pill. Burbank is literally my second home and I had no idea this train station was less than a mile radius from me! Also, I have never been on a train. Unless you count the one I used to play with as a child. haha
Anyways… I came here today, excited to have my very first train experience! Where to you might ask? Well, we decided to go to Union Station, which is convienently located right across from Olvera Street! Margaritas anyone? I think so. No choice.
A round trip ticket from Burbank Station to Union Station was $ 12 a person. Which really is worth it. That’s how much it would have cost me for parking anyways, so why waste the gas? So the money that was saved went right towards MARGARITAS BABY!!!
All in all, the Burbank Train Station is nice, not congested and there was a very nice gentleman who worked there and was willing to help with any questions anyone may have had.

Super clean, pretty safe feeling and free public wifi. I love that.
The destination of the train is on the sides in a dark window. You miss it if your weren’t looking. From Burbank, you need to take the train destined for Ventura on the side of the tracks closest to the freeway.

Little known secret here if you fly out of Burbank and are on a budget. You’ll have to do the research on your own like I did though.

Good, clean, comfortable Metrolink station. The connecting bus stops are pretty straightforward. The restrooms could be expanded and cleaned better, but at least this station has them. Some stations don’t. I agree that it could use more covered benches, especially on the LA side since you can’t really stand elsewhere in the shade. As for Rick E’s comment: seriously? If commuting bothers you so much start driving~

I like to take my kid here to watch the trains come in and go out. great free fun!

More covered benches would be nice, but the station is clean and I feel safe here. Definitely well lit at nights.

Pretty simple train station to navigate. The ticket kiosk was self explanatory and very easy to use, as well as adequate posted schedules. The only thing that was confusing was the tracks were not labeled. As a first time user, I did not know which of the two tracks to wait at for my train to Downtown LA. After asking a few people, I got a good answer, but if there was nobody there, I would have to guess.
That’s my story