Annual Passholders Ride the Weekend Train to the Disneyland® Resort Free!

[Darkbeer]

From the Disneyland.com/AP Special offer section

Annual Passholders and their families are eligible for a special offer from Metrolink and the Anaheim Transportation Network.

Now through May 20th, visit on Saturday or Sunday and get a free ride aboard certain lines of the Metrolink along with one free round-trip transfer to the Disneyland® Resort aboard the ART shuttle, a clean-air shuttle that brings you right to the doorstep of the magic.*

Space is limited to the shuttle capacity so hurry to reserve your seat! Just for signing up, each household will receive a free 7-day pass to ride Metrolink anytime! Save money on parking and gas and let Metrolink do the driving!

To take advantage of this offer, visit www.rideart.org/weekend for information and registration. Please use the username "train" with the password as "ap". After filling out the requested information, you will be mailed your free passes to board certain lines of the train.


* Offer subject to availability, restrictions (including Annual Passholder terms and conditions) and change without notice. Must be a valid Annual Passholder

[knittingknerd]

You know what's really sad? I was looking at that going "yay! Free Metrolink to the park!" Then it occured to me: Disneyland is closer to my house than the metrolink station. I live over on Orangthorpe and Gilbert, it's closer for me to just drive to the park then go to the Fullerton Metrolink station.... sadness.

[PSP]

... along with one free round-trip transfer to the Disneyland® Resort aboard the ART shuttle, a clean-air shuttle that brings you right to the doorstep of the magic.

Anyone know exactly where the shuttle drops you off? According to the only map I could find, it looks like you get dropped off further away than the Mickey & Friends structure and there is no tram - quite a hike.

[sir clinksalot]

Cool idea, but won't work for us. Why no trains from LA county???

[Darkbeer]

Anyone know exactly where the shuttle drops you off? According to the only map I could find, it looks like you get dropped off further away than the Mickey & Friends structure and there is no tram - quite a hike.

The ART shuttles drop you off in the Lion King Tram loading area, so it is a lot closer than the Parking Structure and the hike from the car to the tram.

So for example, Lisa and I could drive to the Tustin station, park for free, then take the train to the Anaheim station (ART does not go to Fullerton, but the OCTA Route 43 is a good choice if you go to Fullerton), then a very short walk to ART pickup point in front of the Amtrak/Metrolink Station. Then off to the park.

We signed up and will do it one Sunday.

We have used the Metrolink plenty of times to go to the LA area, on weekends, fares are 50% off the normal price from Orange County, and then your ticket is good for free rides on the LA Metro subways and buses.

Heck, sounds good to me, and its free!

[PSP]

Very cool - thanks for the info.

[EagleWings]

No trains from LA.. booooo!

[roxystar68]

I'm not an AP holder, but I'm taking the train to Disneyland anyway, even if I have to pay for it. I find it more fun than having my parents drive me.

[aerinpegadrak]

Man, I wish they'd had this when I was a car-less AP. Would have made my life a lot easier.