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Cal State Fullerton - - Transportation

The closest major airport is John Wayne Airport, located at a distance of 14 miles from the city centre of Fullerton.

There are shuttles and taxi services available on the ground level but travelers are advised to look for a coordinator who can help them find the ground transportation service that suits their needs.

The taxi fares start from $2.95 for the first mile, and can get up to $30 (waiting fee/hour).

Between Terminals A and B, right next to the Statue of John Wayne, travelers will be able to find car rental services.

There are other 3 major airports in Fullerton's vicinity: Ontario International Airport (18 miles from the city), Los Angeles International Airport (28 miles) and Bob Hope Airport (34 miles).

Getting around

By bus:

Bus services are provided by OCTA (Orange County Transportation Authority), offering 80 different bus routes and more than 6000 bus stops across and beyond Orange County.

Fares and passes: The regular trip fare is $1.50 and $0.60 for seniors and persons with disabilities. The fares for the Express routes (701, 721, 794, 757 and 758) are between $3.00 and $4.50.

Travelers can save money by purchasing daily, weekly or monthly passes, if they plan to ride the bus frequently: a regular one-day pass will cost $4.00, $20.00 for a 7-day pass and $55 for a 30-day pass.

By Train:

The Orange County Transportation Authority operates 3 Metrolink lines, with 11 stations across Orange County.

There are various ticket choices for travelers, including one-way tickets (valid for 3 hours from the time of purchase), 10-trip tickets and monthly passes.

The tickets can be purchased from the ticket-vending machines, found at every Metrolink station.