Getting Around Ontario
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Ontario Airport information
Ontario International Airport (ONT) is the fastest growing airport in the United States, according to Global Traveler, a leading publication for frequent fliers. Located in the Inland Empire, ONT is approximately 35 miles east of downtown Los Angeles in the center of Southern California. It is a full-service airport which, before the coronavirus pandemic, offered nonstop commercial jet service to 26 major airports in the U.S., Mexico and Taiwan. More information is available at www.flyOntario.com.
Ontario Train information
Using Metrolink to travel to the hundreds of destinations throughout Southern California is made possible by Metrolink’s superior fleet of trains. The trains make your journeys easier, relaxing and safe.
To learn more about the equipment, schedules, and planning your next adventure about one of Metrolink's fleet visit: https://metrolinktrains.com/
To learn more about the equipment, schedules, and planning your next adventure about one of Metrolink's fleet visit: https://metrolinktrains.com/
Ontario Ground information
For those who prefer doing the driving themselves, several car rental agencies are housed just east of the main terminals at Ontario International Airport, with free shuttle service to and from the airport.
Greater Ontario is convenient to a number of local freeways, all of which provide easy access to Southern California’s world-class destinations. From Los Angeles and other points west, drive east on Interstate 10 or Route 60. From San Diego and other points south, head north on Interstate 15, then west on Interstate 10 or Route 60. From Las Vegas, drive south on Interstate 15, then west on Interstate 10 or Route 60. From southern Arizona and the Palm Springs area, take Interstate 10 west.
Greater Ontario is convenient to a number of local freeways, all of which provide easy access to Southern California’s world-class destinations. From Los Angeles and other points west, drive east on Interstate 10 or Route 60. From San Diego and other points south, head north on Interstate 15, then west on Interstate 10 or Route 60. From Las Vegas, drive south on Interstate 15, then west on Interstate 10 or Route 60. From southern Arizona and the Palm Springs area, take Interstate 10 west.
Ontario Public information
Omnitrans Bus Line founded in 1976, the Omnitrans city bus system serves the region of San Bernardino Valley on a 465-square-mile route. Omnitrans sees more than 15 million passengers a year on 27 local and express routes, five of which serve Ontario. Bus schedules vary based on route.
