Trains from Albuquerque to Burbank

There are several train routes available from Albuquerque to Burbank provided by Amtrak and Metrolink Trains. The routes involve transfers at various stations along the way. Some routes include transfers at Union Station in Los Angeles, while others have additional transfers at stations like Fullerton, Bob Hope Airport, San Bernardino Depot, and Van Nuys. Travel times for these routes range from approximately 16 to 18 hours, with distances between 891 to 909 miles.

The fastest train route between Albuquerque and Burbank is Route 3, which takes approximately 16 hours and 49 minutes to travel the 891-mile distance. This route includes two transfers, with the final leg involving a train from Union Station to Burbank - Downtown on the Metrolink Antelope Valley Line. While other routes may have slightly longer travel times due to additional transfers or different connections, Route 3 offers the quickest overall journey time between the two cities.

There are a total of four different train routes available between Albuquerque and Burbank. These routes offer travelers various options in terms of travel time, transfers, and overall journey experiences. Each route involves different train services and connections, providing passengers with flexibility in planning their trip based on their preferences and schedules.

The first train departing from Albuquerque to Burbank is the Southwest Chief, which leaves Downtown Albuquerque Rail Runner Station heading towards Los Angeles. The last train of the day on this route is the Metrolink Antelope Valley Line from Union Station to Burbank-Downtown. Specific departure and arrival times for these trains can be obtained from the respective train service agencies, Amtrak and Metrolink Trains. These schedules can vary based on the day of the week and other factors, so it's advisable to check the latest timetables before planning your journey.

There are no direct train trips available between Albuquerque and Burbank. All the routes mentioned require at least one transfer along the journey, typically at major stations such as Union Station in Los Angeles or other connecting points. Passengers traveling between these two cities should plan for the transfers as part of their trip itinerary, as direct train service is not currently offered on this route. For specific information on the number of transfers and timings, passengers can refer to the schedules provided by Amtrak and Metrolink Trains.