Connecting Rail and Bus Transit Services
The COASTER connects with Amtrak at Oceanside, Solana Beach, and San Diego. It also connects with Metrolink at Oceanside. The COASTER connects to the San Diego Trolley and buses at Old Town and Santa Fe Depot in San Diego, including to the Lindbergh Field. It connects with BREEZE buses at all North San Diego County station stops.
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