Frank P.
7/14/2025
I like public transit and was curious where the Sprinter went. I took the hour ride all the way to Escondido. The ride was nice. The train was clean and comfortable. The scenery wasn't that good...
Sprinter
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810 Mission Ave
Oceanside, CA 92054
Sprinter is a hybrid rail service offered by NCTD, spanning 22 miles from Oceanside to Escondido along the Highway 78 corridor. Serving 15 stations, it connects key locations like Vista and San Marcos, providing efficient transportation options for commuters.
Operating Monday through Friday with trains running every 30 minutes, Sprinter offers extended services on Fridays and Saturdays. Weekend and holiday schedules provide flexibility, with trains operating at regular intervals between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m., ensuring convenient access for passengers.
Passengers can easily access Sprinter-specific information such as routes, schedules, and station details through dedicated links on the website. With connections to other transit systems like COASTER, BREEZE buses, and Amtrak Pacific Surfliner, Sprinter offers a comprehensive and integrated travel experience for the community.
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4.044 reviewslogan c.
9/15/2025
Jesus Christ dude. How are the schedules so bad right now??? Showed up for the 8:17 am train at college boulevard just for it to arrive 20 min later. Looks like I'm gonna be late for my class....
Miss A.
8/23/2024
Another reviewer has written: "No bathrooms, can't eat/drink on board . . . not much to view out the windows . . . offers NOTHING for tourists!" Hey, for a 22 mile trip, if you can't hold it you...
Bonnie G.
3/23/2022
My better half and I rode the sprinter light rail from Esco to Oside a few weeks back for two reasons: 1. We were heading to an event where parking is already an issue without the event 2. There...
Kim S.
8/21/2021
Beautiful, spotless, comfortable, bright n sunny commuter train, with polite, attentive staff! I wanted to get a look at its route to EAST San Diego County, and I did! I traveled on a Wednesday,...
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