Dana Point Daily Summer Trolley Guide Tuesday August 12 2025.
Dana Point Trolley Guide Summer 2025 .
Dana Point Free Summer Trolley starts Friday May 23 2025 and runs daily through Labor Day Monday September 1 2025.
Dana Point Trolley Summer 2025 Highlights
Free
Handicap Accesible
Trolleys and Harbor Shuttles every 15 minutes
Regional Hub For South Orange County Coastal Cities
Dana Point Trolley App Information Is Online
Download The Dana Point Trolley App
Dana Point Trolley Summer 2025 Schedule
Dana Point Trolley Start Date: Friday May 23 2025 thru Monday September 1 2025
Monday thru Thursday (12:00pm-9:00pm)
Friday (12:00pm-10:00pm)
Saturday (10:00am-10:00pm)
Sunday (11:00am-8:00pm)
Holidays (10:00am-8:30pm) (Labor Day)
Dana Point Trolley New Stops
Stop S17: Calle Naranja and Calle Juanita
(Sunset Park)
Stop S18: Camino de Estrella and Calle Naranja
Stop S19: Camino de Estrella and Mira Costa
(Connection point with the City of San Clemente)
Stop S20: Camino Capistrano and Calle Loma
(Pines Park)
Dana Point Trolley Connections
Laguna Beach Free Coastal Trolley
Connection at Salt Creek Beach/Ritz Carlton.
Laguna Beach Weekend Summer Breeze
Thursdays thru Sundays
Laguna Beach Transit Station thru Laguna Canyon Road to Laguna Beach Festivals and to 6355 Laguna Canyon Road in Irvine
Laguna Niguel Summer Weekend Trolley
Trolleys every 20 minutes on Thursdays thru Sundays.
Laguna Niguel Trolley Connects to North Bound Trolley to Laguna Niguel Mission Viejo Metrolink Station
Connection at Salt Creek Beach/Ritz Carlton
San Juan Capistrano Free Weekend Summer Trolley
SJC Trolley Weekend Trolleys on Saturdays and Sundays and runs every 20 minutes.
San Juan Capistrano Trolley Connects to Dana Point Trolley at Del Obispo and Stonehill in Dana Point
(San Juan Capistrano Trolley connects with Amtrak and Metrolink)
San Clemente Daily Summer Trolley
Dana Point Trolley Connects to San Clemente Trolley at Stop S23: Camino de Estrella and Mira Costa
Dana Point Sustainability Solutions 2025
The City must sustain its ridership counts to retain grant funding that helps pay for much of the Trolley costs.
Dana Point needs everyone’s help to keep the PCH Trolley program running strong for years to come by hopping onboard during the weekdays and the weekends.
