With the city of LaMesa is one over the years was looking to have a trolley that was brought here…read moreby the first mayors of San Diego it was avtrip to the country of Germany that she the use of the trolleys they have and the city use. With the early years of San Diego the city gad there own cable xar that traveled to the many areas of San Fiego and the Northpark with the first cable cars they traveled to the San Diego Zoo traveling through the Hillcrest area The city of Lamesa with the Grossmont Transit Center is one of the many statipns that handles the bus connections to the Grossmont College to the city of Lakeside the busses would stop at the Transut Center. The county busses that would service the area of the city of Casa De Oro and the Spring Street Trolley services the connections to the city of Lemon Grove. The Grossmont Transit Center has been the one station that has had a new theater with the condos that have situated in the parking lot areas. The Grossmont Transit Center has been one that has changed with the many stations that with the Parkway Drive that has been the service for the city of Lamesa. The Grossmobt Transit Center has been of the first that has been the intersection Station for the Green Line and the Orange Line. Grossmont transit center has been the center hub for the Fletcher Parkway Blvd the main street that drives past and services the Grossmont Transit making the center widly used by the city of Lamesa and the city of San Diego. As a Yelp Elite Reviewer the Grossmont Transit Center since the center opened the valley was remodeled by the trolley and the center designed for the Fletcher Parkway business district. The look back the center when it showcased the opened of the Trolley Theater brought life to the center making it shine for the businesses.

The greenline @ Grossmont Transit Center takes you all the way to Downtown San Diego…read more Its a great way to get around fast, reliable, and budget friendly.

The many years that the San Diego State University hss been here in San Diegobthe Clege has been of…read morethe many bowl gamez and ths Holiday Bowl Gamez yet there has been one thing in the shadows. Is the aunivrrsity actualy clean from drugs and alcohol from the BYU University they are asked tosign a plefge to have no drugs or alcohol on the Campus or they can be removed or lose their scholarships. With the nany that Ive seen there have been the good ones and the bad ones the San Diego State University is looked upon as the alcoholics school. The campus is spread out into many ares of the campus with the Fraternitys off on the side streets hidden from public. The ladies groups are on the main street of Montezuma and College the neighborhood of the college as some of the houses are used by students. For the University can be one of the bigfest yet with the outdoor concert theater and the Indoor basketball they hace the loudest basketball for the Volley Ball is played inside. There are many places for your students get jobs the University required the basketball teams for the school didnt have the money for the scholarships. Teaching students how to get jobs they can also take the stress off the parents for when you go to college the parents want to know if there son or daughter has a ft or pt job. One thing that many universitys is gave the problems with drugs yes San Diego State did have a problem with drugs which had killed a Scorority Student she overdosed. Drugs were found to be sold durring games money guns were confiscated. Is to ask your self is to send your send your student a clean university. With the Trolley System students can take the trolley from the East County and the Fashion Valley area that many students catch the trolley even from the city of Elcajon. With the buses you can catch to the concerts and the trolleys that take to the many stations for the many places to eat you can take a nice just with in a few blocks. As a Yelp Elite Reviewer with the many places that I have been there have been the good things and the awful things. To see new students get accepted to colleges and to expand their minds not to waste their time in parties. For parents they want to see their students and to make sonething of themselves not to wwaste their lives.

SDSU TRANSIT CENTER @ SDSU…read more Parking is not available here for free but you can pay for their day passes on the parking structures, there may be a lot closer to the snapdragon stadium. This trolley station is underground which is pretty cool, however it's very dark, and dungeoness looking. There are seats available and some soda machines. It's pretty accurate with the times to get in and out, the escalator NEVER works, so i'd highly recommend using the elevator if you need it for accessibility or be aware for the staircases. This spot is perfect for heading to the mall or the snapdragon football games!

El Cajon transit center is ok. Its a great way to get around…read moreSD and its super nice on the wallet. It has a large parking lot. If you wanted to leave your car and ride. It can get packed and sometimes it gets full of shady characters. Not, my favorite station lol.

What is the one place that you can catch the double bus and the LRV all in the same day? One of…read morethe greatest trains is coming to ElCajon you can take the Green Line and get off at the ElCajon Transit and still be able to take the Green line for ElCajon Transit will be the last stop. For the many remodeling and the construction of the tracks there will be the Copper Line that will be the only train to the city of Santee. For the May times that I have rode the trolley to Santee Town Center there will be a new trolley the Copper Line will be servicing the city. For the Copper Line will be servicing between the ElCajon Transit and the many stations between Santee Town Center that will end at the ElCajon Transit. If you need to get on the Green Line you can board there and if you need to transfer to the Orange you can do that Grossmont Transit center. For the travel to the East County it takes you past all the traffic and congestion for the Green line is quick and smooth travel. Trolley if you like to relax and take the kids on the trolley it's the best way you u can go to the Zoo and Sea World. When you board all Trolleys and busses you must have a pass or correct fare and tap at the Pronto Pedestals that registers your fare . As a Yelp Elite Reviewer for the many years that I have rode the trolley the ElCajon Station is one that with the many buses and the connections to the casino buses the station is one busy place. With an Amart you can get snacks and drinks for your trip on the trolley and the trip home on the bus. Happy travels for those that like to take the trolley for free is October 2nd free ride on the bus and trolley .

The Santee Green line station is a great way to get around…read more Its reasonable priced and gets you all around the East County.

The many cities that can be considered as the many places of the East County and the many places…read morethat show the many colors of the many seasons from when the winter months do set upon the many smaller areas of a state see the changing color of the leaves feeling the springtime winds blow through the neighborhood. From the Introduction of the many stations along the way which gave the many areas the city and the many areas of the county the way to travel to the many areas of the East County and the many areas of the South Bay. With the Introduction of the trolley that the city of Santee was against the Idea of the San Diego Trolley coming to the city of Santee with the station in the middle of the town. City of Santes has been one that has extensive history prior to joining the Union in September 9, 1850, California was governed at different times by both Spain and Mexico. Today remains of the Spanish Influence can still be seen in the Old Historic Misson Dam Site at the west entrance of the city. With the many years that you find that the city of Santee has the well-designed shopping mall with the many department's stores with the large Target that is located near the Trolley which you can access through the main parking lot. The many changes in the season that you can in the city of Santee and the color of the leaves that change color at Santee Trolley Town Center. The original history of Santee was part of Rancho El Cajon, a Mexican era rancho grant owned by the family of Don Miguel de Pedro Rena, a Calif Ranchero and the singer of the California Constitution. Santee Town center has so many years to see the true history of Santee and the many surrounding areas to see Santee's back history. The design of trolley the Green Line that services from the 12th and imperial is one that has brought so much to Santee. As a yelp Elite Reviewer that when the Trolley was being Introduced to Santee it was an issue that Santee had stated they didn't want the problems that would come from the trolley. After the many years the trolley has changed the look of Santee making travel much easier for those that go to work in Downtown San Diego. With Santee Town Center has been one place that has surprised so many with the many retails and grocery stores that are located close by. In closing with the end of the year Santee Town Center has been an excellent location with the many new bus routes to help with connecting to the San Diego Trolley Green Line. Happy Holidays to one and all safe travel to all.

Shortest line out of the four, you hop on the green line to El Cajon city, then boom you hit with a…read morestop to copper line, promising you to see a lot mountain view, but you can only see a bit from far away heading to Santee, not bad but not great either, drive yourself to Santee seems to be faster in my opinion, but if you just want a quick cruise down some street, take this line for an experience

Copper Line trolley is occasionally marked "out of service in the mornings" when you approach it,…read moreeven 4 mins before it leaves, it won't open. Then it just randomly leaves while being marked "out of service." The communication via, the label of the train should indicate the service provided. I raised my hands in disagreement to the conductor this morning when he attempted to leave, he waived me to get on. Communication is key and I would have rather started my day without having to emote my disagreement with the conductor before my trek to work.

The service of patients, however the bathroom is is Atrousous...Toilet is bombarded with Feces and…read morevery unsanitary! Again the treatment of the patients is very efficient albeit the condition of the restroom

This is the worst hospital I've even been the wait and staff are so bad! Don't. Even come here if…read moreyou want be feel better! Zero STARS!!!!

The San Diego Trolley system is slow, heavily patrolled by ticket fairies, the whole system is Non…read moreADA complaint. BEWARE your one way ticket is not a one way ticket. Its a TWO hour pass, deceitful name. I don't use the SLOWEST trolley in the world too often for the above-mentioned reasons. The trolley hours are short. They run from 0500 until 2300. This is my ride to 47th Street from Gillespie field. I purchased my ticket at 1048 and had to wait 20 minutes for a trolley. Only the GREEN line runs in Santee. Now I have to transfer in El Cajon at Arnele Street. For some weird reason, the trolley stops for TEN minutes, no driver change nor transfers not even a bus connects. 1115 now rolling. Arriving to 47th Street at 1145. It would take you approximately 45 minutes plus 20 minutes waiting around for the trolley to show up. If you were riding from Santee to Downtown you would be ENTRAPPED, perfectly set up for a 330 dollar ticket.

Gillespie Field is what Middleton/Washington Street should be.. a trolley station that is actually…read moreat an airport. Obviously you come here for the aviation business, and though there's nothing else, it is a great trolley station for its purpose. The layout is a bit dull and I would have expected a more personalized touch to it considering the area but I guess that's just silly thinking. Overall, it's a trolley station fit for its purpose of its surrounding and that's it. Thankfully, it's pretty clean, but I'm not sure that's because it's not a very high traffic station or because people are just cleaner there.

La Mesa Blvd. Trolley station was always on time and my way of transportation for most of my…read moretravels while living in SD. Friendly employees and safe travels.

With new expansion of the San Diego Trolley that will be servicing the city of Santee that is a…read moresingle trolley of the Copper Line for the Green Line will not be servicing the city of Santee. With the many Trolleys that service the city of San Diego will have new service . With my day trip out to the city of Lamesa with the Annual Oktoberfest will be coming to the city that brings many people to the quiet village with the Lamesa Village that has many of the older and new restaurants that have en there since the 1950s for many parts of the Lamesa Village that have been here since the late 1850s that many of them in the 1940s. For the city of the Lamesa Village has many historical sites from the first bank of Calif to the local first drug stores . For the many restaurants and the pubs they have you find some them are the small hole in the wall to the brewery of the Curbside Pub Restaurant that has some of the best hamburgers . The large clocktower below there is the Goodwill store where you can find many things to create one of the creative costumes. The Lamesa Village walk takes by past the train station and the many retail and food stores . One of the older restaurants had shut its doors which has been PorVa Vor restaurant that has changed hands . For the large size of Oktoberfest is to take the the trolley in from Spring Street and the Grossmont trolley centers. It's easier to take the trolley to the city of Lamesa Village for the parking g near by will be expensive. As a Yelp Elite Reviewer the city of Lamesa Village has many places to enjoy and the many restaurants you can have the best dinners and some of the best pizza. Many of the restaurants that are in Lamesa have the best breakfast with the best Starbucks Coffee .For the city of Lamesa Village has som vof the best things for kids food selections and two large parks nearby .

I actually like this trolley station. There is a lot of parking, it's fairly clean. There is a good…read moreamount of shaded seating. It's in a very visible spot, and it's right along the freeway. I would say it's probably a lot better than some of the other trolley stations in San diego. I would say that I feel actually a tad bit safer at this particular location. As safe as I feel at this trolley station I wouldn't recommend being at any trolley station late at night by yourself in general. This location also isn't conveniently located close enough to any stores or anything super convenient. Unless you want to go to the gas station, which that's probably like a 10 to 15 minute walk from this trolley station depending on how fast you walk.

Traveling through the many Trolley and Transit centers the other ones that have the smaller areas…read moreyet they have busses that you can connect to that are close by. For there is one station that were your driving on the 8 freeway and you see 70th Street look on the hillside you will see the trolley station. Traveling from the 70th Street station you can find many things at the station for the many areas of the trolley station to seen as Indian Areas. For the many areas of Mission Valley and the College it has the history back to the early years of the train and the railroad industry yet the one thing is the old old signal switch at the 70th Street trolley . The trolley station you can say the area was cut from the side of the hill that the trolley station is one sits on the slant as the trains and trolleys head into the Valley and other stations . With the medium size parking lot and the bus terminal for the #14 bus you can catch the number 27 and the 6 served the stations of the Mission Valley and the Linda Vista Station tye station for the Mission Beach . 70th Street is one of the many stations that you can park your car and take the trolley to the Stadium the busses that stop at 70th service the ElCajon Blvd and College Ave. The 70th Street is told be of the indian area yet the plaques you may find are of being handmade the shrubbacand the trees are from the MTS DESIGNERS for the stations are strictly designed by the designers . The many Trolley Centers of the Green Line have been ones designed around the housing and the travel centers with the many stops you have found that the Greeline Route as the useful and bus connection to the 70th and ElCajon Blvd . As a Yelp Elite Reviewer the many stations that I have traveled through over the years has been many the 70th Street was one of the many when the green line opened. With the Medical Centers that are close makes one of the better trolley and travel centers than most you see and travel to. 70th Street has been one that I use to get up to the college and the many great restaurants they have .