The best spot for Sofi parking. Easy in and out from the freeway. Parking rate is reasonable…read morecompared to anywhere else and they provide shuttle service to and from SoFi.

Ease of entry and exit, good security not their fault but hate the fact there's no trains between…read more12am and 3 am, there are late concerts and games and I was stranded and had to pay an expensive bill to Uber to take me to the Norwalk station

I took the Metro from Norwalk to the LAX Metro Transit Center recently to avoid the usual traffic…read morenightmare, and I was super impressed. The train was clean, the ride was smooth, and it only took about 25 minutes to reach the bus station. For just $1.75 (loaded onto my TAP card via Apple Pay), it was incredibly convenient and affordable. No stress, no parking hassles, and way cheaper than Uber or driving. I'll definitely be doing this again next time I fly out of LAX. Great affordable option!

This transit center is So clean. There's lots of metro…read moreemployees around to keep the place spotless, safe, and secure. C line from Norwalk ends here at the second level and goes down to the groundbus bay.

This review is primarily for the parking lot attached to this line at 120th and Crenshaw (just…read moresouth of the 105). It's been good with me! This is often where organizers have you park when you're going on a bus trip. I've never had any issues parking here. I always find my car just how I left it. :) I've only ridden the metro line - always starting from this point - twice and I had a great experience each time! I drive a LOT so this method of public transportation with lots of stops and cool areas to go is great with me! Sure - you have some questionable characters that may make you clutch your purse - but that's public transportation, baby! Adds spice to the journey!

BEWARE METRO PARKING AUTHORITY. They are refusing to dismiss a parking ticket I received at a…read moredifferent station (same rules) on a technicality even though I proved I paid the fee through the parking app. Continuing to fight this injustice would cost more money. Also you are now required to enter your TAP card number when parking to prove you are a Metro rider and not just using the lot (this was not my issue; I paid the fee and also rode the train).

This is a new shuttle that provides great service to locals and guests alike! I saw a flyer and…read morethought I would try it. I wasn't sure the format but it was easy enough just to text and tell them where I was and where I wanted to go. Then BAM they replied and said they were on their way! Also, if you see them you can just wave them down! My first and favorite driver was Angela. She was so nice and professional. She was so pleasant, explaining the service (since it was my first ride) and represented the business so well that I gave them 5 stars! They run every day of the week from 12:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Some places they go are: The Ritz-Carlton, Marina del Rey Marina del Rey Marriott Hilton Garden Inn Los Angeles, Marina del Rey Cafe del Rey Whiskey Red's Fisherman's Village Waterside Washington Square/ Venice Pier Wish I knew about this sooner. I've been Ubering around but this is just as easy and free-but tips are welcome. It's such a great idea, I hope others use the service!

Great drivers fabulous and economical rides. Electric buses that drive your business....All…read moreelectric and fabulous. This little company has been around for a bit operates in Santa Monica, Venice and the Marina. Great team of folk. If you are a business, contact the owner operators about sponsorship activities.

Big LA Metro Nostalgia - I remember being a kid when this station was built not to far from my late…read moreGrandma's place in Redondo Beach, the summer of 95'. Maybe Cruel Summer by Bananarama was playing on my walkman, and/or some Fantasy by Mariah Carey... just maybe. This station still has easy parking (free) and connection access to local city Metro services, also smooth access for ride share. There isn't much directly next to Redondo Beach Station, but it's a very short commute to the Best Buys of my youth, Lawndale High where many old friends attended, local city parks, eateries, Manhattan Beach and a elevated dive bar I like, Artesia Bar. Stairs, escalator and elevator access available as this is an high above ground station, similar to Expo/Sepulveda Station, if you know it. TAP kiosk for balance, refill and purchasing of LA Metro Tap cards, though you can also download and use the TAP app with a digital card. It's the last stop on the K Line if traveling on the Pink train from Expo/Crenshaw, or the first if commuting. I'm not on this side of town or the MTA too often, but when I am, I definitely don't mind boarding or exiting at Redondo Beach Station.

The southmost terminus of the Los Angeles Metro K-Line, Redondo Beach station was opened first in…read more1995 as part of the Green (C) Line. With the opening of the new Aviation/Century station near the airport, the southbound stretch of stations on the C Line was reconfigured to become part of the newer K-Line. Like before, travelers can use this stop to get to LAX by train (and one shuttle). There are plans to extend out the K-line further south into Torrance. Coming from Long Beach, there was never a reason to go this far past the airport stops, so we've never been to this station. However, during Election Day '24, when all Metro rides were free, my wife and I decided to take the new K line as far as we could, to explore a little and grab lunch if we could. As expected at a terminus that primarily serves workers going to their jobs, the trains and station were empty mid-day. This is one of those stations that is very high up (higher than the massive freeway clover of I405 close by), so it has a VERY long stair ramp on both sides and (working) elevators.

I'll say thing about the Metro MTA... from the isolated serenity of the South Bay Beach Cities, it…read morestarts out as a public transit utopia. The parking (especially from Redondo Beach) is easy, safe and FREE. It's so convenient. The station and the route feels friendly, safe and clean. As the train progresses towards THE BLUE LINE it gets increasingly more urban with lower socio-economic demographics however. You don't see many non-ethnic people on the MTA... a.k.a. The Minority Transportation Association. If you're taking the Green Line to then transfer to the Blue Line, as many people do to go to Downtown or extend to the Red Line, just be careful. Plan ahead, know where you need to transfer and where you need to get off and get on (as well as what direction you're going, so you don't jump on the wrong train going the opposite direction). Don't wait for the train at the edge of the platform. In addition to all of the dust that's kicked up, all it takes is one crazy person to push you down into the tracks and you're done. The Blue Line takes you on a tour of LA's not so great neighborhoods, and the passengers can be quirky, sketchy and odd at times where you might feel uncomfortable. Just keep to yourself, don't look like a victim and only travel during daylight hours and you'll be safe. Traveling with a companion or group is always good. Don't sit next to the doors if you fear getting your possessions snatched. Don't play your your tablet or phone where someone may feel motivated to strong arm your possessions away from you. Don't wear fancy jewelry or watches. The Green Line so much better than the Blue and the Red, but know that if you're going to have to transfer, be prepared for the worst in comparison. This line goes to LAX (Los Angeles Airport). I've not gotten off there yet to try it out to see if there's a shuttle or connection or if it's walking distance to one of LAX's terminals or not. I think that's the biggest advantage of the Green Line other than being a way to connect the South Bay to the rest of LA.

Where the hell does this line even go? It goes from Norwalk to Redondo Beach station (more like…read moreInglewood). It's a rail to nowhere. Seriously, they were suppose to connect to LAX and you could see they completely stopped right on Aviation station. Half ass. Ok, LA is the second largest city in the country but we don't even have connecting rail to the airport. What the hell is that all about? The green line only connects to the Blue Line at Rosa Parks station and that's about it. There not much venues through out these station. What the hell were they even thinking.

Great experience! Steve was very accommodating while booking and Eric, our driver was a 10 out of…read more10. He Arrived early and really rolled out the red carpet experience for us during our time.

Super happy with our experience. Troy was on time (actually early). Limo was so fun for the…read moregirls. Overall reservation process is great. For a quote in 5 mins. Owner called. We talk. We reserved. We for confirmation. Driver was perfectly on time. Ride was smooth. Can't wait to use their service again!