So worth the extra few bucks to use AA to fly to Phoenix rather than going all the way down to San…read moreDiego

Small airport when flying in near San Diego. 2 terminals, inexpensive parking, quick boarding with…read morevery small lines and quick baggage retrieval. Very stress-free! Usually smaller planes and higher fees, but worth the convenience!! Just one restaurant next to the terminal and nothing once you go thru security. Usually have to walk out to the runway and it lets you off on the runway when you land.

This is just simply awesome, many private jets pass through this area. Huge deck on the second…read morefloor provides views of Palomar Mountain and the ocean. Five stars !!

I landed at KCRQ on July 23, 2026 at around 1pm and tower told me that the transit parking is full,…read moreso i decided to park my plane at Atlantic. I taxied onto the ramp ad there was no ramp agent to guide me where to park. After 3 minutes or so, I chose to park in one of the available spots and shut down the engine, then a lady came out of the terminal and was busy talking to someone on her walkie talkie and without any welcoming gesture or eye contact, she placed the chocks on my plane and walked away without talking to me or addressing me. Then this ramp agent comes to me a minute after the lady left and he told me that I need to move the plane. I asked him why did the lady put the chocks on if you need me to move the airplane, he said there is a miscommunication. Then after 3 minutes standing in the beaming sun, he tells me that I need to move it to Atlantic west 1 ramp, so I asked him where it is, he said that he will find out. Then he showed me where I need to taxi it to. After I secured the plane, he welcomed me to Carlsbad and he was being friendly. Once I walked into the terminal, a young lady at the front desk gave me a sharp look and asked me if I have a card for payment - no welcoming attitude whatsoever. I told her that I would like to know what are the charges, so she responded in a robotic way that there is a facility fees and security fees, she never mentioned anything about the parking reg. hourly fees. She did mention that if I buy a minimum of 11 gallons they will waive the facility fees, so I went with it. After I came back in one hour, the same young lady slammed me with a total of $148.65 just to park for 1 hour. She never mentioned that the gas price is $10/Gallon and she never mentioned there is a parking reg. Hourly fees. I have been flying for 26 years and used a lot of FBO's across the country, I never had such bad experience with any of them including Atlantic. But I know one thing for sure, after this experience I will recommend all the pilots I know not to go to any Atlantic again. There was no need for all this attitude and the excessive charges that reflects on poor management and misinforming the customer of the true cost of parking there.

Always zoom right in and out best way to get to the Tijuana airport…read more Parking is reasonably priced.

My wife and I were looking for a cheaper way to fly to Cancun and we're so glad we found out about…read moreCBX. Not only was it a way to drastically cut our expenses (domestic flights from within Mexico are obviously way cheaper than international flights from LA), but it was such a calm, streamlined, easy operation. We got to the parking lot early for our 7am flight out of Tijuana, walked to the check in terminal & that's where we encountered our one and only 'hiccup.' Because we had 3 children with us, the Viva desk check-in said we needed to speak to a representative but we were told the only one on duty at that time was in the restroom. Luckily the stand alone kiosk on the other side of the area worked out fine. All of this was more of a Viva issue than a CBX one. We breezed through the bridge over the boarder & customs took no time at all. It was one of the quickest customs experiences I've ever had. We got dumped out right at the bag check area & were on for our trip. Coming home was just as easy. We got our bags and followed the well marked signs to CBX to walk over the boarder & do customs. Customs took a tad bit longer than going to Mexico, but that's more of a US thing than CBX. We still got through in was less time than expected, even when arriving on a Friday afternoon before a holiday weekend when I would normally expect huge crowds of people trying to get in to the country. In all, we saved hundreds of dollars even after paying for CBX & parking on location. We will always be using them from here on out for any family trips to Mexico.

Great Service. Fast and reliable. Easy to make reservations. The drivers are very nice and…read morerespectful.

Needed a taxi in Oceanside on a Thursday in the late morning but they couldn't come up with a…read moredriver. Kinda lame...

This was, hands down, one of the most disappointing and dishonest service experiences I've had in a…read morelong time. We were quoted a price in advance for a short, 10-minute shuttle ride -- already steep, but we were on our way to a very important family event, so I didn't push back. When we arrived, the driver arbitrarily added 20% to the price, claiming it was "because of all our bags." This was never mentioned up front. He waited until we were unloading to spring the surprise charge on us -- a classic bait and switch. And then, as if that wasn't enough, he had the audacity to ask for a tip. I was with my family and didn't want to make a scene, so I paid. But I left feeling completely taken advantage of. Rarely have I felt so blatantly fleeced. This was not just unprofessional -- it was opportunistic and shady. Do yourself a favor: steer clear of this service unless you enjoy last-minute charges and being made to feel like a walking wallet.

Sun Diego City and Airport Transportation AWESOME!! We had…read moreAlex for a driver, he is great! Kind, honest and a since of humor.

My wife and I have used La Jolla Transportation for over 15 years. They are very dependable and…read morealways on time. They use extremely clean luxury vehicles and their prices are reasonable.

From the owner: There is no need to overpay for good service in transportation Predictable flat rates to any point…read morein La Jolla, San Diego county or adjacent areas Exclusive ride. You won't have to share the vehicle with strangers. Personalized door to door service is more convenient that shuttles or taxicabs, and less expensive than stretch limousines A professional and dedicated staff makes a difference Greet and Meet service provided upon request (inside Airport terminals) or, curbside pick-up available Courteous & attentive drivers will take good care of your baggage Reservations recommended Mayor credit cards accepted.

I've ridden the Coaster several times previously and always considered it the best train system…read morealong the California coast, but I rode it again recently and the Wi-Fi was out. Although, I had ridden it 2 days previously, and the Wi-Fi was out then also, on my next ride, I asked the conductor and he acted as if he wasn't aware of that and would report it. Also, at least 1/2 the bathrooms were out of order. That's a problem. I hope that's not a sign of deterioration.

What is the one question that comes to mind when you think of trains and the ones that you see from…read morethe movies? There have been so many trains and those trains that have stared in the major motion pictures from the many that stared in the Total Recall and the Superman movies that you see Superman come to save the trains and there are those that are used for business and commercial traffic giving you the most beautiful trip that can be the best vie4ws and the many stops when the train stops through. If you have the answer its one train that services, the many coastal cities and the ones that are a walk to the beach. Yes, the Coaster is one train that has two levels which you can sit on the top level and the bottom level and sit have the best views and when you go to the second level you get the wide view you can eat lunch on board you have to clean up the area where you're sitting at. There is one thing that the Coaster Train doesn't allow is alcoholic drinks of any kind that is a $250.00 fine that you are found on board with open containers. The Coaster train has changed and the cleanup and the remodel it began with no alcohol on board yes, many people thought it was cool to drink on board, but it's not allowed. The remodel of the trains was to change the seats and clean floors yet with the many cars that are still being used they do have some of the older cars that show the age of wear and tear. What is the best day when you have a great doctor's appointment? Yes, the day is called over the hump day to take the 101 buses to the city of Oceanside and the many stops in between to see some of the many locations in the many cities on the way up to Oceanside. There are so many things that you can discover when you take the Coast Bus of the 101 that makes many stops even including the coaster stations along the way. Catching the bus at the UTC Transit center the 101 bus that takes you up through the La Jolla area and the many Campuses of UCSD. The trip is one of the best because with many buses take you to transit center the 101 Bus takes you straight up the coastal highway with the trip the City of Oceanside along the way to the transit and train stations. The train ride that takes you through the many cities on the way back to San Diego with the train ride that takes a little over an hour when you leave the Oceanside Transit Center with the Coaster Train and the Amtrack that share the same tracks the train has to slow when the Amtrack approaches the coaster has to slow and stop and wait for the Amtrack to pass by. The Coaster Train is one of the best rides with the many stations you can also buy tickets for the shorter trips that you may take from San Diego or from the city of Oceanside. Going on the 101 buses from the UTC Transit Center taking that to the many areas and locations along the way you can visit the many areas between the stations. The Coaster Ride from the Oceanside Transit Center is one smooth ride that you can sit back relax and take time to go over work that you may have taken home for many that do take home. The low-cost prices with the many stations that you can transfer over to the many buses take you to the many areas and the Inland cities. As a Yelp Elite Reviewer, the day was one of the best to take the 101 Bus. And have the whole day and still be able to get back to National City certain bus routes do stop at certain times there were many places in the Oceanside and the Carlsbad area that I had never been to before. The many services and buses that service the many areas south of Oceanside and the Encinitas which has so many places to visit and spend the day. Happy Travels to one and all its a great day for a train ride.

Charged over double the original quote. Was also erratic and unsafe. Worst car service I've ever…read morehad.

This place is terrible! I called asking for a quote to do a one way transfer for 12. I was offered…read morea larger vehicle and said no thank you then we hung up. About 3 min later, they called to offer me 2 limos if we'd like to split up our group with a perfect price. I agreed and was super excited. Night to get picked up, 1 limo arrived and I was told I was lying about the 2 limo offer. I would NOT recommend. Pretty shady business

Horrible service. Very unsafe and aggressive driving. Would not recommend this business!read more

They are very punctual. Drivers (Bill and Marty) are very friendly. Marty has some snacks when he…read morepick us up from LAX. Highly rexommend

Terminal 1 is pretty nice, I have to say, but SAN's little one runway airspace is something that…read moreeven a new & spacious terminal can't overcome. Drop off by our Uber driver was super easy, and we just had a brief walk to find the SW check in area which has high ceilings and is very bright. There was a short line but we were quickly helped. Then we breezed through security with TSA PRE, and had a five minute walk to gate 107. Even though our flight was delayed by an hour, we still got here realllllllly early, so I had some time to explore the terminal. Firstly, the bathrooms are huge & really nice. The stalls have plenty of space for luggage & belongings so you can maneuver & use the restroom comfortably. Big plus there! Secondly, I spotted at least five water bottle refill / water fountain stations which is always appreciated. Thirdly, there are a number of eateries, coffee shops (including Better Buzz & Lofty Coffee), bars, & stores available for your dining, drinking & shopping pleasure. Near the food court, there was also live music & a sampling station for some of the fun drinks that are offered in the terminal. I had a sample of the San Diego Sunset lemonade & it was so good! There's also a huge outdoor patio with various seating arrangements where you can enjoy your food, watch the planes or just relax. It is a great space! The gate areas are fine. They have a mix of typical chair seating with plugs, standup counter space, and low couches. Due to air traffic control delays, the gate areas have been very busy and crowded. There were cleaning folks in the bathrooms, but no cleaning folks monitoring the gate areas which I think is warranted, Also, there are no lounges yet in Terminal 1, so to access a lounge, you'd have walk to Terminal 2. That's a little bit of a bummer. I'm not sure if there are plans for a lounge here, but I hope there are... This was not a terrible place to spend a few hours waiting for our flight, and there were little touches here & there like the music & drink sampling that made this experience a little more enjoyable and less taxing. Mahalo!

San Diego's airport is a mx between artistic upscale and cramped spaces. I arrived into A terminal…read moreand the walkways were tight and packed with people waiting to board their flights. Lines of women were waiting to use restrooms. Once in the restrooms, stalls are too small to bring in a roller bag. The sinks are cracked. So that's the bad. Twenty gates away, are lovely atriums with artsy focal points and lots of seating. About 10% of the seats have charging outlets, but only 30% of those work. I needed to charge my phone and had to move three times until I found a working outlet. Sorry, I've digressed to the bad again. I love to find art in airports and there is art at SD. I saw Aztec style art on the central atrium and fountains in another area. Construction is in progress to updater Terminal 1. I saw several interesting restaurants in the central food court and out in one of the terminals. The staff that I encountered was friendly and helpful. Even TSA was friendly.