SIMPLE & PUNCTUAL! E Street's metro tracker is reliable and I could always count on the trolley…read morebeing on time. I hopped on the trolley from this stop to get to the San Diego Convention Center for Comic Con. It would drop me off at 12th & Imperial which is right next to Petco Park and the bridge which takes you to the Hilton. My Dad got us some pronto cards for the SDCC weekend as the city had a $20 deal for trolley riders. Our cards lasted the entire duration of the convention, we'd get unlimited rides. Some of the machines are a little faulty at this stop, but the instructions are pretty clear. I love that there's a coffee shop right behind this stop and it's close to several food options and markets. Note: This stop is part of the Blue Line which could take you all the way to San Ysidro or UTC, depending on where you're going. It covers a lot of ground!

A nice place to have a picnic walk your dog, or relax outside to enjoy Chula Vista's sunshine. The…read morerestrooms and grounds are clean and well maintained.

Fashion Valley trolley station is clean with a huge parking lot which is free for trolley riders…read more Great way to travel around SD.

FREE PARKING! Well lit. Line runs between downtown San Diego to Santee. Convenient for students at…read moreSDSU and USD. Restrooms and snack bar available during daytime hours. Keep on Yelp'n!

This station is so convenient when I don't want to deal with traffic driving south. Parking is easy…read moreand you can generally park on the same level as the platform. After parking, it's a quick walk to the trolley. I use the pronto app on my phone and I just scan the QR code as I walk onto the platform. The TV monitors tell you when the next one is coming. There isn't a lot of seating but they come pretty often. Once on board seating can be easy or hard depending on the time as with any metro line. It seems pretty clean and people mostly keep to themselves in my experience. There was a security guard riding with us but it wasn't clear if he was with the MTS or making his way somewhere. It's a relatively quick and easy ride and transferring isn't hard if you need to. I went to the gas lamp no problem. Coming back later it was a bit dark, especially at old town where I transferred. I just stood nearer to the light. It didn't take all that long and I was back to Nobel. Security was making sure fares were payed as I tapped my phone app out upon leaving. Easy and you don't have to deal with parking, $$$ gas costs or traffic.

The Nobel Transit is obe place with the many views of the high ranking companies that are loxated…read moreup near the Nobel Center with the many department stores that make up the Nobel Center. For the shopping center gas one of the larger BestBuys for the shoe companies they gace with some of the best eateries you can have the best lunch time. Located in the Genesee and the Lajolla Village the sounds of the airbase that you hear close by the Nobel Village the many shoppers that go to the Fresh Faire Ralphs thst has some of the best service for that is one of the first Jewish stores you can buy things for the Holidays some of the best deserts baked at the store. Traveling by way of the trolley you can get off at the station transefering over to other busses its one stop that you can take the express. The many parking areas of the Nobel Transit Center it has the many places with the parking structure that is the MTS Transit parking garage that helps with the overflow. With the many restaurants have been built making the shopping mall the busiesg with the condos and apparments near by. There are some parking areas that are used by tbose that can come and park overnight with the parking there is security that watches the mall. As a Yelp Elite Reviewer the many times that with the travel when the mid line first opened many people boarding the trolley. Nobel was the one station that has been the most widely used with the Blue Line that brings in largeflows of service the UTC and the UCSD Medical Center.

The most creative and well-done mural painting. For…read morethe many that have taken the trolley may have noticed that many of the Trolley Stations and the many art pieces that have been done by many people which has been done by those just wanting to do art pieces the one that has caught my eye was one that had great color and great flow of the art and the material. The area of the Massacchutes Transit Center when the trolley center was serviced by the San Diego Transit routes you could catch the bus routes you were able to get to the College Grove Shopping Center. With the many bus routes that service the Lemon Grove and the Lemon Grove Avenue where you can get to the many areas of Lemon Grove and the Spring Valley area. The many long streets you find have the long sloping hills that have many houses and apartments. Massachutes Transit Center is the center of the Orange Line that takes you to the 12th and Imperial Transit Center. The many areas of the East County where you see the many places which have great history and when the trolley was put in the Massachutes Transit Center the location was a large storm drain and a creek that drained water down the side of the road. The close distance to the back side of the College Grove Shopping Center the many busses yes, the bus routes that took you too the many areas of the valley the many routes that serviced the Euclid Transit Center. The many years of the history of the Massachutes street area the first name for the area in 1889 a hoarse drawn streetcar line was built through part of the cemetery, which later became San Diego Avenue. In 1942 it was paved over, leaving as many as 18 graves under the street and the sidewalk. With the many stations that have been built and the many more stations that are being designed the Massachutes Street Station opened as the second segment of the Euclid line on May 12, 1989. Also, latter known as the East Line, the line operated from the 12th and Imperial Transit Center to Spring Street before being extended one-month latter to the East County. As a Yelp Elite Reviewer, the many times that I have taken the orange line at the Massachutes Transit center with a close by shopping area makes the station of the best. When you travel on the travel on the trolley is take the time and take a look at the many stations you will see the many murals that have given the stations new life.

With the many Trolley and train stations there has been one thing that has come to mind which has…read morebeen safety and the area around the many trolley stations there has been a slow change for security guards. The Euclid are has been a zone that has the many police units that show up for the many fights that erupt from the groups. With the many bus routes that service the Euclid area yet there is not enough lights that give enough protection for those that are coming from the store through dark parking lot area. Euclid shopping area has the many cars and the stores that has the heavy flow of traffic with safety of the mall with access to the trolley. The many times that I travel through the Euclid trolley shopping area I have seen the many times of gang fights and the occasional drug sales which greatly increased the evening problems. As a Yelp Elite Reviewer there has been so many changes with the many new busses which has made connections much easier and the travel time is great and worthwhile.

Now that it goes downtown it easer to out for the day or night . The trolley stops running at a…read morecertain time at night think about 11 or 12:00 during the week in about 10 during the weekdays if you go out someplace make sure you have some way to get back on the weekends. There are several different buses you can get here number three the number 55 from UCSD all the way back 8th Street trolley station three bus that goes from UCSD hospital all the way back down you can trolley. the number 5 bus goes downtown and to you control and back The 854 goes all the way from Kaiser hospital all the way back down to the national city trolley can't remember the name of the trolley station oh yes the number 916 and the 917 both go to college grossmont center and back they go to different ways. The 4 bus comes all the way down from 12th and imperial trolley station to Euclid now it stops there goes all the way up to through Louisville Vista and stops on somewhere in spring valley and comes all the way back down again. The number 60 bus comes all the way down from La Jolla early only early in the morning and late in the evening no later than 3:00 to 4:00 evening and it goes all the way back down to La Jolla and then after that it stops for the night until the next day I think that's all the buses that are over there unless I missed one?

I love taking the Coaster and San Diego is the best place on earth Everyone is so nice and helpful!…read moreIt's easy to figure out and so scenic and beautiful! It's not very expensive and it's so much better than driving! Everyone should take public transportation!

With my coaster trip from San Diego to Encinitas for the station was one that had not changed for…read morethe station the surroundings of the station. WS one that was not well organized . The coaster station doesn't have security with the bus terminal for the city buses the buses come for short period and leave. When I had arrived the walk through the city and the main street of Highway 101 there were many places rundown and the parks you would see of the many migrants. The Coaster station is only one track with two tracks that one waits the other passes for the station is not one you be after hours. The few restaurants nearby for the main street of of the city finding that the restaurBtz and the stores have been found selling alcohol to underage the sale of fentanyl the dangerous illegal drug . The train station they do have many of the buses that take you up into the many of Oceanside and the connection with the 101 that takes you back to UTC Mall in Lajolla. The security was of the police that were patrolling up and down the main street for the station there is no security for the terminal. Travel to the many stations you will find many of the buses with the security of the stations needs to have business people traveling. As a Yelp Elite Reviewer from the many places I have traveled to is the need for security at the station seeing the illegal activities and the use of alcohol near by. Encinitas Coaster Station. For the many people that use the coaster there is no alcohol on the train for the station there are no security . Good travels to one and all .

San Yasidro transit center is the stop that drops you close to get across the border into Mexico…read more It can get very packed. As they're are many vendors selling stuff and people going in and out. I've never had any problems but some have.

We've never gone this far south on the trolley and my son wanted to go on an adventure. We hopped…read moreon the green line trolley at Gaslamo district station. Then we transferred to the blue line to take us here. It was about a 25 minute trip. Once we arrived we quickly noticed that there's not much to do or see around there. There's a McDonalds and Jack in the Box as well as a shopping center. I wanted to explore a little more but my son wasn't interested in that day. There was a lot of hustle and bustle. But I didn't feel inherently unsafe or anything line that. Just stayed aware of my surroundings. I could see how this would provide a very convenient way to get back and forth in these 2 areas Someone asked me if I needed a taxi in TJ. But I declined of course. Once we arrived the Trolley stuck around did maybe 15 minutes or so. So we were able to walk out;, look around, then get right back on. Next time we go we'll bring our passports and my husband to check out the other side.

From the many years that I have rode the buses and the trolley there have been those times that you…read morehave to wait for the buses to get to the trolley stations. And with the many trolley stations there was the new trolley design that can handle the new lower platform and the new electrical lift system that was much lower ease and the access for the people that are in wheelchairs they can wheel up a very low ramp into the trolley. City College being one of the busiest stations and the large transfer station and the connection point to the many busses. With the many Trolley lines that branch out throughout San Diego yet the one that has the greatest role is the City College Trolley and transit Center with the many City Buses and the Express buses that stop there at that one station. With the City of San Diego, you can take a look at the many Trolleys and the many bus stations that service San Diego many of the routes and the express buses do service the City College Transit Station. One of the many routes that services the many High School Districts is the Number#7 bus that picks up the kids all along the University Avenue that hooks back to the City of Lamesa. City College is the meeting of the two trollies when they come around the bend and the many transfers that come from the buses and the San Diego City College many of the students, they catch the trolley to get back home and to class. With the two lines that meet at the City College Transit Center and Trolley stop you can catch the Blue Line that takes you to South of the border and the orange line takes you to the East County and the stops before Santee. When the Trolley first started running it was only going to so many stations before it had to turn back and the Trolley Tickets resembled the color of the line you were on and very small tickets, so you had to hold on to them. City College is one of the main stops that can take you up towards the San Diego Zoo and the famous Balboa Park that so many take the Trolley to and catch the number#7 bus to the San Diego Zoo. With the ease and the access, you may never know there was a first YWCA that was very close by the station. The many Trolleys and the Bus Stations that are hooked in with the Trolley Line you can travel to the many areas of San Diego and those areas of the South Bay and National City and down to the International Border. With the City College Transit Station, it has been the main transit and transfer point for the many buses and Trolley and the mainline Express Routes that service the City of San Diego from Escondido and the City of Kearny Mesa with stops in Rancho Bernardo. As a Yelp Reviewer for the many years that I have taken the Trolley and the many Buses that have serviced many areas with those routes and the many transfers would Have come back to the City College Transit Station at the Hill before going into the City of San Diego. The two lines have been the greatest with the increase in security it makes it easier to travel and the use of the Pronto card.

This is not a business at all this is just a regular trolley stop for the blue line and orange…read moretrolley there are a couple of convenient there's a 7-Eleven of the year and a convenience store if you want something you drink on you're a no bathrooms like everything it's just a regular trolley stop it goes downtown San Diego and that's it