Rode the trolley during a weekend evening. It's free to ride the trolley and it comes every 15 to…read more25 minutes. Took the Red Line. According to the conductor a whole loop would take you approximately 40 to 45 minutes. Trolley was packed, but everyone was able to board every time. The trolley was well ventilated as there's no windows. Liked that the trolleys are ADA accessible with bike racks available. Too bad they don't allow pets onboard.

Excellent way to explore San Clemente! When we stayed here, we used the trolley for shopping and…read moresightseeing. The Red line was the only one operating during our "off season" visit and it was Friday - Sunday only, but FREE and just a simple ride once around will get you quickly acclimated to this great town. Since we were near the Metrolink station and pier, the short walk to the "main hub" of shopping was a bit of a climb, so it was much easier to wait and let the trolley do the work. lol

This is a nice stop. The station is clean including the restrooms. They have an information booth…read morerun by volunteers. Only bad thing is you have to be on the right side of the tracks when your train comes. There's no bridge or under crossing.

Thought I'd take a train ride and enjoy the day in San Juan Capistrano . I just wanted to get out…read moreof LA for the day and I thought this would be a great choice and boy was I right. It was a perfect day to send it the percent quaint city. The town is beautiful and has a lot to offer. Aside from visiting the Mission I had a wonderful lunch and took on some great sights and shops. I can't wait to go back and spend more time browsing around the shops by the train station

Love the $10 weekend day pass! I was able to check out San Clemente. Enjoyed the small town vibes…read moreand businesses.

This station is located next to North Beach, aND the San Clemente Beach Trail. You can catch the…read moreTrolley to the Outlets at the stop across the parking lot. I like getting off here and walking th mile to the pier. They have a machine to purchase your tickets.

Laguna Beach Trolley is a FREE trolley service to residents and visitors providing convenient…read moreaccess to local beaches, parks, restaurants, art, hotels and parks. It's amazing to have this kind of trolly around a city. Overall, I liked it.

Lived here in OC forever, yet, I took the trolley from Ritz Carlton, Dana Point to Laguna Beach…read moredowntown and back to the Ritz. Definitely worth it, is fun, dont have to be driving around forever for parking in Laguna Beach, the drivers were really nice.

A really nice Metrolink Station that sits right in front of the beach, the San Clemente Pier, and…read morethe Beach Trail - all are within walking distance right from this station. This station is very clean and is convenient to travel through if you're heading to and from Orange County (O.C.) stations on the Metrolink, though you may have to transfer depending where you want to go. There are TWO different O.C. lines, so check their website to locate the proper route! Metrolink runs through here only on the weekends. Amtrak also stops here, so check their schedule on their website. This station is also very close by to the San Clemente Trolley and some pretty cool eatery and coffee shop right across the street. Be careful walking across the tracks to get to the beach side and follow all track signals and signs.

Passed thru pier on the way to Oceanside…read more Seems a very busy pier with people dining along numerous restaurants at outdoor patios. The pier is great for picnic on the beach, dinning , swimming, surfing, fishing, as well as sunset watching or just plain walking along the shore. Annual beach parking permits can be purchased by residents as well as non-residents. Metered parking can be $1 /hour.

The "Coaster." Go…read moreanywhere up and down the San Diego County coast for a few bucks on new, quiet, and clean trains. (I suppose trains like this stay this clean and pristine because San Diego hasn't got Chicago's awful weather). I took the Coaster to Old Town to meet a friend for dinner before I went to the airport on my way out of town. Service operates primarily during weekday peak periods, but there is also limited weekday midday, Friday evening, and Saturday service. Special evening service is provided when the San Diego Padres play Monday-Thursday evening home games. The only thing that bugged me is there was no one to collect the ticket I bought at the station before boarding. This was 100% honor system, and I suspect it's widely abused to the disadvantage of the transit authority, but maybe they save more money than they lose this way by not employing conductors.

I've been using this station for about 20 years now and I have always felt safe to walk around and…read moreleave my car here. I've taken the Metrolink and Amtrak north and south. The restrooms are always clean and available. The station itself is clean and easy to navigate. There's always plenty of parking. It definitely isn't walking distance to any stores/markets so keep that in mind, although they do have vending machines and a large waiting room.

What can I say about the hot chocolate / mocha / cappucino /coffee machine at the Irvine metro…read morestation that hasn't been said about the Mona Lisa or the Pyramids of Egypt. This coffee machine is fantastic. My personal recommendation is the French vanilla cappucino which is delicious and great for a morning drink or for a nice sip on the way home after a long day at the office. The current machine is new and has a lot of options and this difference elevate my Irvine station appearance to 5 stars. Highly recommend for those commuting from an Amtrak station to a Non Amtrak station who see an Amtrak train before their metrolink train. This is my favorite train station to wait at even if only for 15 minutes. I feel safe and between the inside seating area and outside amenities it is far superior to where I get on the train at Santa Ana

Bus drove right past me despite me visibly waiting there and i know it was the right bus at the…read moreright stop because i have done it before. Pick up and drop off is not very good

I currently work in the IBC - Irvine Business Center. That's the part of Irvine that's near John…read moreWayne Airport. The poor neglected middle child of Irvine. What do you mean Robert? You're near the friggin' airport! True, but the Spectrum area gets all the attention. They have the train station, they have the cool shopping area. Sure, we're close to south coast, and we have all those nifty protected right turns here, but public transportation from outside of Irvine kind of sucks for those of us that work or are starting to live here. Plus, we don't have things like those Grade 1 bike trails that are available to the spectrumites (i.e. San Diego Creek). Not no more. Irvine recently got fundage from OCTA to start this nifty little shuttle service that runs on 3 routes: the A - Route going from Tustin Metrolink to John Wayne the B - Route going from Tustin Metrolink to Jamboree/Michelson (Pacific Park Shopping Center) the C - Route which runs around the heart of the IBC in a circle like a 5 year old manchild on a couple of pixie sticks. So, it doesn't go EVERYwhere, but it can get you close enough to where you're going if you're a commuter (like moi) who's trying to drive less. Since it's a new service, everything is... well, new. The shuttles are nice and clean. They look like those "special" school buses, the type that almost look like they would do well in a "Mad Max" futuristic world with spikes and what not. I think the Bike Rack at the front really helps with that image. Oh yeah, they have bike racks, so you can pedal your way from your stop to your work/play area if you so desire. Really useful for those that pedal their way to Metrolink too. All in all, I like it. Right now, rides are free until Sept 1st 2008. Afterwards, the fee to ride breaks down like this: $1.00 Boarding During Peak Period (5:30a - 9:30a and 3:30p - 7:30p on Weekdays) $.50 Boarding During Off-Peak Period (9:30a - 3:30p Weekdays & All Day Saturday and Sunday) FREE Riders Presenting Valid Metrolink Pass/ Ticket for Rider Connecting to and from Tustin Metrolink Station Only reason I'm not giving it 5 stars? Limited run times (along with the limited train service Metrolink provides). I'd like to see more service (but that also goes with my want to see more trains). However, for a start, it's not bad =)

I had a driver pick me and was told that his radio and GPS were not functioning…read more I was asked to give him directions. Thank god I know the way. Not everyone does and literally can't speak for themselves. Shame on you for your lack of professionalism.

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Excellent, promptly and professional service from Adlene. Prices were very competitive as well!…read moreWill definitely be my go-to service next time I'm in Southern California!

Great from start to finish. Easy reservation process, arrived on time, very pleasant drive to the…read moreairport, and invoice & payment was easy. All this at a reasonable price compared to other quotes I received. I will use them again and I highly recommend you try them once and let them prove they deserve your repeat business.