No one's reviewed this station yet?! It might have been me that set up the yelp page back when I…read morefirst came out here to a car repair shop from downtown where I worked at the time. I can't remember honestly. My patience for yelp page set up and edits is thin. It doesn't like me. Knows I'm a troll probably. Anyway. This is the end destination for the Township 9 Green line (Westbound). I used to call it a terminus but walking dead changed that for me. From 6 am to 8 pm you can take this line from 13th street Downtown to Township 9 at Richards and Bannon in the River District. There are six Green Line stops: 13th street (downtown), Archives Plaza (which I tried to make a Yelp page for earlier tonight), 8th & O, 7th & Capitol, 7th & I/County Center (Jail), and Township 9. Archives is usually where I connect to/from the Blue or Yellow lines. It runs every half hour. It does not run on weekends according to the schedule I just looked up. You're welcome. I don't like that. Maybe as they continue to build up the River District it'll improve? This station is okay (as far as safety is concerned) during commute hours, but at night you're going to be bothered by random dudes. It's an eventuality. There's some nice apartments nearby but not a lot of businesses open after 5 around here. The two ticket booper machines are in an inconvenient spot for what is usually just a two car train since so few people ride it. Even during commute hours. There's not a lot of places to stand out of the rain if it's raining. The train will come into the station, drop folks off, then turn around and come to the other side of the street to let everyone on going back downtown. Remember it's usually two cars only so don't be on the wrong end of the platform or you'll have to move quickly. Do as the Romans do. This is my new stop if I want to ride green to my new office building or back. It works out decently unless the trains or bus is late and I miss a connection. Less of an issue coming from my midtown place but if I'm at my boo's place in land park that's a longer transit trip. Don't forget to boop your connect card at the blue machine before getting in or you could get a ticket. Which is real stupid but it's happened to me before. I did show up to court and get it dismissed since the cop didn't show and duh I have a monthly pass. Yay transit! Parking: not that I can tell. It is unclear who is allowed to use the gravel lot. I think it's for sacrt employees? There is some street parking if you get here early enough. Don't try to park in the CHP lot. The MLSOC state office building across the street has a parking garage further down Bannon street (behind the office building) but it's $8 daily.

It took a long time to do it, but it was possible to get from Davis to Sacramento with no car nor…read moremoney in previous years using a UCD reg card. Unitrans dropped off on Mace Boulevard at Ikeda's and one could walk to just behind it to find parking lot with bus stops. As there was a parking lot, one could also drive a car there and leave it. There is no security there and the area was desolate before the Target went in nearby so watch out. Or drive a beater and leave it unlocked. Yolobus also makes a stop there and the 42B line was the one to take to go to Sac. The 42A line was the same route in reverse so I took that to return to the car/bus. Fares were included with UCD fees just like Unitrans. It's yet another parking lot...this time with a purpose other than parking for vendors. It's parking for transportation elsewhere. Really no other reason to stop here unless you've parked here or are taking public transit to somewhere else. That was and is the point of this lot. To go elsewhere. From the Mace Blvd Park and Ride.

I recently got a job in Sacramento. I then looked for alternative transportation options since the…read moreoverall monthly gas and parking permit costs can get expensive quickly. I then found out about the Park and Ride in Mace where I can conveniently take the Yolobus to get to work. The bus stop is right out front so I don't have to walk far to and fro. And since I'm a UC Davis student, I just have to show my Aggie card to ride the bus for free. I usually arrive in the lot by 7:30 and there are still plenty of spots. Note that I did read the first and only review here and had initial doubts. But so far, if you work a day job, your car should be fine. I'm guessing it gets more risky if your leave your car for extended periods of time. The lot is public and very open access anyway. Other than that, I'm happy since I don't have to pay to park there plus getting to Sac through Yolobus for me is free and fast.

Update of any comments nine hundred fifty five! One time the hotel sent me here, You Do Not Have…read moreWalk All Way To Old Town Sacramento! Think is 1608 I Street! Today is September 1, 2021! Just like the Visitor Center they have in Old Town Sacramento, this Visitor Center very helpful! Now with Mister Corona Virus, open eleven am to four pm, most companies usually open nine am but she say they as now have to reduce the hours! Very helpful! They will ask the Guest where they visiting from! If California, they not put the town, just mark as California! If from different state, they will write down name of the state! All kinds brochures, maps, pamphlets here, even brochures of different down town hotels! The people at this of Visitor Center always so very knowledgeable! One time they even answer where nearest Starbucks! Wow, that quite knowledgeable! I see that no one follow me in these comments, how they plan what to see if they not coming to a Visitor Center? Maybe they just ask Guest Services at their hotels! I have did that but many times if I find a Visitor Center, I go in to the Visitor Center that town, that state!

This is one of the best light rail stations. The parking lot is never full. The left side of the…read moreparking lot always has space. The parking is free. The station has a cool arch.

In my opinion, this is one of the prettiest stations in the whole light rail system…read more To be fair, I've only been to Franklin station two or three times, but have had good experiences so far. On a recent evening, just before sunset, I found myself at 16th Street Station with a day pass and some time to kill. So, I decided to watch the sunset from the blue line. (For those who do not know, 16th Street is considered the major intersection between the blue line and the gold line, since both lines run through that station.) When it comes to the blue line, I basically still consider myself a tourist. Even though I ride the gold line all the time, I've only stepped on the blue line a handful of times. On this occasion, I rode the blue line from 16th Street to Franklin Station and back, which allowed me to see the sunset over Sacramento from both directions. It was actually a really beautiful view. It made me think about how some of the views from the gold line are pretty interesting, too, but I'm just too used to them to notice anymore. It's funny how we can start to take beautiful things for granted as soon as they feel familiar. Franklin Station itself seemed very clean. Other than two other people waiting to return on the same train, it was empty. This might have something to do with the criminal activity other reviewers have mentioned, but I was fortunate enough to not experience any. I also didn't notice a security guard, but it's possible that they were roaming around the (very large) parking lot. It's possible that I just missed them, since I was only there for a minute. (I have personally not had any issues with blue line trains running late, although I could write a book on all my issues with the gold line.) Immediately upon arriving to the station, the rider is struck with the visual of a large copper arch-- a work of art called "Esperanza," created by a group of artists led by David Best. Upon doing a little research, I learned that Esperanza is one of many temple-like, artistic structures built around the world by a group of artists who call themselves The Temple Crew. More information on these temples can be found at thetemplecrew.org According to the website: ""Esperanza" was created to serve as a beacon, welcoming the hard working, diverse community of south Sacramento. Though reminiscent of a temple, the arch is not intended to reference a particular culture or religion, but invites individual interpretation. The intricately cut steel temple-like structure evokes the feeling of a sacred and safe place, a metaphor for the importance of public transportation that serves this community. A text component, including such phrases as "I see you have a family to take care of" and "I see you searching for a better life" speaks volumes to this community. At its most elemental level, "Esperanza" serves as an inviting entrance to the station and community landmark." Overall, it's a nice-looking station, especially at sunset.

Many memories of this station. …read more When I want to come here for coffee at temple coffee, it's near the s Street which is great for patio chilling. . When I want to be boujee at the super market, there is the whole foods co op market. They have food and smoothies and I love it. . Wine place next to temple on s street called revolution has great happy hour and dinner service or brunch on the weekends too. One of my favorite spots near this station. . This station also takes me to work and state fair. Helps me save money on parking at the fair so no hate and love to love this station. . Overall we need positive thoughts on what makes this stop great. It brings me memories and joy of what the surrounding has to offer. Thanks for reading and have a yelptastic day. Follow me for more.

One of My Most Utilized Stops…read more SITREP This is a stop I make at least a few times a week. THE SETUP Sandwiched between 29th and 30th Streets along what would be R Street, the 29th Street Station is fortuitously covered by the overpass of Business 80, so there is at least a modicum of protection from the overhead elements. MY DESTINATIONS Even though not at all near my work nor my home, it IS the closest stop to my P.O.Box at the Ft. Sutter Post Office on Alhambra, and it is also the most convenient connection for me to jump on the Route 67 or 68 Buses that take me to my stops at the Arden Fair Mall or my medical appointments at the Kaiser facility on Morse. THE FARE Stars off against the general system practice of not allowing validated passes used for light-rail to be used for the buses as well at this station (or any station). This is where Sacramento Regional Transit has no customer service consideration for it's clientele in that they force payment for every single segment of travel. "Shame on you." THE LOWDOWN A decent example of a fairly nice station, but part of an overall expensive yet deficient transit system.

Great rest stop off the busy -5. there are restrooms, and some trees to provide coverfrom teh hot…read moredun. Went o the rest stop due to heavy traffic onI-5south. There are towo pokestop at this rest stop if youre playing, One gym and one regular poke stop. A lot fo pokemon here at this oasis. A lot of cars stopped here.

Always busy but a pretty comfortable rest stop for overnight. My Go to rest stop if I'm ever too…read moretired to carry on my road trip from San Diego to Oregon or Washington State

This review is for the TSA agents at Sacramento International Airport. And it comes with genuine…read moregratitude. Every time I pass through SMF, I am struck by how kind, patient, and genuinely human the TSA staff are. Security can be stressful, but you all consistently create an environment that feels calm, respectful, and even welcoming. That is no small thing. I especially appreciate how great you are with teens. Your tone, your patience, your ability to put people at ease. Thank you for showing up every day and doing this important work with professionalism and heart. You are deeply appreciated, and it does not go unnoticed. Sacramento is so lucky to have you.

Went through security this morning, lines were long, we were tired, and after waiting TSA pulled by…read morelaptop bag so the side. I hadn't used it in well over 5 years when I was still working law enforcement. The TSA agent was digging deep into it, then closed it up and returned it. I asked what was up and he showed me a single bullet that he found in it. If he hadn't found that, and I went into Mexico with it, oh man, that would have been bad. thanks SMF terminal A TSA for saving my butt.

Let's start off with this: it is a mobile home/rv/manufactured home park with a tad over 30 spaces…read more Enough to be a community without being so big it becomes overcrowded. The people are friendly and watch out for each other, and make for sure that wandering vagrants are not hanging around causing trouble. Very few places in this part of town can say that. Now, look it up on Google maps. Type in the address, and try to find the park. The reason it is so hard, is because pretty much all you see are trees. Catch the hint: there are a lot of trees in the park, which translates to a lot of shade, which translates into cooler places that cost less to air condition. This is a few minutes walk from downtown and maybe 10 minute walk from campus. You have all of the benefits of living on all of Drive, and a sweet little community talked out of sight to not be bothered. Pretty much ideal for living in an area as crowded as Davis. The park has been making improvements year over year, and now is easily nicer than the two biggest ones in town.

Nice and quiet! close to the heart of downtown Davis! All…read morethe neighbors really care about each other and help each other out!