Family owned business that provides dependable transportation from the Tijuana San Ysidro border…read morecrossing all the way to Los Angeles with multiple stops on the way. My girlfriend and I have been using this company for transportation every weekend for 7 months now from the border to Moreno Valley. Easy to book tickets over the phone, online website, or the Busbud application which is what we mainly use. Vehicles are newer Mercedes transport vans which make for a comfortable ride. Affordable & efficient way to travel this route, and for friends and family to easily come to visit. Thanks!

No stars from my end. Really bad customer service. Tried calling several times, different dates,…read moredifferent numbers listed for Executive Lines and no one answers. Then line hangs up. This has happened with the San Ysidro location and also with their main customer service phone line. Super frustrating!

Very chill experience here at around 6:45Am & again around 11:30 Am.. very easy to board and get…read moreoff, also easy to purchase ticket. As a woman, alone, I felt fine , nothing out of the ordinary. But of course the ordinary still exists.

Many stations you can see with the many strip store there is one with many conveniences and the…read more7/11 the older mom and pops smoke shops that you can find in many areas of San Diego. From the day trip to to Palm Avenue I wanted to see the area around the station noticing that Palm Ave was more to the warehouse and storage buildings. With the many trips and travels that ai have taken is the many stations of the South Bay finding many companies for the one that was found of the San Ysidro that of finding they are a warehouse medical centers. For palm Ave is more of the center of town and more towards the the industrial that you have drive more to the lower areas getting closer to the border finding the station less secure in the evening . With many of the South Bay stations I have found the stations get dangerous and violent for the many riders that get hastled by Spanish speaking riders . For the many stations that have found illegal activity of drug selling and underage minors smoking at the stations the no smoking law should be enforced vaping has been found going on the blue lines . Being a Yelp Elite Reviewer O have found places that are unsupervised and the stations over run by illegal activities . The state of the Blue Line should have more security to the stations and the multi station stops of checking tickets .

There are many times that I like to ride the bus and the trolley with the many stations there are…read moremany stations which have many express buses that take you to the many other yet there was one place that I wanted to see was the Otay Mesa Transit Center. Living in the area of National City there was coverage about the station yet when I went to ask about the buses, they had no permanent schedule for the buses that would be servicing the area of the Otay Mesa Transit Center. Iris Avenue is one station is that has many buses many of them service the South Bay areas of San Diego and the areas of San Ysidro with the many buses they have their many of the drivers do not speak English. With the Iris Avenue Transit Center is one station that has great connection to the blue line with the connections to the city and the apartments where you find the trolley center that goes through the middle of the housing and apartments that are located nearby. The day I took out for myself to go and take a look at the new system that was built to service the Otay Mesa Transit Center and the neighborhoods along the way. I was able to take the 976 buses to the 24th street station where you can catch the two Blue Lines which you can take to the American Plaza and the UTC Transit Center. With trolley and bus travel you can save much more money with the gas prices that go up and down. Boarding the trolley was not bad with many people on board mixture of students and the ones that were going to work passing the many stations you see the Blue Line as it fills up more when it gets closer to the international border. When you arrive at the Iris Avenue Transit center you can see the many buses and the long line of Transit Parking spaces for riders and the wide Bus area for the many routes. The many bus routes they have in the station there are many buses which change out and one to two buses that are put on standby. Travel at the Iris Avenue Station there are the many buses which can save you time yet there are one that leave on the hour many others which depart at the thirty-minute mark. As a Yelp Elite Reviewer, the many changes that I have seen at the many stations is to increase the security and to have random ticket stops yet there are many that do not tap their card tells others you can steal a ride. The station has been one that I see many things of the sellers of merchandise and the roadside sellers which the City of San Diego has banned being close to the Trolley Center is one where trouble begins. Safe travel to all and to keep your personals and notify family if you are crossing the border.

Iris Transit Center- Serving South Bay…read more Either catch a bus or ride the trolley. There are several bus lines here that all begin with 9-- this is an indicator the bus is part of the South Bay region of the Metropolitan Transit System, San Diego. No businesses or snacks except the vending machine at the trolley that will usually eat your money or not vend the product. No bathrooms or places to go. Unless you walk North toward Palm Ave about 0.3 miles. Yet, there is a taco truck across the street. I see lots of folks but never tried the food. Although a couple of buses go to downtown San Diego or Coronado, Iris is their origin. Most buses run late or miss the time designated on the MTS app. Plan ahead. Buses are clean and well maintained and fast. I'm certain speeding laws are broken. But I get where I am going with no complaints. Disabled and wheelchair accessible and the driver's do assist with a smile. BTW, most stops are in safe places. And no bus will stop by chasing it down. Shucks!

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.

There should be more than 5 Stars for this review! We hired Brunner Tours for our son's wedding…read more The schedule included multiple trips including different groups, various times and destinations. The level of coordination, ease of planning and the transportation was outstanding. Joe and Gloria are true pros. It's clear their focus is on ensuring our total experience is comfortable and most important, exactly as we'd planned. Crossing the border can be confusing and intimidating if you haven't done it before and all our guests commented that having Brunner Tours helped make it all easy and manageable. Thank you so much. I'll be recommending your service to everyone!

We had the most FANTASTIC time exploring Tijuana with Mr. Brunner. He is extremely knowledgeable…read moreand knows all about TJ's extensive history, hidden gems, and diverse culture. Whether you plan on stopping by, passing through, or staying to party, Mr. Brunner's tour will add to your Tijuana experience and set you up for a successful trip!

AMAZING - THIS SHOULD BE A "MUST DO" on your list!…read more I've been following Club Tengo Hambre for years - but finally decided we should do it. My friend treated she and I to the Valle de Guadalupe tour for my birthday! We showed up in San Ysidro and was greeted by the amazing "Ana" - if you go, please request her - she's so knowledgeable about the area and an absolute joy to be around all day. We walked across the border (super super easy) and met up with Alejandro (our driver). We stopped by a local taco spot followed by a trip down the coast. You get to see Rosarito and Ensenata before heading up in to the valle! We stopped at two wineries - one family owned (no one there except us) and the other was women owned - both were such a delightful, peaceful experience. The Wine? AH-MAZING!!!!!! Final stop - I won't ruin the end of the movie for you - but let's just say you won't be disappointed. Advice - you can get around with flip flops, etc. They recommend closed toe shoes but sandals (or your favorite wine tasting attire is perfect). Bring a light jacket just in case!

I brought my mom on the Valle De Guadeloupe winery tour when she was visiting for Christmas and it…read morewas one of the best things she has done out of all her visits to San Diego. Violeta did a great job picking every place. Many times the food or drinks on tours are just okay. But we loved the breakfast tacos, the charcuterie board was one of the best I have had, and dinner was great and it had an amazing view of the sunset. The drive down to Valle De Guadalupe was very scenic. i was surprised at the quality of wine in Mexico. I had low expectations but we enjoyed the wines and the wineries in Mexico are very generous with their pours. I would highly recommend this if you have someone visiting or if you want to get a group of friends together to celebrate . Violeta was very knowledgeable and friendly. They also can arrange private tours as well.

AFFORDABLE & HELPFUL! It's usually a fun time riding the trolley, especially during Comic Con. My…read morefamily and I got a good deal on Pronto cards (tickets) for Comic Con weekend. We spent $20 per person and we got unlimited rides throughout the SDCC weekend. Some trolley stops have parking where you can leave your car parked for free and you can just hop on the trolley, however many do not. Regardless, the trolley is definitely helpful if you don't want drive and rather avoid parking fees. My favorite line is the Blue Line as it's less congested and covers a lot of DT San Diego, all the way to San Ysidro! I took the line from E street and it dropped me off at 12th and Imperial which wasn't too far from the Hilton next to the Convention Center. The Green Line was cool too but it's arguably the most popular route as it takes you directly to Old Town, the Convention Center, Seaport and other major destinations. Just be prepared to wait before you can actually board as odds are they'll be packed from door to door.

The MTS system does not consistently DELIVER. Always running late, so hard to get anywhere ON TIME…read more Always going slow, with no EXPRESS of any kind. A cute little trolley with no purpose outside occasional novelty for tourists. The city needs to upgrade to a functional system PRONTO.

With the flooding that has befallen the City of San Diego and the many areas of the South Bay and…read morethe areas of National city you have to say that the rain has come down in one strong flood that was flooding the many areas of San Diego the main Trolley Station of the San Diego Trolley was severely flooded out. The many areas of the City of San Diego were not ready for such a storm as this with many parts are still digging and many of the areas of the city have lost many expensive cars and the luxurious cars are all completely destroyed. From the many news reports they may say we had only got four inches and some of the county may have only received two Inches the many houses and the many valleys were completely flooded. From the city of Lemon Grove, they will have to take many months to repair and the many trolley tracks that support the Orange Line that will be out of Commision. With the many areas of Fashion Valley that is one area that will flood, and the many areas around will have the damage to show. 8th street was the one that took on the many blue lines and the many buses that were shipping people to the many areas of San Diego with the many areas of San Diego with the city making a declaration of Emergency there are many areas and the low-lying areas of have been flooded and the many houses and the trailer parks that have taken on heavy damage. The area of the 8th street Transit and Trolley took on the heavy job to take on the long night to ferry people up and down the line to the International Border and with the many that had to travel the Trolley stations with the many stations that had to take on. Blue line Station had been the station for the many people top take the Trolley and the many busses that were set apart to get the many to other stations. With the many heavier stations that with the many areas which are washed out Blue Line of seeing the many people that were on the Trolley many of them were confused and many of them have never seen a flood. With those that have to take the trolley and the busses the cleanup and the many areas of damage is going to be long and hard clean up. With the many things that the 8th Street Trolley the many people running to the trolley this issue which has been a state of emergency and has affected all areas of San Diego. As a Yelp Elite reviewer, the many things that I had seen is there was no Direction and the use of the use of Trolley Security they had worked hard all day and the ones they took on the many roles of emergency responders and helping those that were helping with emergency responses. From the rain damage had made travel an Issue with the orange Line that travel will be shut down. The great drivers of the Blue Line and the Green Line were the best they had to brave the crowds and wait on signal orders they were the best.

Clean trolley station. Seems safe. Walkable to several hotels. Felt safe during day and night.read more