I am more than happy to have been invited to this informational event. The exhibit was very…read moreinteractive and eye opening. Beyond what you learn in the average text book. This exhibit is ment to be mobile and accessible to all students in the San Diego community. This exhibit is 60% Ada friendly, and is working on getting it fully integrated. In you or your child has access please visit the exhibit. Not only is it informative it gives you a perspective on the importance of history and what we can do now to keep it from happening again.

Very very bad neighbors.. they allow multiple different flight schools to fly in circles over our…read moreneighborhoods at low elevations, very loud and 24/7, with no breaks all morning, afternoon and evening. Business must be great.. at the expense of having any sanity or peacefulness in the surrounding areas. They need to ban these flight schools NOW before something terrible happens in our neighborhoods beyond the extreme nuisance they are causing to everyone in the area. SHAME ON YOU!

Despite the upgrades, there are always delays because of the limited runway/tarmac space. Planes…read morealso in traffic just to get to the gate. Poor planning and late to upgrade make this airport just okay. They could at least install more lounges and better retail to make up for it. Flown in and out of San Diego just to be delayed by other planes due to the airport layout. Love San Diego, but the airport is lacking, especially Intl terminal. I've not seen the new terminal 1 yet but I'm hoping they upgrade all the terminals and layout. Maybe they can relocate from the Old Terminal to the New Terminal in future.

I am just not a fan of this terminal. TSA is slower, the scanning and screening equipment is older…read more There is a cramped feel you don't get in terminal 2 but this is where SouthWest is located so...here we stay. They are going to be opening the newly renovated terminal soon and I have much higher hopes. Fingers crossed

The many times that I have traveled I have asked myself," What have I seen that has been the most…read moreeducational and the greatest place which tells so much about a city and the past during the war? History does have those many questions when you take a look back and say I have traveled to the many places and there are those that are right here in San Diego the best was also the East Coast. Here in San Diego, there are many of the places where you can get off and see the many things that are built and those that come from other navies come to have ships looked at to have work done here in California. One such station has been the Harbor Side station that is just past the many stations when you come out of San Diego at 12tnh and Imperial the large shipyard you can see as the many men and women go to work at the early hours and those coming to the second shifts. The Harborside Station is one of the best to see all the ship workers and to see the Rosie Riveter come to life this was the area where the many women come and help repair and help weld the ships that the women would be taught the trade by those that stayed behind. Harborside Station is one place where you see the many ships come in and the sounds of the horns you can hear, and the work goes on waiting for the trolley to come. Harborside has been one of the many stations that was a famous filming site for the movie Little Nikkitta yes there are many stations that have been used for the many movies. Many of the Industrial companies which the line tracks all the down you can see the many buildings some of them old many of the areas near harborside was the large train stations for the many ships to offload and to resupply. During the war the many ports and the harbors that were used to build and to launch the ships one of the biggest was, the Harborside area with the many ships' rich with the history of the United States Navy you see the many that are there? Over the years the harborside area has been one of the busiest with the many people that take the Trolley of the Blue Line that takes them North and South the Harborside Trolley center is one you see the many cars which park there for the many workers that some have the night and the early morning shifts. As a Yelp Elite Reviewer, the many times that I have traveled on the trolley the one station that just screams of history is the Harbor Side station you can see the many workers and back during the war you could see the many cars with the commanders that would come to see their ships. That is one place is like looking at history and to see the many come to work. The one thing you always remember where the theme of the Rosie Riveter came from the many ladies that worked alongside the many men.

it's nice little. I take to go to work in the morning it's right across the street from nasco I…read morewalk down from 28th and national avenue by the Starbucks to get on it and go to work get off at 8th Street and walk to the Navy base go to the gate and walk a mile and a half to my job at 3419 Warehouse

The many stations that go.through San Diego and through the many stations you can find the many…read moretrolley and the bus connections for the Mission Valley and the Fashion Valley area you can find the many bus connections. The one place that is the halfway point of the valley the many buildings of the valley and the access to the Sports Stadium. Hazard Center has been one of the many that people used to catch the trolley to the Downtown area of San Diego of the many areas of Fashion Valley. Hazard center is more of the many condos centers that are close by the Hazard Center Shopping where you find many more businesses. Hazard center is the one that you can walk close by and get to the mission valley west shopping center and the food courts of the West . The green line that takes you through the Mission Valley and Fashion Valley you can connect to the many stations where you can can can catch the #5 bus that takes you up into the Hillcrest and North Park. The hazard Center has been one of the many connections that you can catch the Green Line that takes you can takes to the city of ElCajon and the connection at San Diego State . As a Yelp Elite the many places that I've seen of the city and the many outside of Calif you can find so many for the best discounts and travel prices . Hazard Center has Papy Hazard that has watched over the many that have come and shopped to come and say hello to Papyy.

Used this station several times and have enjoyed the ease of avoiding traffic…read more Tons of free parking available and it's safe. I never hesitate to use this great option to head to Petco Park.

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!

ONE OF THE BEST METRO SYSTEMS! I've been to several metropolitan areas in my life and SD's Transit…read moreCenter is extremely organized and easy to understand. The pronto machines can be a little wonky when trying to purchase a pass, however, there's always a staff member ready to help at the transit center. The staff take their jobs seriously both during small and large events. Serving as the main hub, there's a lot of people walking around here. Somehow the staff consistently keep up with the needs of the passengers.

So I will admit I am not a fan of this Stop. It is very centralized around a lot of places which is…read morenice. But there is such an influx of homeless hanging out and camping out down here still. It's come along way. But still smells pretty funky along the trolley station here. Security isn't very active here which I feel like the transit security should be. Instead, I saw 7 or 8 of them in a corner talking and standing around. I personally don't feel safe at this stop. There tends to always be sketchy individuals lurking here. I feel like I need to constantly scan my surroundings when I wait for the trolley here. There is a market that's open right here which is good can grab a drink or snack, etc. The trolley runs pretty frequent. It is centered for the blue, the orange line and the Greenline. But with that being said I really do try to avoid this stop if I can for those reasons.

Was in and out of security in less than 10 minutes. Short line and not taking off shoes,removing…read moreelectronics is so nice.

Went through TSA PreCheck at Terminal 2 (West checkpoint) and it was smooth and fast -- no need to…read moreremove shoes, belt, or laptop, so I was through in just a few minutes. Staff were efficient and courteous. If you fly out of SAN regularly, PreCheck is well worth it here.

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.