With the many trolleys that I have ridden and to see many other stations get crowded by housing…read moredevelopments with the trolley line and the many parts of Grantville are some of the older parts of San Diego and to when the first Railroad had gone through the valley. What is an area that meets at three sections with a river running through the valley? With the valley that leads to the areas of the Stadium is more cleaned and well organized as I see the Grantville area have become as the dumping ground. The many trips that I have taken to see the many stations and to catch the busses that you may need to go to the Zion Hospital and the many major medical offices in the area near Grantville. The Grantville Station is located over near the many hotels and the car dealerships with the bus#88 and the bus #13 that takes you over to the areas of the Camino Del Rio south and the Old Town Trolley Station. With the Bus #13 that services the many areas of the National City 24th street trolley center which connects with the Euclid Transit and trolley Center. Grantville is one of the oldest communities in San Diego and the State of Calif the first European settlement that was organized in the year 1769. Yes, Grantville serves a very vital part of the valley and also has the great history to know of the valley and the connections that it has to the connections of Old Town and the City area of Tecolote. Being on the trolley and taking the day and getting a look about to see the many areas when you don't have a lot of money what else can you do. Traveling the buses and the trolleys on the of a Senior Disabled Bus pass with many people they take to the freeways and the long lines of traffic with worst drivers are not fun for most. The San Diego Transit station is becoming more crowded and with the many businesses of the valley the only thing you can do is build a bigger transit bus connection zone at Grantville. The many stations that are close by and be able to help the many students to help get them to school and the easy access of the trolley makes it much easier and less expensive to pay for parking and the high cost of Gas. As a Yelp Elite Reviewer having been through the station many times with the constant construction and the many trucks coming through it makes the areas much more trashed and the river valley has much trash that comes from the many construction sites and those that are dumping into the San Diego River. To see an area that is clean and well used it can be the greatest thing yet when people throw trash into the San Diego River and the many areas that do pollute .

no parking! the apartment building took the whole space for parking. So many people park and ride…read morethat this change will reduce the number of riders. So much for environmentalism!

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.

I actually like this trolley station. There is a lot of parking, it's fairly clean. There is a good…read moreamount of shaded seating. It's in a very visible spot, and it's right along the freeway. I would say it's probably a lot better than some of the other trolley stations in San diego. I would say that I feel actually a tad bit safer at this particular location. As safe as I feel at this trolley station I wouldn't recommend being at any trolley station late at night by yourself in general. This location also isn't conveniently located close enough to any stores or anything super convenient. Unless you want to go to the gas station, which that's probably like a 10 to 15 minute walk from this trolley station depending on how fast you walk.

Traveling through the many Trolley and Transit centers the other ones that have the smaller areas…read moreyet they have busses that you can connect to that are close by. For there is one station that were your driving on the 8 freeway and you see 70th Street look on the hillside you will see the trolley station. Traveling from the 70th Street station you can find many things at the station for the many areas of the trolley station to seen as Indian Areas. For the many areas of Mission Valley and the College it has the history back to the early years of the train and the railroad industry yet the one thing is the old old signal switch at the 70th Street trolley . The trolley station you can say the area was cut from the side of the hill that the trolley station is one sits on the slant as the trains and trolleys head into the Valley and other stations . With the medium size parking lot and the bus terminal for the #14 bus you can catch the number 27 and the 6 served the stations of the Mission Valley and the Linda Vista Station tye station for the Mission Beach . 70th Street is one of the many stations that you can park your car and take the trolley to the Stadium the busses that stop at 70th service the ElCajon Blvd and College Ave. The 70th Street is told be of the indian area yet the plaques you may find are of being handmade the shrubbacand the trees are from the MTS DESIGNERS for the stations are strictly designed by the designers . The many Trolley Centers of the Green Line have been ones designed around the housing and the travel centers with the many stops you have found that the Greeline Route as the useful and bus connection to the 70th and ElCajon Blvd . As a Yelp Elite Reviewer the many stations that I have traveled through over the years has been many the 70th Street was one of the many when the green line opened. With the Medical Centers that are close makes one of the better trolley and travel centers than most you see and travel to. 70th Street has been one that I use to get up to the college and the many great restaurants they have .

For the many people that travel on the trolley and those that drive through traffic with the many…read morebuses of the city that come to the Euclid Trolley Station..With the many areas of San Diego the trolley system is one you can take to the many areas of Chula Vista and the City of ElCajo you have many more transit centers that are in the East County. When the College Grove Shopping Center was in the hay days the Trolley Stations were the busiest to the theater at the Grove. Euclid is more of the student and the grocery shoppers trolley stop you can find many people get off at the center for the shoppers can walk over the sky bridges to the store. Euclid is one of the many areas that is the center of South East San Diego from the streets that many are hills and many hills that gave the many houses since the early 1970s. For the many travels there have been the many changes Euclid was one of the many that you would catch the Red Line for when the trolley started from the City of El Cajon you catch the trolley at the many stations to the 12th and Imperial. As a Yelp Elite Reviewer this has been one station that has the past of the start of travel the construction of the station connected to the Grocery Shopping Mall. Euclid Transit is one station that has the many bus connections for many areas of San Diego you do have to catch the bus or to take the trolley shorter walking .

This stop off the trolley is a lot better than some of the other stops. Theirs transit security…read morepretty frequently here so I do like that considering this isn't the best area. A lot of individuals hang around in the parking lot just oddly or seems sketchy. It's a lot cleaner than it was. You can also catch a lot of the busses here to Kearny mesa or downtown etc. They run pretty frequently. Also can park your car here to catch the trolley or the bus. There is also a small store for smoothies and some food. No restroom available but theirs a food for less right across in the parking lot. Also some food places as well. Pretty convenient spot.

Your average trolley stopping with a Mts bus stop at the location waiting to take passengers from…read moretrolley to next location supervisor on duty was helpful and got me accurate departures and routes for my trip

Arnele Avenue is a descent trolley station. It's located a bit far away from the Parkway Shopping…read moreCenter but still a manageable walk. It does have free parking which is nice but again, this location is off by a few blocks. If it went right through the PSC, this would be a much more convenient station. I would give it a lower rating but it offers enough to keep it a-ok.

One of the many widely used Trolley Centers has been the one on Spring Street that is used by the…read moremany students that come from Spring Valley and the areas of Lemon Grove. For the Spring Street Trolley was one that you could get on and take into Lemon Grove to go to College Grove Shopping Center. Spring Street has been station that when the storm had washed through many areas some of the stations were destroyed with the many workers of Calif and the SDTransit things were taken back to the start . Spring Street is one station that can catch the busses that take you into Spring Valley for many people board at the station for the ball games and concerts. For the next large event that will be going to the city of Lamesa Village the Oktoberfest is one of the Largest. The past Trolleys the prices were much lower with the expansion of the trolley the Trolleys changed welcoming designed for those using wheel chairs . With the Pronto Card fare system you can tap at the station when you catch the Orange line towards the city of ElCajon where you can catch the many other busses for the trolley you get to the many stations in the times of 5 to 10 minutes. You can purchase tickets at the station before board the trolley you can also purchase the Pronto cards that you can load and use for the trolley they can be used on the trolley. As a Yelp Elite Reviewer the spring Street is one of the larger stations the parking areas you can find near the trolley . Easy access to the disabled ramp when the trolley comes in you can catch on both sides of the platform. For the first time riders its a smooth ride into Lamesa and the Downtown Area with the Orange Line you can take in both directions . Happy Travels

The Spring Street Trolley Station is your park and ride stop in the area. The station layout is…read morenice, but the problem is that it is isolated from the the rest of the area and so at night, its not the ideal place to be. Even considering that, you will still need to walk a bit to get to wherever you are trying to get to since this actual station is so big with it's parking area. Overall, I feel this location could have been better off a couple blocks over or at least have the actual stop closer to traffic so you don't feel so isolated from the actual area.

Barrio Logan trolley station is a reliable stop and its perfectly safe…read more I know some people say its not but I've never had any problems. I've gotten off at this stop plenty of times even late at night and I've always felt safe. Love riding the trolley its a wonderful way to get around San Diego fast and cheap.

One of the many stations thwt I have found that when you travel thrpjgh San Didgo fpr the trolley…read moredoes take you through the mdny parts of Natip al City and Chula Vista. The Bario Logan Statipn has many years of history that has connection to the brixge. The Bario Logan area is obr of the many area which has the many years of and with the mixed heritage the Barip Logan area was the joined building center for ths Coronado Bridge. Bario Logan is of the many areas that has the mix of food and the many stores sone you find of the Spanish grocery stores of the food stores you find ones that have large bakeries and hot lunch service for shoppers. Bario Logan has one of the larger naval ships that many areas of the National City area tgey have many of the Naval Ships that you see on the trolley stopping at the many stations. Bario Logan is the last before the imperial station you csn catch the city bus with a half block walk the stores and coffee locations near by. With a heavy presence of trolley se uritu that watches over the stations thru do cgeck your fickets and passes at the many stations there is pedestals you can tap in at. The bike routes you can ride to the Down Town area many people do ride their bikes with the bike route near the station . The restaurants near by you can find great sea food and some of the best barbecue you can fibd a great place with thick hamburgers. As a Yelp Elite Reviewer the Bario Logan Statipn has some of the best things yet there has beenmany accidents that have accured with the many changes the station and city make the feel welcoming.

One of the many stations that has room for the city buses yet the trolley station loxated at the…read morefar end of the Old TownValley the station of theTecolote obe of the many parks that is hid in the valley. Tecolote Station is obe of tgevmany that is part of the konaye loxated in the calkey of Tecolotre. The valkey was obe of the many inlets that was usex to ship supllies to the far areas of bay. The Tecolote Station is obe station loxated in the calley for the many businesses located near by the busineas arwa had many of the stores to the Lyft Company. The cloae dutanxe to tge mission bay beach club you can walk up the stairs that takes you down the bridge to the Mussion Bay beach Club. Where the Tecolote Station is located the many areas of the valkey you will find the many historixal places from the Linda Vista to the City of Old Town the power areas of the valley was the inland port to the many arwas by way of the boats. Tecolote Station you xan park at and take to the station of the Ball park the Lajolla shopping malls to the last station on the end of the University Town Center. The many statiobs you xan catch the city bus and connecting tp the San Diego Trolley for the Tecolotte Station is one that can ve tge easy way to the Mission Beach bay Club. As a Yelp Elite Reviewer with the many travels Ive gad tgere are the many places which have bwen here since the 60s and thr dark tines of the 50s. Many parts of the city you can walk through the city fibding places which have been gerw for many years.

When we can't find parking at Balboa station, we can usually find some here. Easy to park and ride…read morethe trolley. Trolley fare is $2.50 per ride (free transfers within 2 hours) and $6 daily max.