I herby want to express my appreciation and respect to the bus 14 Driver Carlos Olivera employee…read morenumber 3107 He crossed the mile helping me and was very courteous and kind. May God bless him for his kindness

Front door pick up and the price is amazing for curb. Curb service…read more The drivers are very personal

It's nice that you can use public transit to go to Oceanside. Been on the train twice to the…read morebeaches. For $5 this isn't a bad price and you don't have to drive. You get to see the beautiful views on the way there. Perfect way to get to Oceanside. We took a nap on the way home. You should try it some time if you never tried the Metrolink.

If your phone dies then you are screwed especially if there's no charging your phone. So carry a…read morecharger/battery. Just plan on waiting if you have inclement weather. This review is reflection on Grey Hound stop. Secondly on the staff of the building. A storm came in and delays happened the first 2 hours I was mesmerized. Gorgeous landmark to relax a bit and nice big clean restrooms. Easy getting in and out especially if you are on wheels . In short if your phone dies you will need an ID or CA ID of course all states accept or will not board. if you do not have your ID and your phone is not you will not board. After 5 hours of waiting this where it got suspenseful my phone was dying. Make notes the entire train station including restrooms. DOES NOT HAVE ANY FORM OF CHARGING YOUR PHONE. THEN NO ONE GIVES A DAMN. As in no customer service. I can write about the tone I got for asking for help to charge my phone? I asked for help with two men denying me to charge my phone. Deep sigh because that's sad. How we collectively are disconnected as human empathy goes. So write notes specially if this going tobe a pit stop. Bring your extra chargers as to keep your or be able to your phone. The snack shop or not one vender or coffee or no Cafe. The some few snacks but not really much. This could of gotten really bad for me when the second Grey never made it. But I got lucky I had some $$ to get out on lyft. But make notes if you have no id you can not board with your QR code on your phone. Just do yourself a favor have it ready to be scanned. Or print it out. Or all the above. To best CYA (cover your Ass) As of October 2024 you are required especially in person to show id to purchase tickets. Not so on your phone application or kiosk. So its smoother if you buy and have everything on your phone app. But in case phone dies then you have a print out. Then you will need an ID even if they look you up. Im not sure if I will come back to visit the museum next door. Perhaps one day but in short its not designed or set up for customer service. Its just a ride and thats it. Additionally the building its self is absolutely gorgeous. How ever its really stripped and its not cosie or not loved. Im not sure how to point the finger of what i found wrong or missing. Like a thing of the passed? As the entire conceptof a trainstation? Some of its views are mesmerizing. You can view others pictures i do not need to say more. The pictures are captivating. Perhaps what im trying to say just be ready or have a backup plan if you have delays. The day I traveled waa yesterday in a Monday and poured like cats and dogs. Ps i brought my lunch and my soda pop. So plan on bringing snacks. Most importantly plan making sure your phone will not die and you have no ID. Or make sure u do come with ID. Just safe travels. To those that care and work for this establishment or institution. Why no customer service? Is the system that broken? That I'm told "Those are the Rules" of "no charging or letting you help with the electricity, of a charging of one phone? Just saying you are not having a nice attitude. What ever happened for customer service? Another lastly side bird note if you walk around nowhere you will find an out let to charge. Maybe bring a laptop or extra battery to keep you afloat while you are stuck in a delay. But clearly every single outlet was removed or sealed shut. Lots of lights everywhere security is present at all times on high alert. Yeah yeah but they are rude and fast to use harsh tones and firm. No smiles just look at you like your stupid. Parking lot has a lot of lights and grey hound buses come in stop near the bridge. Ok I think I made my point but do not expect much guidance either my best advice. Check out YouTube does and don't. In conclusion this stop does not offer any to non customer service. Shameful because I saw many confused people. Then to my dismay I received an email at 3:30 something AM?? That my last bus was pushed till 5:45 AM.? So imagine that your phone dies and how will you access to your email? So I wrote this long winded review really more to bring awareness and in hope to safe someone alot of grief. I made it ok but I learned some lessons stopping at this old unloved train station. To be continued. Be safe.

San Bernardino Omni Access has been a convenience I appreciate for the most part they are where…read morethey are supposed to be at the time needed but the driver today... must have taken a Badd Mood tablet,.

Access is the worst transportation department ever!…read more Buses are always earlier or later than scheduled pick up, never on time! The bus drivers will honk coming down the street, and keep honking every second until you walk out. The route scheduling department is horrible! They will change a route in the middle of the day (even when they tell us that we're not allowed to do same day changes unless it's a cancellation) they'll add pick ups, make drivers reroute. My rider has sat on the bus for nearly 3 hours in one day because of this, on a ride that should have taken 30 min tops. Access will not alert you if they're going to be late dropping off the rider. You have to call and play their games to find out where they're at. All these issues are every day issues. Many call and complain, yet, the problems persist. For something that seemed incredibly handy for the disabled community. Access is the worst! If I could give -5 stars, I would! Avoid using access, and look into other private transportation.

Next stop San Bernardino!…read more This massive Metro Station hub is located in the Downtown half of SB, and connects to the SB Transit Center as well as the Metrolink to and from Union Station in Downtown Los Angeles. Located an actual hop or so from San Manuel Stadium, home of the IE's 66ers (minor league baseball team) and many plaza or shopping center hubs in DTS Bernardino. Restrooms (also on the Metrolink trains), maps, paths, benches, kiosks, bike locker and racks being the top amenities. Not to mention connections to local metro busses, shuttles, rideshare and routes including the Metrolink Arrow which is the extension and goes as far as Redlands University. You can always find Metrolink staff and/or security not far away with helpful need to know information. Traveling through on a weekend there was a little bit of consistent rain and not as many places to wait it out between Metrolink arrivals or departures as they run way less frequently on Saturdays and Sundays, more so after 3pm. Weekend Passes (for a full day - valid until 3am from the time of purchase) are $10 and the best deal you could ever want or need - plan you commutes and trips accordingly with: metrolinktrains.com/schedules/ 5 to 10 day passes are best for week days commutes - you can purchase in the mobile app or ticket machine kiosks. Good landscaping. Huge parking lot. Easy riding.

SB Downtown transportation is ok. Sometimes it's great and…read moresometimes it's a hot mess.

People in there are to rude i ask for help and nobody help me he told me he can't help meread more

Greyhound Horror Story - DO NOT USE THIS SERVICE (Zero…read morestars if I could) This was the most disgraceful, inhumane, and unprofessional travel experience I've ever endured -- and I say that without exaggeration. I traveled round trip from California to Texas with my elderly grandmother, who suffers from joint pain and stiffness. What we thought would be an affordable and reliable option turned into a complete nightmare. Let's start with the bus itself: the photos and promises on Greyhound's website are blatant false advertising. The buses are old, uncomfortable, and falling apart. The seats barely recline, legroom is non-existent, and the ride becomes unbearable after just two hours. The WiFi was a joke, the outlets didn't work, and the air conditioning came and went as it pleased. The onboard restroom was disgusting -- more like a portable toilet in a junkyard than anything acceptable for human use. We experienced multiple delays, driver no-shows, and long, unexplained waiting periods at dirty terminals -- all while Greyhound offered zero communication or support. Stops for food were limited to 10-15 minutes at gas stations, where passengers were forced to choose between grabbing a bite or using the restroom. But none of that compares to what happened on the ride back. Our bus began overheating and breaking down in El Paso. The driver told everyone to unload because a replacement bus was on the way. That was a lie. After waiting inside the terminal for over three hours, we were finally informed that the driver had canceled and there would be no replacement bus. Worse -- the station was closing, and we were told we would have to wait outside, overnight, with no shelter, no hotel voucher, no food, no water, and no support. My elderly grandmother and I were left outside, stranded, for nearly 15 hours. Even then, we were told the next morning's bus might not have space for us -- and still, no guarantee of a refund. Greyhound left us homeless, hungry, and unsafe. This company should be ashamed. They have no business operating in the travel industry if this is how they treat people -- especially vulnerable passengers. If you're considering Greyhound: don't. Pay more. Fly. Drive. Walk if you have to. But do not trust this company with your time, your money, or your safety

great company i've worked with them for many years always on time never late. Excellent drivers…read morethey drive very cautious. They're very respectful very helpful. It's definitely a company that you want to use for all your transportation needs.

Modern Shuttle Service was wonderful. They were easy to book. Flexible with some last minute…read morechanges but the best part was our driver Isaiah who was extremely patient with my large group. He was helpful and went above and beyond to be sure pick drop off and pick up from our concert went smoothly. Highly recommend!

Right in the old downtown of Rialto. A few steps and you're on the main downtown street with the…read morefamous Dairy Queen and Don's bicycle shop. Bike racks, carport or open parking areas. Smaller station, covered bench seating and digital boards with updated schedules. A quick station to hop on and get on your way. If you're just getting into town the stop is right next to the Main Street for downtown shops and eateries.

I just wanted to see the location for just in case..... I…read moreliked their parking lot. It was free and out of the way of main stream traffic. There were plenty of parking. There was a cute depot there. I mean cause every train station has a depot, right lol Then I decided to check online for the schedule and while waiting, a Metrolink was rolling into the station. Ok ok, not bad at all. Hmmmmm What a convenient way to avoid that nasty freeway traffic Nice job for having this wonderful transportation option Rialto!!!

Someone got on the Luas going in the wrong direction and ended up here. I spent about 10 minutes at…read morethis stop waiting for a train going back towards Heuston so I could head to where I really wanted to be. Fatima is on the Red Line of the Luas (Gaelic for "speed") network. It is between Rialto (towards Tallaght or Saggart) and James's (towards Connolly or The Point). It is in Zone Red 2. Fatima seems a mostly residential neighborhood in the Rialto area behind the Saint James's Hospital. It's a basic and functional tram stop with side platforms, a ticket vending machine on each one and the usual visual displays indicating how long until the next station. Purchase your ticket before boarding or tap your Leap card on the sensor. [Review 1989 of 2024 - 169 in Republic of Ireland - 23011 overall]

I'm not sure where the drunks the previous reviewer mentioned hide out. I've lived at this stop for…read morethe last 3 years. It's a tram stop. No more, no less. Walk up to the bridge and turn right, if you like beer there's a hidden gem of a liquor store, selling 150 kinds of beer.

Do NOT use this service. Taxi is in really bad condition. Keeps windows open as AC does not work…read more Charged me before starting the ride.