Memorial Park Gold Line Station is nice and convenient. Located beside Memorial Park of Pasadena…read morethis hub for LA Metro's L (Gold) Line is one I've taken more than a handful of times over the years. It's well kept and easy to access, has kiosks for purchasing and reloading physical TAP cards and a fair amount of benches/seating spaced out as well as trash cans/waste bins and signage to help guild you via maps, digital screens displaying arrival times for the East or West Bound side and some cool designs throughout making it feel very local. My big problem is over the past 10 years, even with improvements the West Bound side continues to experience a ridiculous number of delays and issues. Recently I saw 3 trains for the Eastbound side go by within the span of half an hour while waiting for the West, it was the worst deja vu because it happened in 2015, 2016, 2018, 2021 and now here again today. I have taken it Westbound with zero issue once. To top it off the train I was on had major issues, possibly do to another cart on the track, safety concern or something from the moment we took off. It kept at the slowest pace for three stations stops, eerily so and then came to a complete stop for several minutes where I saw another Eastbound train go by O.O - NO ANNOUNCEMENT whatsoever. I was running later than I wanted to for meeting up in Highland Park. It made me realize boarding here isn't the best, at least not for me. Eventually the train was moving and functioning normal the remainder I was on which was less than a minute as I was only going four stops, guuuuurl... Do better. Go Metro, but have an alternative or two.

Well lit, open and spacoius and accessiblefor those disabilities. This station is right next door…read moreto the Pasadena Senior Center and you can park st the center for a reasonable price. It's all self service. And the station is short walk away from numerpus eateries on Holly St, Raymond, Fair Oaks ave( my favorite is King Taco and Bone Kettle. Great comvenience that should be included at all Metro train staions are free timed restroom modules...this one has one. It's free and just south of the train staion and is accessible by your cell phone.

Very convenient metro stop that will put you right in the heart of the action on Hollywood Blvd.read more

Pretty easy Metro Station!…read more The Hollywood / Highland - Metro B (Red )Line is in the center of Hollywood with instant access to the Hollywood Ovation, Jimmy Kimmel Live, the TCL Chinese Theater (aka Grauman's), Hollywood Wax Museum, part of the Walk of Fame, Dolby Theater and numerous other Hollywood staples. The descend down is a few twist, turns and flights (of stairs)... As well as the journey up naturally. The elevator sometimes is down as are the escalators, but rarely at the same time and usually not for too long. You'll see LA Metro workers about more commonly here as this is a high foot traffic stop if you need any assistance. That cool down breeze coming up from the platform can be intense, but very welcome on warm weather days - hold onto your hats, caps and accessories. They have several kiosk for purchasing Metro Tap cards as well as reloading if you prefer a physical card, but you can also access and reload in the Metro Tap App which also lets you know when the next trains are arriving North West towards North Hollywood or East bound toward Hollywood /Vine Station and beyond. It's large and spacious compared to some other stations - very Hollywood and grand! Q Tip: There isn't parking for this metro location, but there is at North Hollywood as well as Universal Station.

I can't think of many cities around the world that I don't use the metro in, I'm a huge fan of…read morepublic transportation but it feels most foreign in my own city where my main mode of transportation is driving (barf!) if walking isn't an option. If you know me, you know I despise driving - it makes me feel so lazy! As a runner it just doesn't ever make sense to drive a car less miles than I can jog but often it's just necessary. Unfortunately there aren't many opportunities for me to ride the metro in LA. I have however started taking it each time I go to theatre. It definitely feels far less utilized and common in LA than it does in other cities (domestic and abroad) but I'm totally satisfied with the quick trips I make around town when I do. I always keep a couple tap cards in my handbags so I'm ready when it's time. It's a bit cringe that I even have to drive my car to the metro stop but it is what it is. They've also been charging for parking for several years now, but you'll quickly learn in LA similar to NY this will still run you far less than valet or parking at certain places. I'd highly encourage choosing the metro over driving or ubering any day in most any city. $1.75 each way and no sitting in nauseating traffic is a win for me. I often ride solo or with a friend no issues either way.

This Metro station is convenient to Univeral Studios and friends who live in Studio City. The…read morestation is generally clean and well lit, but it has its share of homeless individuals. Be vigilant. From here, its a quick hop to Hollywood.

Was happy that I got to take this airport, the employees were not that bad to me. I went to…read moreAnchorage in 2024 and it honestly was not that bad.

A nice small place unlike LAX. Just don't buy food from the Perry's point vendor. That stuff costed…read moreme 22 dollars for anything really. Just a sandwich or a salad. Go to Guy's burger joint or eat before if you dont wanna get ripped off. The luggage situation is stupid too. Pay more money for just bringing extra luggage. I had to bring a roller pack with little clothing.

YELP INSIDER TIP FROM DOREEN (AKA AZN PERSUASION): I love park and ride, so cheap, easy, and…read moreconvenient with a free lot for your car. ***** This is the only way I travel to the Hollywood Bowl. You can buy the ticket online or at the bus. Ample time to board after the concert and the bus is always in the same spot. They offer limited park and ride for special event concerts, but they usually drop Culver City and keep this one. Don't forget to bring your picnic food, snacks, drinks, jacket, blanket, seat cushion to be most comfy at the concert.

We just missed the second to last bus which was a luxury tour bus.... Aw shucks. Our google map led…read moreus to the wrong place but we ended up remembering its behind the federal building, not at the LAZ parking lot! Then coming home to no fault of the bus driver, the lady in charge of the park n ride made us wait an hour after the handicapped ramp broke and we couldn't load a wheelchair. Many people got off and ordered an Uber. The lot and the Hollywood Bowl was empty.. like a desert, all quiet and here is us waiting and waiting until midnight until she was given the go to let our bus drive off. Three stars not for the actual service but for this particular ride coming home. It was frustrating for us to all have to wait when the bus was broken.. and the nice lady in the wheelchair had to wait outside for whatever alternative was coming her way.

I really like using this service. It's a little pricier than uber, but I like the drivers, the…read morefriendly service and people that actually know the roads, not just "that's what google maps says" I do recommend that you book a few hours ahead on the weekend because it can get pretty busy.

Ladies and gentlemen, let me be the first to recommend that you find another car service. I have…read morecalled Malibu Yellow Limo twice, and I have been shamefully disappointed both times. Not only are their telephone operators terribly incompetent, they are also rude. With my first experience, I ordered a cab from my house to the airport a day in advance, and the car never showed the next morning; when I called to check in on the status of my ride, the operator argued with me and said that there was no reservation made in the first place. The second time, I ordered a standard cab and was told that it would be "here" in an hour; two hours later I called them back to follow up and was laughingly told that my lack of response was "a travesty." Never again.

I used Lynx Transportation Services for a casual occasion. Our chauffeur was charming, friendly,…read moreand courteous. I was given two calls, which let me know he was 15 minutes away and outside my location. Both calls were much appreciated, as I tend to have a million things going on before I am literally out the door. The car looked great inside and out; meanwhile still retained the infamous "New-Car-Smell". The ride over was smooth sailing. Arrived at my intended destination earlier than expected. I definitely reccomend and would use their service again! Thanks Lynx -xo

Jess Valero & Chris Kettler executed a Service Agreement on 2-15-2017 under LYNX Executive…read moreTransportation, in order to obtain their CPUC operating authority. We provided the service, THEY FAILED TO PAY or return Collection calls. Hopefully, they will become honest and repay their current balance of $682.00.

My husband and I ordered car service (towncar service) from LAX to our place in Santa Monica. We…read morewere severely disappointed when a minivan showed up for us at the airport, when we were told a towncar would pick us up. The driver took longer than expected to pick us up at the terminal, even though we had made advance reservations. The driver didn't use AC and just had the windows rolled down the whole way home. He didn't help us put the luggage into the car or take it out. What was the point in getting and PAYING for car service when a regular cab would have been cheaper and better?! I would not recommend this service for anyone.

I called EVERY airport shuttle to get to the LAX (granted I called about two hours before I needed…read moreto be picked up) and Skycar Limo was less expensive than a cab. I was expecting a cab, but instead got picked up precisely on time by a CLEAN, newish limo. Wow! The driver was affable and engaging, got me to the airport with time to spare and I can not recommend Skycar Limo highly enough! They take credit cards and was all pros and no cons.