Nascar is coming next week for a road course. The town is getting ready. They had a display with…read morethe 24 car. To bad Nascar didn't have Kyle's car since he recently passed. It was nice having something cool to look at while waiting for the trolley.

Gaslamp Transit Review for the New Years Eve Night in the Gaslamp…read more Transit trolley rides for the bayside is one of the best areas you can take the trolley at the stations to the 12th and Imperial to the stations of American Plaza. The 5th ave transit station is one that needs to have better safety for the many that the trolley was the vest way to get to the Gaslamp . News Years eve the city of San Diego had the Trolley runnning late after 1200am in the morning. The Gaslamp Trabsit station for the many that come to the Gaslamp the Convention Center across the street of the many years the portical of the Gaslamp that gas welcomed the many to the entry of the Gaslamp just like you were walking into the history of the past . The many peopke that got off the trolley at the Gaslamp one of the many that gives you wide views of the ballpark to the train depot near the bay the vIews of the Coronado bay bridge. The night of the New Years Eve tge city of San Diego the many people thet was out the time didnt do very much with tge storm that had moved in and started to rain. New Years Eve the Gaslamp Trolley celebrated the welcome gelping witb the rides to those that had to much to drink. For the Gaslamp Quarter TrolleyCenter is one of the best places for New Years Eve one of the best places to celebrate the coming of the new year of 2026. As a Yelp Elite Reviewer there are so many fhings you can experience for the many places that offer so much for the Gaslamp Quarter Trolley tgat teaches so much just take a walk about .

Heads up: There's currently a lot of construction going on around this train station, so if you're…read moreubering here I would give yourself extra time as your car may need to circle back around or drop you off at a further point with a bit if a walk. The station itself is older but that gives it some charm. If you're coming here thinking you're going to have a whole bunch of food options, think again. There's one little kiosk with a guy selling a few sandwiches and coffee. Honestly though the kiosk guy was great, really friendly even early in the morning. I wasn't exactly sure how this whole thing worked since I'm not from here, but the attendant was nice and explained that my train would have a line up starting 20 minutes before boarding, then we'd all board together. If you're taking a train out of here I'd give yourself extra time and bring your own food (but stop by the kiosk guy for a coffee, he's a delight).

The Santa Fe Depot serves Amtrak's Pacific Surfliner service, the MTS Trolley, and regional Coaster…read moretrains. This review is of the station facility and not any of the rail services. The Santa Fe Depot was built by the bygone railroad of that name. I'm old enough to remember the advertising slogan "Ship and travel Santa Fe--all the way!" This is one of relatively few major railway stations that have both been preserved largely in their original form, and continue to serve rail passengers. It is a beautiful Mission-style building from the early 20th Century, and will give you a feel for what rail travel was like in its heyday. Gorgeous tile work and some nice landscaping make this a great place to wait for a train. (Search "Santa Fe Depot (San Diego)" on Wikipedia for more on its history and architecture.) For Amtrak passengers, this is a staffed station with ticketing and checked baggage services. Amtrak staff are courteous and helpful. The waiting room is large and has plenty of old-style bench seating. There is a designated waiting area for seniors and people with disabilities needing assistance in boarding. There are restrooms, but Amtrak often has difficulty in keeping unhoused people from making a mess or using the facilities for things other than immediate relief. So at times, not everyone will find them comfortable to use. In addition to the Trolley, the Santa Fe Depot is also served by several MTS bus lines. There is a paid parking lot run by a third-party provider. No free parking nearby. There is a small kiosk--the Silver Streak Cafe--selling food and drink. See my separate review.

I really enjoy San Diegos transportation. Its easy to use…read moreand navigate. Most of my experience have been pleasant.

For the mamy years that I have grown up here in San Diego tgere has been the many buses that…read morehavevoperated here in San Dirgo from the first of the flyers that were the silver blue green busses. For the city of SanDiego the many buses that serviced the many aareas of the Mission Valley for the larger center was the college grove and the Grossmont Center. San Dirgo Metropolitan Transit used the Mission Valley Mall as one of the many transit centers you can catch the bus at. For the many that remember the early years of the transit office that was on Broadway near the Civic Center. Broadway was the main street of the many businesses now the many bus stops you see are of the busses that servicw the many areas. The Broadway transit store was one that had resoutcez for the school groups and a wall that had all the many bus schedules and transit maps. The East Village Trolley Center is the main office you can connect to three trolleys of of the Orange Line with the Blue Line. The Green Line that services the Elcajon Station gou can get to the city of Elcajpn for the Green Line doesnt service the city of Santee it has the Copper Line. Over the many years the San Diego Metropoltan Transit they have designed diplomas and education grants. For the San Diego Mdtropolitan Transit is one that has been gere in San Diego reaching to the many parts of the city to parts of the East County. As a Yelp Elite Reviewer the many times I have rode the bus it was one of the greatest Learning experiences its a grwat way to sbow studentz to uee the bus and Trolley. San Diego Metropolitan Transit is one of the best companies for the many services.

Before this shuttle service was Circuit, it was FRED. FRED was free and FRED worked great. They…read morechanged to Circuit and started charging $2.50 per ride. The reason for the charge was in part, to make it a more efficient service. HA! More efficient my ass! It was a hot day. We weren't going far. About one mile. From Broadway downtown to near Petco Park. 1st attempt. Driver Kevin was 3 minutes away. Before he got any closer, he canceled the ride. 2nd attempt. The driver (didn't catch the name this time) was 3 minutes away. That driver also canceled. 3rd attempt. Gabriel was 4 minutes away. Then 3 minutes. Then 2. Then back to 3. What? Then jumped to 5 minutes away. Nope. F*ck it. This time I canceled. We walked and arrived in less time than we waited for Circuit to never show up. They canceled on us twice, then the third driver kept getting further away. Ridiculous. I left a comment on the app voicing my displeasure. As expected, I did not receive a response.

This app lets you get free rides in San Diego in the downtown area. I went to SD for a conference…read moreand this service was very impressive and super helpful. My only gripe is that I wish I would have known about it earlier, lol. The app was easy to use and book a ride. When I first loaded it up, I thought it wasn't working, but it was just that the ride window had not started yet (it starts taking rides at 7am, and I was looking at 6:50a). I was able to book a ride immediately and it gave me a waiting time of about 3 minutes. The wait time was not entirely accurate, as it ended up being closer to 10 minutes. But, once I was picked up, it was smooth sailing. I even had my luggage with me, and while it was tricky, I was able to fit it all in the vehicle. Driver was super friendly, too. Because this is totally free, and worked for my needs, I'm giving it five stars. But this is not a good service if you are in a hurry or are particular about how you want to travel. It was an open-air vehicle, which meant no windows and no A/C. We also stopped to pick someone else up so you won't necessarily get a direct ride. If that's important to you, you should get an Uber or Lyft instead. It also does NOT go to the airport, so you will need a rideshare for that. Also, I used this service in the early morning. I can't speak for during peak times. But for back and forth from the convention center in the early morning, it was perfect. And since everything else in SD is so expensive, I'll take whatever savings I can get.

ONE OF THE MOST CONVENIENT... stops in the entire SD trolley line. I took the Blue Line from deep…read moreinside the heart of DT San Diego all the way back to Chula Vista! This stop was a lifesaver because I didn't have to walk back to the convention center or Imperial for a ride back to base. I waited at night around 9:30pm, I didn't feel unsafe as there was plenty of people boarding. Yet again, this was during the Summer the night before Comic Con. If you're looking for a Ross, or tons of eateries next to the Gaslamp, this is the stop for YOU.

This station is served by the Blue and Orange Lines. It is also within the discounted downtown fare…read morezone. Everything that can be said for the Civic Center Trolley Station can be said about the Fifth Avenue Station. It's on C Street, it's two blocks east of Civic Center Station, and, well, read my entry for that station and place yourself just a bit east of there. Connections: MTS lines 2, 3, 7, 11, 15, 20, 30, 50, 150, 810, 820, 850, 860, 901, 923, 929 and 992. Unlike Los Angeles, San Diego does not have a deeper esoteric route numbering scheme, and it would take another 10,000 words or so to explain which lines are limited-stop, express or any other strange purpose they serve. Here's the downtown system map: http://www.sdcommute.com... (PDF). And consult www.sdcommute.com for fares and limited or express stops.

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.

City college trolley station takes you the college area. Its…read morealso a major stop that you can catch other trolleys going to Chula vista and I can't remember the other one. Also lots of bus routes here too. All at reasonable prices.

The city college stop is major hub, you can connect to the trolley and the other bus routes that…read moregoes all the way to Escondido and Chula Vista going south. it does get busy so make sure to know your final destination so you know which corner you should go to

For the many trolley stations that I have been to there are those of the ones who go the navy and…read morethe many companies that help with the construction of San Diego. The many areas of the 25th and commercial were the many areas of the train routes that were of the transport trains and the supply trains that came from the bases . From the many areas of San Diego that were purchased by Alonzon Horton the one that had designed many areas of the city along with Mr Spreckles. The area of Sherman Heights the many years of the history that was an area of the of the of the German Community and the Japanese Community that were back in the early years of San Diego.. The many areas along commercial and the central areas of San Diego the cemetery's are located you can can travel to by bus. The station is broken into two sections where one station is a block away to two blocks away in case you get off at the wrong station. Commercial and 25th is the stations you can catch the Orange Line that takes you out to the East County to the city of ElCajon . The parts of the Golden HillsArea you will find many older houses of the past of the 1800s for Sherman heights was one of the many older areas of San Diego. As a Yelp Elite Reviewer this has been one of the many stations that has art work at the many business that are displayed on the walls of the companies. The many areas of the trolley travel you see the many companies that help with many of Industrial and chemical manufacturing.

Once upon a time, a little over a year ago or so, J was on his way to my house when he saw someone…read moreget stabbed on the west bound platform. I don't think anyone bothered to clean up the blood. I'm almost sure you can still see the stains if you look hard enough. Anyway, I try not to need this stop once it gets dark.