East Bay stop that is pretty close to the other stop in the Dublin area. As of 3/2026, this is the…read more2nd to the last stop in the East Bay line. I usually go to the other stop in Dublin, but my brother dropped me off at this one because it was close to some of the errands he was running that day. This was on the weekend, so there was really not that many people around. I haven't used this stop during the busy commute times, but this area is nice and so is the station. Since I was dropped off, I can't speak for the parking. But it was a nice stroll to get to the boarding area.

Great location to catch a train and head towards the city I have my music on the forefront…read more Listening to this song while waiting for the train. It's 48* outside the wind is briskly my thoughts are winding down into a slow relaxing evening. There is this song playing in my headphones. Not my first choice of music but it has a familiar wave of energy that is quite inviting. It's adding color to my journey. Best Part: Daniel Caesar Ft H.E.R. "I just wanna see how beautiful you are You know that I see it, I know you're a star Where you go, I′ll follow, no matter how far If life is a movie, then you're the best part Oh-oh-oh-oh You′re the best part Oh-oh-oh-oh Best part (you're the best part?" It's how the vibe is set

This Blue Line is the line to take if your heading from the east bay (Dublin/Pleasanton) to the A's…read moregame. The coliseum is an actual stop and Bart will save you time and money especially now that the parking at the coliseum is up to $30. The trains ride smooth and it's nice to have a view rather than being stuck behind the wheel of your car fighting with traffic. Plus Bart makes it from Dublin/Pleasanton to the coliseum in roughly 25 minutes. You will not be able to do that in a car. Parking at Bart is free on weekends and apparently on weekdays after 3pm. Tickets for our group, myself and my two kids came out to roughly $17.00. You can barely beat that in gas if you were to drive yourself. I enjoyed talking Bart and I know my kids were thrilled to ride a "train." I recommend Bart to anyone heading to the A's or further down the line.

I've driven through the Cities of Dublin and Pleasanton on the 580, but I've never stopped in…read moreeither. OK, that might be a lie, as I may have done a focus-group type thing in Dublin at one point, but that doesn't count. Anyway, I consider myself lucky never to have experienced the wonder that is either of these ridiculous Bay Area suburbs. How do I know they're ridiculous without ever having been to either? Well, that's quite a conundrum, because I'm unlikely to ever visit either and, therefore, unlikely to ever change my mind. If it's any consolation to your offended Dublin/Pleasanton pride, your chain stores look, um, nice from the freeway. OK, they look like every other visible-from-the-freeway chain stores I've ever seen. And this makes them, exciting. I think? Why am I going on about Dublin/Pleasanton in a review of the Dublin/Pleasanton-Daly City Line? Well, because I can. And unless the BART station does somehow straddle the border between the two cities, it's stupid that it's got a slashed name to begin with. It's probably either in Dublin or Pleasanton. The line itself is OK. I've never ridden it farther than Bay Fair, so I can't really contrast it with the Fremont-Daly City Line. It's gotten me (most of the way) to Oakland International Airport and back on many occasions. Hm, what else to say? I think I'm excited about the new West Dublin station, although it will also ridiculously be called the West Dublin/Pleasanton Station. Seriously, can't we just give each city its own BART station and be done with this / garbage?

Michael, our chauffeur, was prompt, friendly, and a very safe driver. He poured everyone their…read morefavorite beverage before starting off and made sure the cabin was comfortable. Will use black tie again for our next road trip.

Black Tie Transportation was great for our wedding day - professional, reliable, making sure our…read moreguests got to, from, and between venues comfortably and on time. Their drivers were courteous and friendly, and the shuttles were spotless and luxurious. They even gifted us a bottle of champagne after our ceremony which was such a nice touch! Highly recommended for all transportation needs!

Bobby is an excellent and safe driver. My go-to for my Pleasanton area trips. Clean, punctual and…read morereliable!

Very reliable service. Have been using them for past 5 years for business as well as personal…read moretransportation. Always on time and priced fair.

I used East Bay Shuttle twice so far this summer for trips to SFO from the far east bay. My groups…read morewere 7 people, 3 cats plus luggage and then 8 people with luggage. After getting multiple quotes from transport companies we went with East Bay Shuttle. They were early both times, very polite and helpful. My family felt very safe and comfortable both times. I plan on using them next month as well. I highly recommend them!

Our driver arrived early and offered to take our bags. She drove confidently through heavy traffic…read more She was friendly and accommodating. I'm sorry that I've forgotten her name, because I would recommend her to everyone.

We chose Charity Cab for a ride to SFO from San Ramon and back, and Keith was great! Although there…read moreis "cab" in the company name, Charity Cab is a private car service with 2 comfortable cars that Keith owns and operates. This was the second time we had used Keith; the first was an early morning trip to SJC. He's reliable, efficient, friendly and cost-competitive with other private car services. When, like us, you need to get to SFO or SJC reliably, and don't want to drive and park long-term, there's no better option I know of than Charity Cab. Ride share apps are hit and miss, and the last thing you want is to have to wait 45 minutes for a ride. And driving an hour, hunting for a space, and lugging a few large suitcases into and out of an airport parking shuttle that makes a dozen stops before your terminal is a drag. And the last thing you want to do after a long international flight is drive an hour to get home late at night. Keith will accept credit cards, but prefers cash if you have it. I highly recommend Charity Cab!

Keith shows punctuality by showing at my door 5 mins earlier for the 6am pick up. Clean car and…read moresmooth drive. Highly Recommended!

My wife and I both use Dial 7's frequently. The service is priced for value, the dispatcher is…read morefriendly, the cars are clean and comfortable and the drivers are are courteous and professional. It's everything you could ask from a limo service. Update: today my wife was picked up (right on time) in a beautiful new Escalade. Very classy!

I wish we had a better experience with Dial 7. Driver wasn't there to pick us up at the agreed upon…read moretime, driver was waiting and the wrong side of the airport and we made sure Dial 7 knew what airline we were coming in on. We had to call to find him and wait for him to come around the airport. Car was not cleaned up from last passengers. Driver had directions on his phone which we could hear while sitting in the car both going to our destination and on the way back. Not worth the price we paid for the service.

Absolutely marvelous! They picked me up , put me on a stretcher, took me directly to my…read moreappointment and left me on the bed where my appointments was. Since I was completely bedridden at that time, it was excellent. They waited until my appointment was over and took me back home, with the same attentions. Thank you guys for all your help during a very difficult time for me.

This transportation service is outstanding. We had an on-time arrival with two of the kindest, most…read moreskilled, thoughtful, and personable people you could ever ask for. If you need medical transport, do not hesitate to use this company. We could not be more satisfied.