Shouldn't even give ANY Stars. Long Beach Transit has NO Compassion in bringing back Daily Service…read moreand Expect Workers and Guest to walk across the bridge to get to their location or expect everyone to pay Extremely High Uber and Lyft rates to get ANY sort of transportation to get to and from our destination. VERY SAD COMPANY.

Fabulous service offered to the visitors of the Long Beach waterfront (North and South areas) and…read morefree! All you need to know is whether you are heading uptown (North) or down to the Queen Mary (South) or just hop on and sit on the entire loop to get your bearings. Clean buses (cleaner than Muni, which was embarrassing) and the drivers very nice. We took this down to the Queen Mary and then back to hit the marina area. It also goes straight up Pine to the public transportation hub that services the major bus lines as well as rail system servicing LA to Long Beach.

I used to take this bus when I was a kid. All the time, I would have a nice experience. The bus…read morecomes on time, drivers are nice, and the busses have air conditioning and a TAP machine that works well. Great job!

RE: TaxiCard for RPV seniors…read more I don't think the staff at PVPTA are genuinely willing to help, as their only advice was to be patient and keep calling if the TaxiCard company doesn't answer your booking call. Last Thursday was my first time using the service, and I attempted to book a ride while standing outside on the street because the reception inside the medical building was poor (the call got disconnected twice). I spent over 20 minutes waiting for someone to answer my call, but in the end, nobody picked up. I contacted PVPTA to share this bad experience, hoping they would address it and find ways to improve the service for other very elderly seniors who might face similar situations in the future. Unfortunately, I was disappointed when the PVPTA staff simply told me to "be patient" and keep trying. Why can't the staff contact TaxiCard directly to investigate whether they are treating TaxiCard users as "second-class" citizens because of the discounted rates? Interestingly, when I called the same taxi company for a regular ride during rush hour, they responded promptly!

Pretty easy to get to, parking can be tricky, trains come often. Five stars bc we have so few good…read moretransit options in socal outside of LA proper.

Another stop, in a bigger transportation hub in downtown Long Beach. It is convenient to the…read moreConvention center and shops and restaurants in the area. You can walk to the ocean from here also. It isn't as clean and it can be a tad confusing if you don't know the area. But nothing major. If you want to go to downtown Long Beach, this could be a good stop coming from DTLA on the Blue line. More convenient and less stressful than driving.

Very efficient service always on time. Smooth travel to Catalina and back. There's a full bar on…read moreboard. Be sure to approve half an hour early time from San Pedro to Catalina is 70 minutes.

We recently took the Catalina Express to Two Harbors and had a great experience. Booking the…read moretickets and downloading the QR code was easy, and once we arrived at the terminal, everything went smoothly. The crew onboard did a great job. On the outbound trip, the weather was beautiful and the ride was smooth. The return trip was much windier, but the crew let us know in advance so we could be prepared. We appreciated their communication and professionalism throughout the trip.

It's been a hot minute since I rode old blue aka the Metro Blue Line, the oldest Metro Train in LA…read morehence also being known as the A line in more recent years, but taking it down to this station at Wardlow Rd and Pacific Place was a journey I enjoyed. This station and stop is well kept up, clean platforms, easy access, signage and kiosk... Exiting off the platform onto the street as well as returning was a bit different from some prior stops or even compared to the Expo line as the jumbo crossing signs are in the path of the sidewalk, which is fine and safe in a lot of ways, but I kept thinking it these started coming down mid cross my tall 6'1 self is like at sign level lol, but you do have a little warning when this happens. Lots of signage to help you navigate and still visible during night. The parking lot is nice (though limited) with connecting services directly in front of it, which you don't see at every Metro Station. I did notice it was barely in use, possibly due to the more recent restrictions and enforcements over the last three years. You can use your metro tap card (physical or digital) to connect with Long Beach Metro buses (reduced rate). Overall was glad to get off here to make my way over to a few places I'd been meaning to check out and only a few stops before the last stop at Downtown Long Beach.

Clean and well lit. Easy parking. Two LBPD officers there greeting riders when I dropped off from…read moredowntown LA at about 5:30 PM on a Saturday. Senior fare of $.75 is a great bargain!

What happened? Used to be fairly reliable. App crashed when I needed ride. Called customer service…read moreand get a San Diego number (I'm from LA), so didn't trust the operator for a ride to go LAX for international flight. On return home, app crashed again.

Good experience - I called a taxi and scheduled it in the early morning when I anticipated that…read morecalling rideshare was going to be difficult and/or expensive

Stopping at various stops in the Downtown Long Beach area, the Passport is a free shuttle line that…read moreruns Friday to Sunday, taking residents and visitors alike around the area. It was closed during all of Covid, with this being my first time taking it again (since I usually walk in the area). The route uses normal LBC transit buses, so folks with disabilities can be accommodated (the Fare meter exists, but the bus driver notifies entrants to not use it). You can also enter from the back entrance door. It runs in a loop, with the northernmost stop being 10th Street and Pine Ave, with the southernmost stop being the Queen Mary/Carnival Cruise Port. Google maps IS accurate for this shuttle (which isn't always the case for other cities or airports), showing correct stops and times. The route takes about 25 minutes from one end to the other, so a round trip is about an hour. Two physical buses service this route at a time, resulting in each stop being visited every 30 minutes. One thing to note is that the bus drivers will use the two endpoints to reset their times (i.e. they idle wait there if they are early, to maintain the 30 minute intervals). But unlike other bus routes, they will not force you off the bus if at the terminus, and will keep the doors open to allow early passengers to board the bus and wait. Note that some stops have both buses going north and going south stopping, so important to check the bus's display to see which direction it is going. It's interesting in that it is the only public transit to the little peninsula (location of the cruise port and Queen Mary) that juts out at the delta of the Los Angeles River. Since it runs only on the weekend, it's not very useful for folks trying to get to work. It is however popular with cruisers who are either trying to get to or away from the Carnival Cruise Terminal. It does drop you off at the paid parking lot, with attendants letting the bus through the gates. One observation: it is clear that Google maps is scraping info from the LB transit web site to create the schedule and stops, for best accuracy. Unfortunately, the name of one of the stops on both is 'Shroeline & Village'...obviously a misspelling. I don't blame the initial person who misspelled this, but more all the people (and software) that must have ignored it/let it pass to make it this far. Submitted a correction to Google...curious to see how far it will go.

The bus driver was pretty rude ngl. I walk in, greet him, just stares at me…read more Alright, so I go sit down and we go on our route. We stop at the convention center. Now, this is my first time ever using a shuttle like this, so he stopped infront of the center and I assumed it was my stop. I get up, walk to the door, it's not opening. I ask him why it's not opening 'cause I didn't know. Instead of telling me this wasn't stop or to sit down, he just stares at me for about a whole 30 seconds then takes off before I'm even seated, so I almost trip over. The transport would be fine if people like this weren't driving it.

South Bay party bus is the business. They showed up on the dot, clean, fully stocked with my…read morerequests and ready to party! Our driver was courteous, thoughtful and had a great personality which just added to our amazing night out...Definitely making SBPB our official party bus! Bianka & Jason

Everything went well! They were awesome. From coordination, to arrival, to drop off. They were so…read moreflexible and just incredible. 10/10 experience

We were in Union station in downtown LA. Pretty scary waiting for the bus…read more Once we got to Bakersfield we got to board a brand new train. Very very Nice!

This is a new Amtrak Station located at bus stop A on 1st street near Long Beach Blvd. See pics…read moreincluded. This bus stop also picks up passengers for: Metro 232 (orange bus to LAX) Commuter Express 142 (blue/white bus to San Pedro/Ports O Call) Torrance Transit #3 (green/white bus to Del Amo Mall, Redondo Beach Pier, city of Carson, etc) This is great news to get picked up here instead of waiting for Amtrak bus by Denny's on 6th and Long Beach Blvd. That area was so shady and such a strange location for pick ups. This new location is much better. You must have a confirmed pick up ahead of time or else you cannot get on the bus. No ticket agent or counter is here, it's just a bus stop. So don't forget to make your reservations ahead of time. This bus will take you to Union station where you can connect to Bakersfield, San Diego, etc.... anywhere the Amtrak trains travel in Southern California and beyond.

Excellent experience with Higher Level Transportation! It was easy to book and Rob had great…read morecommunication. We went from LAX to the Queen Mary and then returned to the airport from the Carnival Panorama. It couldn't have been more smooth!

Premier Service from Start to Finish…read more Higher Level Transportation in the LAX and Long Beach area is hands down the first and last travel service you will ever need. Truly top tier. Rob and his entire team of drivers are accommodating, professional, personal, and incredibly communicative. They checked every box and honestly checked boxes I didn't even know needed to be checked. Let's talk about last minute service. When I say last minute, I mean within 20 minutes for an LAX pickup. No hesitation. No attitude. Just immediate action and professionalism. They transported five adults and ten pieces of luggage to the cruise port with ease. Everything was seamless. The text communication was on point the entire time. The vehicles were clean, well maintained, and fully serviced. You can tell they take pride in their fleet. Even the electronics inside were impressive and thoughtfully set up. My friends and I felt well cared for from start to finish. If you are in the LA area and need reliable airport or cruise transportation, I highly recommend Rob, Steve, and the entire Higher Level Transportation team. This is how professional travel service should be done!