This location was surprisingly busy. It wasn't full but I was making a long road trip from Palm Springs and the availability keep showing only one available. Lucky when I got there it was only half full or empty however you want to do look at it. This means we're all able to charge at once without sharing a connection. This was at 1130 pm on a Saturday evening. And ever time a car left another would come in.
Another Tesla owner passed me on the right when I was entering the Target lot. I guess he was in a hurry to charge. I believe it's mostly locals charging here. Oddly I looked around and no one was waiting in there car. Usually I always see people chilling in the car especially at night or early morning times. Also target was open to midnight on the weekend so I can use the bathroom. It was strange no one was there except for the teenage Target staff that ignored and went on with their conversations. It's all good I was order groceries on Amazon using the wifi. The irony. Hey free bags! Don't judge me.
This location is probably better for the IE people. Yes, Corona and Anaheim hills/ Placentia/ Yorba Linda ("OC" technical) aka other side of the hill. Not as convenient for the OC people coming back from a trip. I had to avoid the toll road to get to this location. Also for some reason trucks like to follow closely when you exit. A decent location but not very well lit. I think it's safe because of the high number of Tesla drivers charging up. Not familiar with the area though. Being inland more you might avoid some of the madness that happens at OC (real) superchargers.
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