The train is such a relaxing way to get around Southern California! I mean grab a ticket…read more A seat by the window with epic view and even a snack car serving hot dogs and pizza and snacks

My first Amtrak trip since I was a child and I liked it overall…read more We rode from Fullerton to San Diego round trip. It was about $188 for business class both ways. It was at times a bit crowded and the noise levels were up and down throughout. People were constantly trying to ride in the business class from coach and the attendant was having to send them back to coach. One time way up the attendant didn't pass out snacks and drinks, but on the way back he passed out snacks and drinks. It's a great way to get from LA to San Diego and around other Southern California areas. There is a cafe cart in the middle of the train you have to walk around and down some stairs, around a bunch of people and the moving train. We will take the train again because we don't have to sit in traffic and drive. There is coach and business class- I liked the roomy seating area and there are bathrooms at the end of the train cars.

I really loved most of the transit centers in San Diego California…read more Old town center is a great way to travel SD's old town area. They're reliable and affordable.

One of the greatest locations next to old town in san diego, which is a great town full of unique…read morehistory, stores, and food. The old town transit center is nice and provides free parking to use the trolleys, something so rare nowadays, and the trolleys themselves only cost about $2.50, which is also a price that can't be beat. One of my favorite things to do is utilize the transit to get to shows and venues like at the Gaslamp, the convention, or even Petco Park. Used it this weekend for survivor series, and it was such a lifesaver with parking, convenience, and easy access to get to the venue and back. I loved it, and I wish we had this exact smooth service in L.A.; ours sucks. There's no sugar coating that. L.A. needs to learn from San Diego and take notes.

Amtrak really needs to up their game in order to increase ridership Here are some areas for…read moreimprovement: 1 Prioritize on time schedule 2 Customer Service is important in both Business and Coach class 3 Time for new cars Some are showing age Am a big supporter of rail and I ride on a regular basis between Irvine and San Diego More updates to come

This station is unmanned, has no rest stop/restroom bldg as far as I can tell and the train back to…read moreLA (Pacific Surfliner) keeps the doors open for like 1 min vs sitting on the track for a few minutes like at LA or SD Santa De Depot. Track 4 is Northbound, Track 3 is Southbound. There is an underground stairwell to go between tracks. There is not enough signage here for my liking. First time at this stop.

Fashion Valley trolley station is clean with a huge parking lot which is free for trolley riders…read more Great way to travel around SD.

FREE PARKING! Well lit. Line runs between downtown San Diego to Santee. Convenient for students at…read moreSDSU and USD. Restrooms and snack bar available during daytime hours. Keep on Yelp'n!

The Mission Valkey area was obe of the many areas that had the first of the many connections to the…read moreSeaport Village tran depot. For the many areas of the San Valley the Linda Vista is one of the valley train routes that shipped many things which came from the East County. Misdion Valley Trolley is obe of the many that was being constructed with the first trolkeyntgat was of the Elcajon Trolley that was the red line you had to purchase small tickets.. Yes the Mission Valley Line it was known as the Green libe that was being connected from the Grossmont Center Station. Mission Valley area you can walk the sidewalk over to the Hazard Center to the Linda Vista stations that has the Ranch House Varbevue that is located at the Hazard Center Station. The sit of the mall you can find many more restaurantz the department stores of Old Navy with the Golf Pro Store that works with the many golfers the store sells to the many golfers and general public. In the many years that the mission valkey center has been obe of the many that has had many events being the early transit center for mission valley mall was the first for San Diego. With the trolley center the location has been one of the most widely used for the many sports and concert events. As a Yelp Elite Reviewer from the many trips that I had rode to the Mission Valley Mall and the trolkey center it is one of the closest to the mall Holidays are so much brighter .

Please check other reviews. I temporarily parked here and rode the trolley. While I was reading the…read morereviews and MTS website, I quickly made my way back to my car and gave up parking here in fear of being towed. It is in a great location with plentiful parking but just not for transit riders. There are dark signs facing the street and on the way into the parking lot warning visitors not to park here for the trolley and that there are surveillance cameras on the premises. Although I wanted to ride from here for Jury Duty, I decided to pay the $40 Ace parking downtown than risk paying for a $400 towing fee and effort to retrieve my car.

Little one loved the train and conductors smile and wave you can hear his "wow" from station all…read morethe way around.

Good food and service! Had a chicken sandwich was moist and delicious…read more Service was great and attentive

San Yasidro transit center is the stop that drops you close to get across the border into Mexico…read more It can get very packed. As they're are many vendors selling stuff and people going in and out. I've never had any problems but some have.

We've never gone this far south on the trolley and my son wanted to go on an adventure. We hopped…read moreon the green line trolley at Gaslamo district station. Then we transferred to the blue line to take us here. It was about a 25 minute trip. Once we arrived we quickly noticed that there's not much to do or see around there. There's a McDonalds and Jack in the Box as well as a shopping center. I wanted to explore a little more but my son wasn't interested in that day. There was a lot of hustle and bustle. But I didn't feel inherently unsafe or anything line that. Just stayed aware of my surroundings. I could see how this would provide a very convenient way to get back and forth in these 2 areas Someone asked me if I needed a taxi in TJ. But I declined of course. Once we arrived the Trolley stuck around did maybe 15 minutes or so. So we were able to walk out;, look around, then get right back on. Next time we go we'll bring our passports and my husband to check out the other side.

One of the many statiobz tgat can be considered as one of the many Hollywoodl locatopns there has…read morebeen spmd of the major movies that have been filmex at the end of Broadway. For the Santa Train Station for the American Plaza train and trolley have been the historical centers for the start of thesteam trains of San Diego. Taking thd trolley to the downtown area the train station was the center of the many of the cities history with the history of the Navy that left from the San Diego Pier. Travel to the American Plaza station you can come across the many places for great lunch if you need perscription pickup there is the CVS at the 5th ave station. Travel from the 12th and Imperial that it takes about 15minutess the travel time you can travel by way of the Blue Line. American Plaza has one of the best pizza eateries with a great bistro around the corner where you see a great selections that they have a grreat menu to choose from. Travel through the Cst buziness district the many placez along the way of the cities businesses for the American Plaza is one of the Historical History. As a Yelp Elite Reviewer the many locations pf the pier and the train station American Plaza the train ststion of the early years of San Diego . For the American Plaza is the welcpme for the trolley going up through Cst connections to the many busses are along the great for travel and a day of fun.

The America Plaza Trolley Station is at the base of One America Plaza, San Diego's tallest and most…read moredistinctive skyscraper. It is literally across the street from the Santa Fe Depot, and most Blue Line trains stop at both America Plaza and the Depot. The Station itself is curved with two tracks and ticket machines. It is partially covered. On the rare occasion when I use this station, it's because the train I'm on terminates here ... and I walk over to the Depot to finish my trip.