One of the most magical experiences any Disney fan can have is a ride on the Lilly Belle!…read more She is a Victorian era parlor car whose devour was originally overseen by Lillian Disney herself (fyi she is who the LB is named after)! Since her introduction, she has transported an Emperor, VIP guests and lucky Park guests alike around Disneyland. Being able to ride in the Lily Belle is a special treat that can happen if you are taking a specific Railroad associated Guided Tour, but know that if the temperatures are too high the day/time you are there they will not bring her out and you will NOT get to ride in it. Club 33 guests, VIP's and occasionally random lucky guests can get a chance to experience the Lilly Belle- if you are ever so inclined to receive an offer don't hesitate! The decor is rich and filled with history- no spoilers will be given here! Part of the fun of the experience is learning about these things while on your excursion! If you ever are presented with the opportunity to ride the Lilly Belle, do not hesitate! It's any Disney lovers experience of a lifetime!

***Book Disneyland Railroad Guided Tour to experience a ride on the iconic Lilly Belle***…read more All aboard! To kick things off on a sweet note, you are provided with Orange Juice + Cinnamon Roll to start the tour. I did provide feedback that bottled water would be a great option, and they advised they would bubble up the feedback. While you are enjoying the treats, your tour guide will introduce themselves and help you set up the headsets provided. I've had 5+ tour guides, and I can confidently say you will be in good hands no matter who you are paired with. Tour guide Nick was absolutely phenomenal, friendly and so informative! Full steam ahead! Without spoiling the whole tour, you will walk across main street with some stops for train history making your way to Frontier Land, Tomorrow Land, and even head back stage near Small World! No photos or recording is allowed, but let's just say it was pretty cool and full of train facts. Lastly, you will head towards Toon Town to board the Lily Belle - the highlight of the tour. I've always known it was the presidential car Walt dedicated to his wife Lillian, but I didn't know the full history as Nick helped give insights into the history. Truly fascinating and magical to take a ride around Disneyland Railroad in the iconic Lilly Belle. Note: Lilly Belle will not run if 80°+ due to stifling heat. Handheld fans were provided and pretty hot at 77° during the tour today. Once you disembark from your journey, you will be provided some parting words and wisdom; but that's not all! You receive a Disneyland Railroad keepsake. A big tip to help maintain the keepsake is to stop by Small World Toys to get a bag to store it in. What a way to commemorate such a momentous occasion as this is not often open to the general public. As our wise tour guide said and applies to this review... We have come to the end of line, my friends!

Was in the area and my friend and I decided to make this our first stop on our evening of…read moreadventure! I'd ridden Angel's Flight Railway many years ago, so it was really special getting to experience it again and make new memories. Such a fun and unique experience! Even though the ride is short, it's packed with history and offers amazing views. The railway is charming, well maintained, and makes for a great photo opportunity. The staff were friendly, the tickets were inexpensive at $1.50 each way, and it's the perfect little stop while exploring DTLA. Definitely worth checking out at least once--especially if you appreciate historic landmarks and classic LA attractions.

My friend and i are dumb. We were at the bottom of angels flight but we couldnt find out how to pay…read moreto go up so we walked the steps on the left side. Surprisingly i was able to make it all the way up. I did almost die about 80% of the way up. The guy cleaning the steps was laughing. Still havent figured out how to use the trolley though. My friend said we could save money by tapping a card somewhere but i didnt see where to tap. So she just decided we should get exercise.

My son went to a fifth birthday party and an hour in, this train showed up in the parking lot, from…read morea business called Trains on the Move. It was a colorful mini train with a driver in the engine trailing two train cars with two rows each, just big enough to fit a dozen small children. The kids went nuts for this train. There were too many of them to ride at once, but they took turns for the first few rides until some of them started to get bored and returned to the rest of the party. The remaining die-hards, including my son, kept the train full for the remainder of its contracted time. I think it was there for one hour, and my son was on board for more than 45 minutes. The parking lot was small, and the train had a tight route: two loops followed by a dizzying finale of mini-train donuts. The driver moved fast, swerving and accelerating to delight the children. They were all buckled in, with the driver checking himself before each departure, but it did feel a little bit dicey. I am not shocked that this Yelp page is mostly 5-star reviews, with a smattering of 1-stars due to child endangerment. (There appears to have been an incident in September 2017.) My boy and his friends had a blast, though, and no one was harmed by this hour of Trains on the Move. If you have little thrill seekers and moderate risk tolerance, your kids are guaranteed to love the speedy baby train.

We've used Trains on the Move in the past, and the actual service itself is great. The staff who…read morecome out are on time, friendly, and wonderful with the kids -- everyone always has a great time. My issue isn't with the train or the event day at all, but with the communication and management behind the scenes. After submitting an online inquiry for an upcoming date, I was immediately overwhelmed by the number of follow-ups -- within just a couple of hours, I received at least 7-9 phone calls, six emails, and multiple text messages. I wasn't ignoring anyone; I was simply in a meeting and unable to respond right away. It got so excessive that I eventually texted back asking them to please stop contacting me so much, as I had received all their messages and would respond once I was available. When I did reach out the next day ready to move forward and asked for the payment link, I was met with complete silence. I called twice to follow up and never got a response. This same kind of unbalanced communication happened during my first experience as well -- overly pushy at first, then unresponsive once I was ready to book. Another ongoing issue is their payment policy. They insist on payment in full upfront, which I've told them before I'm not comfortable with. Like most vendors we use, I prefer to pay a deposit to reserve the date and then pay the remaining balance on the day of service. They were not flexible with this, which makes the process unnecessarily stressful. I really wanted to give them another try, assuming my first experience might have been a one-off situation, but unfortunately it seems to be a consistent pattern. Whoever is running their office or handling bookings is highly unprofessional, and it's disappointing because the on-site team and service itself deserve better representation.

I love taking the Amtrak instead of driving and it's a short ride from SJC to the Irvine station…read more Easy on and off here and if you need to park, there's plenty of spots. It's walking distance to hotels and the conductor will give you any directions you need. Clean bathrooms in case you need to wash your hands or something lol

Took a weekend to go see the central Coast via Amtrak Pacific Surf liner !! Had a wonderful…read moreexperience aboard Amtrak business class accommodations !! The train and seating was very clean. The staff was very friendly and attentive !!! The scenery on this trip is well worth the price of admission !! Book it , Do it, Enjoy it !!

The Baseline: For a theme park attraction, a quality experiences must be provided, the attraction…read moremust be fun and engaging, an immersive environment must be established, the queue line must be themed, and safety must be a top priority. Attraction: Well, sir, there's nothing on earth Like a genuine, bona fide Electrified, six-car monorail. What'd I say? Monorail. What's it called? Monorail. That's right! Monorail. Monorail. Monorail. Monorail. And if you are coming to Disneyland you are going to love the monorail for the nostalgia and a ride through the park. This is classic and awesome. Also sometimes if you are lucky you can ask to sit in the operator's car and get a whole new view. Love the monorail. Queue: Easy queue and wait at the station. Rarely will you have to wait for the following train unless you are at opening of the park. The station is shaded and comfortable with great access from Disneyland Hotel and Downtown Disney.

It's always fun to take the Disneyland monorail! I like entering from the Downtown Disney monorail…read morestation as it gets me straight into Tomorrowland. There's generally not a long wait so overall pretty efficient way to get into the park.

I live in Orange County and have friends in San Diego so I've only taken the surfliner from the…read moreSanta Ana station to Oceanside to meet them half way. It cost me $38 RT and about a 50 min-1 hr ride. Booking is very easy to do online. They text you any updates for any delays with your train. The stretch along the coast between San Clemente to Oceanside is beautiful! The tracks go right along the beach. Make sure you sit on the correct side of the train to view this. When you get closer to Oceanside, you can see the cars on the 5 freeway and usually we are going faster than them. The train station in Oceanside is just a quick walk to restaurants, breweries (green cheek is my favorite), coffee shops, stores, the hyatt hotel (they have an amazing rooftop bar), the beach and the pier! This is a great stop to meet friends at and enjoy the afternoon! Highly recommend.

Okay, I'll just say it: I love Amtrak. I've taken it on the East Coast and all up and down the West…read moreCoast, and it never stops being one of my favorite ways to travel. Most recently, I used the Pacific Surfliner for a day trip from Los Angeles to San Juan Capistrano and it was an absolute delight. Despite getting pre-trip emails warning that there would be no food, drinks, or WiFi, everything was fully operational on my train - snacks, beverages, and WiFi were all up and running. My train to San Juan Capistrano wasn't crowded at all, which made it extra relaxing, and although my return train was much busier, everyone still had a seat and the ride was smooth. One of my favorite things about train travel is feeling like I have my own driver which includes the ability to completely zone out - read, people watch, listen to music, stare out the window without traffic or parking issues. Even better, I was able to change my return ticket to an earlier time the same day with no issues - I appreciated the flexibility! Comfortable, scenic, low-stress, and reliable - I truly cannot wait for my next adventure aboard the Amtrak!

I don't actually think I've been inside Union station the whole time living in LA. I've been out…read morefront picking someone up but never actually been in and walked around. First time and it was a little intimidating. I like to know what to do and how to get about with it. Picture me, someone who has never been inside trying to find their way around dragging a suitcase.... lol... I had a connection coming from Palm Springs which lead me to here. It's quite big and the whole Amtrak, Surfliner to metro was a learner for me. First off, I never knew that you could actually take public transportation from the city to the desert. I had a connection ended at Union which was pretty easy to get around. It's a pretty big station but plenty of signs to get you where you need to be. Plus with the metro, it's pretty self explanatory with the colors for the train. There's construction going on in the tunnel which wasn't much of a factor as we got to where we needed to be. Also, I didn't expect loads of food stalls available. I guess you have to feed people while they're waiting. I believe the main tunnel area was where all the trains, ie Amtrak and Surfliners come in while the another is where all the Metros are. There was plenty of staff on hand with questions if needed. I did both arrival and departure on the same day to test out the whole process. It was quite simple. Even if you arrive early, your train can already be docked and waiting till departure. Make sure to look on the board for which gate you suppose to be at. It's a big station but pretty simple once you get the hang of it.

Yes, it's a very historic building, the architecture is neat, I love that there's a fish aquarium…read morethere, lots of exhibits and events, but as someone who has had to use the public transit here, it's not the best to say the least. Parking is affordable, but can get fisted and it's nice that they have the free Dodger Express Shuttle. But the restrooms are abysmal, especially for the women's restroom and the men's isn't any cleaner (according to friends' first hand accounts) and there's always litter somewhere and the subtle scent of human waste, but that's the DTLA experience if anything. That's why when I was told we were going to go to Union Station for dinner (when I was in Denver), I was aghast. Completely different expectations and execution. Union Station does its job, could always be a bit better, it's just that society needs to get to that point and we need to be a bit less of a car driven (haha) ecosystem where public transit is more friendlier and easier to use.

The staff in the dining area were exceptional! The ride was…read morecomfortable & pleasant. my only complaint is the bathrooms were horrible!!!! no toilet paper & no seat covers & it was just dirty & disgusting.

This is a must do if you like traveling by rail…read more You go from union station in Los Angeles all the way to king street station in Seattle. The Coast Starlight is the signature Amtrak ride on the west coast and offers spectacular views of the coast and mountains as you leave California. It is a reminder of life outside the city and a slow relaxing trip by yourself or with your significant others. We got a roomette which seems a bit cramped but it works. Some people might say it's a tight fit, it kind of is, but it's not really. Sleeper cars, roomette or actual room, include all meals and will have attendant service throughout. Sleeper cars are deemed first class. Or you can go coach for a lower fare. I recommend splurging on this. Our attendant Chris was very friendly and attentive with us and easy to talk to when needed. Food was really good and it's community seating, so if you're an introvert, be prepared to speak to strangers. Or lock yourself in your room. The viewing car is awesome and offers stunning forward throughout the journey. All in all, we really enjoyed it and want to do it again soon. We may look at other trips in the U.S. or Canada.

If I cloud leave a 0 star review I would! They sure know how to make people want to quit. First…read morethey don't keep their promises to the employees and they give no days off they work 24\7 and they treat employees like slaves!!! They don't even get holidays off. On top of that they are under paid!!! Trust me when I say I want to go face to fist with whoever runs the place.

Every day, no matter what time I get off work, your slow ass trains make it impossible to get home…read more U hold me prisoner. I have to wait for you to do whatever these trains do here at 51st & Bethany home Road. I am so sick of It. Cars are turning around in the middle of this 6 lane road with many near misses. I have people waiting on me but I realize not one person there gives a crap. Disgusted again. Another 15 minutes wasted

Great experience! I booked with Sunny last minute, after having a disaster of a booking experience…read morewith another limo service. We found Sunny's Transportation services on Yelp and used him for my daughter's prom. He was 1) very responsive 2) had a very easy booking process 3) made me feel comfortable transporting my kid(s) and provided updates along the way. He arrived on time, was professional and made sure they arrived to their locations in a timely manner. Will definitely use him again!

We've used Sunny's Transportation multiple times for rides between John Wayne Airport (SNA) and our…read morehotel in Anaheim, and they've been excellent every single time. The drivers are always on time, friendly, and professional, and the vehicles are spotless and comfortable. What really stands out is the level of care they show for my family. Rosie and Sanjay go above and beyond to ensure everyone is comfortable and everything runs smoothly, from pickup to drop-off. Communication is clear and prompt, and we always feel taken care of. It's such a relief to have a company we can count on when traveling. We'll continue to use Sunny's Transportation for all our Anaheim trips and highly recommend them to anyone looking for a reliable, family-friendly shuttle service!