Very good service all the time I call to always 10 to 15 minutes pick up no longer waiting great…read morejob a1 taxi driver thank you so much

I can't recommend this taxi service enough. The driver arrived exactly when they said they would,…read moreand the car was spotless--like it had just rolled out of a showroom. What really stood out was how smooth the ride was, even through heavy traffic. I actually felt like I could relax, which never happens in a taxi. This is next-level service--I won't be using anyone else.

Very smooth and easy process. I went to bed the night before knowing I would enjoy my trip. When I…read morewoke up I was drinking a margarita by the pool.

Easy. Simple. Done. All I had to do was communicate my rough travel plans and Martha took care of…read morethe rest! Would highly recommend and will be using their services again!

The whole nine yarts?…read more I connect to here using Amtrak or Greyhound (usually the latter) at "The Bus", and these local buses will take you to the park or anywhere in the greater Merced area, so it's a great service for those that come to Yosemite without cars, which is a bad idea if you ask me, but this eases the annoyance for sure. You can catch these all over town (like colds, or corona), and you can get into town initially using trains or dog buses. Merced Transportation Center is where you'll catch the Greyhound buses in Merced. It's known as "The Bus", not really sure why. It used to be a Southern Pacific Railway Station for Greyhound getting to Sacramento, to the Bay Area and Los Angeles. And also you can get to Yosemite from here. It's in the heart of Merced and is small and does a good service for the buses and the trains. Right by the little old Spanish looking house, which is very Cali, so it works perfectly.

First off, love its acronym lol (YARTS)…read more Pretty nifty service if you don't want to drive all the way to Yosemite National Park; there's a bit of winding-road areas against mountain edges when heading to the park. Bus fare includes park admission. There are multiple bus routes but some are seasonal. What I did is dropped my car at the Mariposa Park & Ride lot, which is a 45 min easy highway drive from Merced, then hopped on the bus and about 2 hours later reached Yosemite. Yes, taking the bus is slower than taking your own car (surprise surprise lol) so I advise to take the bus sometime in the morning (I took the first bus heading to Yosemite and that bus left the park & ride lot at around 6 am). Smooth bus ride (I easily fell asleep on the bus, to and from, lol). Bus is clean and has large windows so you can easily take photos on the way to the park. Bus drivers, to and from, were both very friendly. Besides the relatively long transportation time, the other downside I can think of when using YARTS is that you won't be able to access certain landmarks in Yosemite Valley (Bridalveil Fall, Tunnel View, etc.) that you would otherwise be able to if you brought your car with you. If those places aren't on your itinerary, I definitely recommend taking YARTS!

I am beyond impressed with Luxe Lines Bus Party Rental. Throughout my lifetime I have rented a few…read morebut this quality of a bus is hard to come by. Our driver Kevin was welcoming, friendly, and safe. We took the bus from Tracy Hills to Napa California. The drive was smooth, bus was spotless clean. The bus is equipped with two tvs, a sound system that makes you feel like you're in a concert. There's two ice chests on board and charging ports through out the whole bus. Spacious comfortable seating. 10/10 rating- I will be booking this company for all future events. Thank you for making this an enjoyable unforgettable experience for me and our guest.

We rented this party bus last night and took it to San Jose -- and it was SUCH a great time! From…read morestart to finish, everything was smooth and easy. The booking process was simple and stress-free, which I really appreciated. The ride itself was super smooth the entire way there and back. The bus had Wi-Fi (which was amazing!) and the light show inside was next level -- it really set the vibe for the night. The sound system was incredible both inside and outside the bus, which made the whole experience even more fun. Everything exceeded expectations. Professional, fun, and well worth it. We would definitely rent this party bus again!

Enoch Christoffersen Rest Stop: 2026 July (5 of 5)…read more Safety First! Traveling alone can be exciting but weary. I find that I need to make frequent stops to rest my eyes. Enoch Christoffersen Rest Area is one of the safest stops that offers amenities: restrooms, water fountain, and picnic tables. This stop is also dog friendly. The patch of grass is perfect for your four-legged family members to stretch their paws. There's a stand with doggy-poop bags that makes it easy to clean up after them. There are plenty of parking spots but bear in mind that this is not an overnight stop. Located about 2.3 miles South of Turlock, CA, Enoch Christoffersen Rest Area is accessible from California State Highway Route 99. It is a state-managed facility and is well maintained. During the summer months, you will witness beautiful coloured flowers that pop up here and there. Stop to use the facilities, stretch your legs, and enjoy the flowers planted at Enoch Christoffersen Rest Area.

A more than welcome rest area and it's nice that it was open after so many along I-5 were closed…read more Large and open, I was here for a stretch and to eat the lunch I'd purchased not far away. Clean restrooms (a surprise), level parking and even a few spots with some shade. It is named for the former mayor of Turlock who served for 22 years and lobbied hard to ensure that Highway 99 was a help to the city. [Review 21021 overall - 537 in California - 2006 of 2023.]

Airport is beautiful. The runway is long......the approaches are great, and the ATC is awesome!!read more

I was at Castle Airport last month to meet a customer doing work in a restricted area. Castle…read moreAirport used to be Castle AFB. It was closed in 1995 as part of BRAC (Base Realignment and Closure). Currently, the general aviation airport is active, along with an aviation museum. My Garman GPS was useful in navigating the old roads on the old base. When I couldn't go any further, a security officer met me and provided escort the rest of the way. Security was very helpful and I got to the right location. Like all former military bases, the areas not in use may appear abandoned and rundown. It's very easy to get to from Hwy 99.

Great service and great work! I will always support a small family business over big-corporate for…read morethis exact reason. Juan and Jesse always do their best to address any concerns I have had and have always reached out to manufacturers and suppliers to get as much service/repairs/labor covered by warranties. I have owned several travel trailers over the past many years and have dealt with all types of RV businesses. These guys are great! They are busy and sometimes take a bit more time than I'd like, but that's what you get with a small business that takes pride in their work. Worth the wait and super friendly. -Thanks guys!

Joanna was very helpful explaining different products and what was best for my RV needs. Highly…read morerecommended.

Eva did a great job with our travel needs. Too bad Adventure Travel is no longer in business.read more