Greyhound is the worst Company in the world you can not get a hold of anyone to help you the call…read morecenter can't even help you it's a joke why even have them. I was told to leave my things on the bus then they charged are bus they gave us are things that was on the bus but a bags under the bus was put on the other bus they sent my stuff somewhere else I was told it went to Los Angeles and I was in Calexico Ca and I filled out a lost and found form but I can't get ahold of anybody to help me to locate my luggage

This is in San Ysidro, aka San Yes-idro, because whenever you ask if I wanna come here, I say yes…read more Or should I say, I san ys. The Greyhound near the border with Tijuana - which is literally within walking distance of the border - is mainly here so that everybody traveling between San Diego and Tijuana can easily get downtown, but also can jump on the Greyhounds to the rest of the country. And of course there's a premium outlet mall here for all the Mexicans that come across for shopping, which you'd be surprised to find is actually a huge amount of them, in fact I might say shopping is the main reason Mexicans cross the border, according to Barbi who is Mexican and according to what I see at this border. You can walk here across a raised walkway. From the mall. It's also one of the busiest San Diego trolley stations with up to 20,000 passengers every single day. It was renovated in 2015 and is a big stop for Greyhounds they're taking people to the Border or picking them up from the border.

The driver of our shuttle initially refused my service dog without a "special bag" because…read more"there's too much hair." I get it. He sheds a lot. I carry a travel bed to help as much as possible. But he is still a task-trained service dog. After we got this misunderstanding straightened out, the ride went smoothly. The interior could have been cleaner. I don't believe it's wheelchair accessible. The shuttle dropped us off at the rental car center at the airport. Free airport shuttles leave frequently for both of the terminals. All in all, it's a convenient, inexpensive option to get between the airport and the CBX. Tickets can be bought online, in the CBX app, or in person.

For $10 a person, this is one of the better ways to get back to the U.S. if you don't want to stand…read moreand wait in a long 2-3 hour line. The only downside is that they really try to fill up the bus as much as possible so you don't really leave at the exact departure time. The good part is that the buses have a designated lane and you'll get dropped off on a side gate. U.S. customs will give the okay and you are able to enter the building. Make sure you carry your passport for a fast process.

El día de ahora viaje vía fronteras del norte desde bellflower al "aeropuerto" de Tijuana. La…read moreparada en bellflower es en Granny Donuts Lakewood Blvd. Yo marque un día antes y el día de mi salida para ver lo de los boletos porque estaba batallando en página web para comprarlos & las dos señoras me dijeron que se compraba con el camionero y que aceptaban tarjeta y efectivo pero NO es cierto, adquieren sus boletos adentro de las donas. Hasta el último el camionero fue el que me dijo y tuve que ir corriendo alas donas a comprar el boleto, aparte ellos no aceptan tarjeta tuve que sacar del cajero que ellos afortunadamente tienen. Yo para evitar estos inconvenientes marque para asegurar y me confié con la información que me dieron pero era incorrecta! (Aclaro marque a sucursal Huntington park). La vuelta dice tardar 3 horas pero en realidad tarda más. Al llegar a San Ysidro te bajas de un camión te subes a otro, después te bajas en aduanas y tienes que esperar hasta que todos los pasajeros hayan regresado de aduanas, después te pasan a otro camión donde se separan los que van al aeropuerto y central camionera (este paso fue súper desorganizado nos traían como to**** de camión en camión), al último te dejan a UNA CUADRA del aeropuerto, es un caminar y está mal que no digan con anticipación. Hay muchas personas que no pueden caminar esas distancias con equipaje. En fin, váyanse con unas 5 horas te anticipación antes de la hora que tienen que estar en el aeropuerto etc. Está alternativa es barata pero es demorado y no muy cómodo. Si tienes mucho tiempo está bien esta opción, si no recomiendo CBX y igual para alguien más mayor de la tercera edad no recomiendo que usen este transporte es mucho caminar para ellos al último y también es mucho andar para arriba y abajo de camiones (cabe recalcar que cada ves que te bajas tienes que andar cargando todo tu equipaje, nadie te ayuda.)

If I could do zero stars I would... Horrible service!!!! I…read moredrove out twice to the bus stop to take a family member...over an hour drive...and the bus didn't show up!!!! TWICE!!!! Si pudiera dar cero estrellas lo haría!!! Pésimo servicio!!!

It's was a good trip going and coming back home the drivers are super nice and really friendlyread more

Greyhound Bus Station San Diego is not the best place. Has…read moresome super shady characters all over. Dirty AF and the busses are usually never on time. Busses are dirty and not well maintained.

There are many times that I like to ride the bus and the trolley with the many stations there are…read moremany stations which have many express buses that take you to the many other yet there was one place that I wanted to see was the Otay Mesa Transit Center. Living in the area of National City there was coverage about the station yet when I went to ask about the buses, they had no permanent schedule for the buses that would be servicing the area of the Otay Mesa Transit Center. Iris Avenue is one station is that has many buses many of them service the South Bay areas of San Diego and the areas of San Ysidro with the many buses they have their many of the drivers do not speak English. With the Iris Avenue Transit Center is one station that has great connection to the blue line with the connections to the city and the apartments where you find the trolley center that goes through the middle of the housing and apartments that are located nearby. The day I took out for myself to go and take a look at the new system that was built to service the Otay Mesa Transit Center and the neighborhoods along the way. I was able to take the 976 buses to the 24th street station where you can catch the two Blue Lines which you can take to the American Plaza and the UTC Transit Center. With trolley and bus travel you can save much more money with the gas prices that go up and down. Boarding the trolley was not bad with many people on board mixture of students and the ones that were going to work passing the many stations you see the Blue Line as it fills up more when it gets closer to the international border. When you arrive at the Iris Avenue Transit center you can see the many buses and the long line of Transit Parking spaces for riders and the wide Bus area for the many routes. The many bus routes they have in the station there are many buses which change out and one to two buses that are put on standby. Travel at the Iris Avenue Station there are the many buses which can save you time yet there are one that leave on the hour many others which depart at the thirty-minute mark. As a Yelp Elite Reviewer, the many changes that I have seen at the many stations is to increase the security and to have random ticket stops yet there are many that do not tap their card tells others you can steal a ride. The station has been one that I see many things of the sellers of merchandise and the roadside sellers which the City of San Diego has banned being close to the Trolley Center is one where trouble begins. Safe travel to all and to keep your personals and notify family if you are crossing the border.

Iris Transit Center- Serving South Bay…read more Either catch a bus or ride the trolley. There are several bus lines here that all begin with 9-- this is an indicator the bus is part of the South Bay region of the Metropolitan Transit System, San Diego. No businesses or snacks except the vending machine at the trolley that will usually eat your money or not vend the product. No bathrooms or places to go. Unless you walk North toward Palm Ave about 0.3 miles. Yet, there is a taco truck across the street. I see lots of folks but never tried the food. Although a couple of buses go to downtown San Diego or Coronado, Iris is their origin. Most buses run late or miss the time designated on the MTS app. Plan ahead. Buses are clean and well maintained and fast. I'm certain speeding laws are broken. But I get where I am going with no complaints. Disabled and wheelchair accessible and the driver's do assist with a smile. BTW, most stops are in safe places. And no bus will stop by chasing it down. Shucks!

If you are from Mexico and appreciate cattle call, hours late, and confusion at every turn…read more.. Typically adding hours to any travel plans, then this is the bus line for you. Buses are comfortable but you better understand Spanish if you want to ask the driver any questions... This is their primary clientele. Our prepaid seats required us to sit seperately, and a family was sitting on the floor until the first 2 hour stop.

If I could rate a negative I would !!! Please please do not waste your money on this company. They…read moreprovide horrible service and the wait is just ridiculous. I gave them three chances! The bus drivers do not give clear instructions, they are rude and to top it off they start cussing at you! I had the bus driver cuss me out in Spanish, he then yelled at me and said to not get on the bus? Excuse me but I paid for the service (worst mistake ever)! The bus driver got really aggressive! I had to be the bigger person and walk away from the situation. The bus was 2 and a half hours late at the TJ airport! The actual is old and smelly!! The seats are filed with food crumbs in between the crevices! The A.C makes the entire bus smell like urine! I really hope the government shuts this business down!! They treat their customers as if they were trash !!!!!!

Bus Station: overall a clean station with plenty of seating and space to spread out. Not many…read morepeople around when I stopped: a Friday in mid-October, around 3pm. Bathrooms: there's clean paid bathrooms, 8 pesos at the time to enter, and another 1 pesos for toilet paper. Bring your own toilet paper. They also didn't have hand soap when I went. There are free bathrooms by the 'Salida' sign, but those aren't very clean. Parking: 25 pesos per hour. You have to pay and validate your ticket inside the station. Look for the Parco signs at the exit by the automatic doors. Scan your ticket and pay to validate. The machine takes cash. Customer service: the coffee shop service was alright. I grabbed coffee from the coffee machine: not super strong, just alright. I didn't interact with the bus station clerks, as I was picking my parents up, but they seemed friendly. Food/Snacks: they have vending machines with snacks and soda. They also have a burger king and a coffee shop, which looked closed but was definitely open. Shopping: they have small stores for essentials (charging cable, etc.)

Never answer the phone for questions I don't understand why don't answer never never really bad…read moreservice

For the past 2 months I had to take the coaster beginning at Oceanside to the Santa Fe Depot. And…read moreI have no complaints at all in regard to the coaster and the staff onboard. The coasters are always clean. There's never been a foul odor. Even the people traveling on it are polite. The staff onboard the coasters are always courteous and answer and all questions I might have. I've always been greeted with a smile and a hello. You can purchase a pass at the transit center OR download the Pronto app and purchase them that way. The train is equipped with an upper and lower deck. Some seating have a table so you can do work or eat on. Do they run on time? Not 100% of the time. But a lot of that has to do with the fact that sometimes they need to wait for another train to pass by, weather conditions and some other factors that are out of their control. But you get to where you need to and safely. I highly recommend the coaster. Especially if you hate the 5 traffic! *Oceanside Transit Center: The public bathroom is atrocious!!!*

This transit center is very convenient since it offers a huge, free parking lot. There's an…read moreinformation station/ticket booth that's indoors and is warm during cold months and cool during the warm months. It also has lots of benches to sit and plenty of space for luggage. The station is very clean and well lit at night. There's also vending machines if you're in the mood for a snack. I can't remember if I saw security patrolling the area but it felt pretty safe. Overall, it's a pretty decent station.

Awesome! Air conditioned buses that are never too crowded and run on time. The rapid technology is…read moreincredible - route 225 is perfect for going to/from downtown. Great service and station!

There has been many times where I have rode the bus and trying to get there where I needed to go…read morealong with so many families as well. I must say that the jobs that the bus drivers have, they take on a big responsibility of getting to where the need to go. But I give thanks for all that they do for so many families. I know for me when I get home I am so thankful that God got me home safe. But I'm sure he does that for so many as well. There will be things when we could find ourselves stuck and trying to get to where we need to go and the timing is always off. Well at least for me. Anyhow I just want to give thanks to those that help get us to where we need to go. Thank you

Really bad customer service and unhappy bus drivers,, rude, disrespectful,unprofessional, not…read morerecommended,

Muy Buena experiencia . Hoye uno de los chavalos de el corre caminos me dejo una targeta tiempo…read moreatras en santa barbara calif . Me dio 2 gratis . Creo que ya es tiempo yame Toca y que me busque estoy en tijuana por un tiempo . Hoy 23 de noviembre de san ysidro a fontana . Y el 27 de November fontana san ysidro 909 878 6823