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The last two buildings that are left of the station with the station that has been closed and with the new location that has not noticed.
Joel C.

For the many that have ridden the Greyhound Bus from the many other cities and the many states there have been many changes and the many cities may have moved stations around and there are other cities that have closed stations due to unforeseen situations. With the many years that the Greyhound Stations have been in service many times the Greyhound Service has been used by the military and those that are coming home from the service going home to see the family and friends. With the city of San Diego had one of the largest Grey Hound Stations which was located off the main street f Broadway and Fourth that was located behind the William that is now the Currant Hotel. San Diego Grey Hound Station was one of the busiest and when it was moved to 12th and Imperial with the new construction of the Hotel area around the hotel was changed over and the station had to be moved. When the station was placed over near the 12th and Imperial where the main MTS Transit and the bus stations for the Coronado and South Bay area of San Diego. From the many Bus Stations that have been here in San Diego have been changed over to the many Express and the many city busses that service the many malls and the State Parks. Greyhound Bus lines they were the ones that you would see coming down the side streets that would head toward the Downtown area where they would pull off to the stations that were behind the hotel that was the first station. With the many city changes and the remodel of the many sites Greyhound had to place the station to one location that wads close by the freeways and the offramps. In the bottom line the 12th and Imperial has been closed and the station has been torn down with the location of the station it was one that had problems, yet the station was able to operate. With an alternate station which has been used at the state park and the parking lot area which has n0t been verified will be looking for the new station of San Diego the farthest that is in the City of El Cajon and the next one that is located into the city of Oceanside. For those that maybe traveling by Greyhound you may want to use the Oceanside terminal or travel to the City of El Cajon Terminal which is located at the Transit Trolley station. As a Yelp Elite Reviewer there were many times that I had taken the trips on the Greyhound, and it was long bus rides and the many stops to pick up passengers the sounds of people sleeping for may you had to have a Walkman or something that can help you relax. The many grey Greyhound trips were in the most parts it was so many things to see, and the stops were many yet some of the places were of Arizona and the great Grand Canyon and the many stops in between. As a yelp elite with the many years that Grey Hound has done, they have been on the forefront of travel.

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Not to be confused with Playhound (someone who never works) or Crayhound (the company with psycho bus drivers) (oh wait that is this one too). Located at 12th and Imperial is this transit station, which basically is the heart of all transit for the San Diego area. And we be talkin everything - from buses, both national and local, and trains and trolleys and you name it. The Greyhound station is basically next door at the Southeast corner of the huge terminal, which is pretty cool. It's right under the shadow of this beautiful city and its sexy skyline, and definitely one of the best Greyhound stations in California, despite being quite small, which honestly they all are.

Michelle M.

I didn't actually ride the greyhound bus here. I am basing my review on the check in of my aunt who i recently took here. The location was actually confusing. Since I was dropping her off there wasn't even a clear sign to where parking would be to drop off Greyhound goers. I was actually disappointed in that. As for check in, it was rather a fast and efficient. They had bathrooms but only available to the customers riding the bus. There is a HUGE vending machine for all your necessities. I guess just the area of where this bus station location makes me feel like its in a sketch place. But you get what you pay for.

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The service was horrible. Rene Cross the driver was very unprofessional rude and reckless. She was driving recklessly and was very rude to all the passengers.

Usagi T.

OK, so the old SD Greyhound station wasn't great, but it was better than this crap. Mirroring another review, it's like I picked to "go straight to jail" card on Monopoly. I should have worn an orange jumpsuit. I used to love the San Diego Greyhound as I used to come to San Diego 2 weekends a month for a couple years from Los Angeles. It was a cheap, reliable route and the station in SD I was comfortable waiting at. Now, moved to a sketchier area of town and an outdoor bus station, this stop has hit my "never again" list of places. Even the Über cab that dropped me off here locked his car door when retrieving my suitcases from his trunk saying, "Oh this part of town, I close the trunk to see someone in my front seat about to drive off...keep to yourself girl." Geez. Moving on to service, I can understand if you are clearly homeless and they treat you harshly because they can no longer house those people (and they definitely did before, accidental or not) but when you come up and are clearly well dressed, well spoken, and very polite and they want to do a pat down to even let you take a seat, then there are real issues going on here. While there were a few super nice employees towards the end of my wait here (which was long because the bus driver of my route did not feel like driving that day and didn't inform Greyhound of that, so we had to wait an extra hour and 40 minutes while they found a new driver to come in) overall I was treated like a criminal on the run. I was talked down to, yelled at, all they needed to do was spit on me to make me feel worse. In the 3 hours I waited at this station, besides all the above, I was also approached by not 1, but 3 recently released inmates of some prison that just wanted "to chat". They weren't even riding the bus. So screw you Greyhound for giving me the pat down and harsh treatment as a law abiding, paying bus passenger. Meanwhile, these guys are within the Greyhound property, not searched or asked what their purpose was here, and freely allowed to roam around and bother paying passengers. What's funny is I didn't even use Greyhound to save money, it was the only way I could find online to get inland from San Diego (I don't drive so I couldn't rent a car). Next time, should this happen again, I will pay a cabbie $200 before doing this rubbish. Oh and please, don't accidentally leave anything on the bus like I did. I contacted every number on Greyhound's website, spoke in person to get telephone numbers for bus stations necessary (to a RUDE lady at Santa Ana I may add) and never got a single person on the line. The item I lost was around $150 and it was way more worth it to buy a new one that continuously call Greyhound's dead lines (no one answers any of the 7 numbers I was given...wtf). Amtrak wins again, even if I have to connect to 10 city buses later to arrive at my final destination.

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Santa Fe Train Depot - Check in and baggage claim

Santa Fe Train Depot

3.7(223 reviews)
1.3 miLittle Italy

The Santa Fe Depot serves Amtrak's Pacific Surfliner service, the MTS Trolley, and regional Coaster…read moretrains. This review is of the station facility and not any of the rail services. The Santa Fe Depot was built by the bygone railroad of that name. I'm old enough to remember the advertising slogan "Ship and travel Santa Fe--all the way!" This is one of relatively few major railway stations that have both been preserved largely in their original form, and continue to serve rail passengers. It is a beautiful Mission-style building from the early 20th Century, and will give you a feel for what rail travel was like in its heyday. Gorgeous tile work and some nice landscaping make this a great place to wait for a train. (Search "Santa Fe Depot (San Diego)" on Wikipedia for more on its history and architecture.) For Amtrak passengers, this is a staffed station with ticketing and checked baggage services. Amtrak staff are courteous and helpful. The waiting room is large and has plenty of old-style bench seating. There is a designated waiting area for seniors and people with disabilities needing assistance in boarding. There are restrooms, but Amtrak often has difficulty in keeping unhoused people from making a mess or using the facilities for things other than immediate relief. So at times, not everyone will find them comfortable to use. In addition to the Trolley, the Santa Fe Depot is also served by several MTS bus lines. There is a paid parking lot run by a third-party provider. No free parking nearby. There is a small kiosk--the Silver Streak Cafe--selling food and drink. See my separate review.

One of the greatest historical landmarks the city of San Diego the Santa Fe Train station was one…read morethat had the larger front when you xame to the station the many cars would park. For the many travelers that have cone to San Diego for the City of San Diego has had many years from the early yearz to the tine of World War 1 and 2. From the many areas of San Diwgo to ports of the Naval Bases the trains that came through the city the many stops that would include the trains which serviced areas of the city to the city of Oceanside. For the city of Lemon Grove was obe of the many train depots that you could take the train from the east to main train depot. The Santa Fe Train Station is obe ace that many people use the trolley and the coaster that can take you to the North County and City wide trolley trips. One of the largest train groups that have serviced the many years is the world class Amtrack. Santa Fe Train Depot is one that has had American Prsidents the train station has been the one that you can learn so much about. The arcgetecture of the building has many of the older areas the doors that lead to the second floor the train station is one of the historical landmarks the sounds of the passengers that passed through the doors to the parkked Model Ts and Chryslers. As a Yelp Elite Reviewer the many times that Ive taken the train and the trolley the travels on the trains are adventures to places of adventure to the citys of history . The Santa Fe Train Depot was one of the larger buildings that in the early years history of the building was where the first cars to the Presidential Trains that came to San Diego the many of the trains Prezident Theodore Rosevelt.

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San Diego Trolley

San Diego Trolley

3.4(91 reviews)
0.1 miEast Village

AFFORDABLE & HELPFUL! It's usually a fun time riding the trolley, especially during Comic Con. My…read morefamily and I got a good deal on Pronto cards (tickets) for Comic Con weekend. We spent $20 per person and we got unlimited rides throughout the SDCC weekend. Some trolley stops have parking where you can leave your car parked for free and you can just hop on the trolley, however many do not. Regardless, the trolley is definitely helpful if you don't want drive and rather avoid parking fees. My favorite line is the Blue Line as it's less congested and covers a lot of DT San Diego, all the way to San Ysidro! I took the line from E street and it dropped me off at 12th and Imperial which wasn't too far from the Hilton next to the Convention Center. The Green Line was cool too but it's arguably the most popular route as it takes you directly to Old Town, the Convention Center, Seaport and other major destinations. Just be prepared to wait before you can actually board as odds are they'll be packed from door to door.

I took the trolley from E Street Chula Vista, to El Cajon a transit Station to buy a van. I missed…read morethe first one because I had to buy a ticket. i missed the second one because I couldn't tell where it was going AND it had a weird paint job I wasn't sure I wasn't sure if it was going to 12 Th and Imperial, so I waited. I caught the 3rd one. It took me to 12 Th and Imperial where I boarded the Orange Line and rode to the to the El Cajon Transit Station. My ride was fairly quick, though not near as quick as the drive back once I bought the van. I was grateful that as a senior I rode for $1.25 one way. The ride was comfortable, with nice seats and I especially appreciated that the AC wasn't blasting cold air on me.Overall a great experience. I'm considering buying a senior pass and taking busses and trolley to save on gasoline costs.

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Greyhound Bus Lines - Grey poupon

Greyhound Bus Lines

1.5(26 reviews)
13.2 mi

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.

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MTS - UTC Transit Center

MTS - UTC Transit Center

2.8(10 reviews)
11.8 miUniversity City

The many areas of the city and the North County you will find the many teansit and bus stations…read morethat with the addition of the San Diego Trolley is the best trip in San Diego. With the many areas of the city the teavel industry is growing for the city of San Diego the busses that run to the many parts of Southern California. The best trips that go up to he city of Lajolla many areas of the Lajolla and the Lajolla the main part of the city of Lajolla . The UTC Transit Center is the one of the larger stations that helps with thr many transit buses and the buses that go into the North County areas of Ocea side and the areas of Mira Mesa. With taking a day trip to the many areas of Lajolla you can get to the shopping mall from the bottom level when you arrive by the trolley the straight walk through the parking lot. With the travelbto to the UTC TRANSIT Center the travel is relaxing through midline the many statons of Tecolote and Balboa. Travel on the Blue Line the ambiance is one relaxing for tge trip and the many stops back to to the Old Town Station. As a Yelp Elite Reviewer the travel from the Old Town Station to the UTC Station is one of the relaxing trips you can bring the kids and students on.

Yelp One-Star Review for San Diego MTS (Bus 2602, June 13, 2025)…read more Severe discrimination and neglect witnessed today on MTS Bus 2602. The driver of Bus 2602 refused service to a homeless man in a wheelchair who cannot speak or walk. This man has been seen daily for nearly two weeks--he is peaceful, clean, and causes no harm to anyone. The driver flat out denied him access and left him stranded -- fully visible to everyone on the bus. This is a clear violation of ADA law, civil rights, and basic human decency. To make matters worse, the driver is operating the bus at freezing temperatures with no regard for the passengers who are shivering, while he sits isolated in his personal climate bubble. He has absolutely no care or concern for public comfort or dignity. This driver should be immediately terminated and investigated for discrimination and failure to follow MTS policy and federal ADA regulations. His behavior reflects poorly on the entire MTS system. Complaint filed: Ref# 427-397-841 Formal Complaint to San Diego MTS (For Internal Submission) Subject: ADA Violation, Driver Misconduct - Bus 2602 (June 13, 2025) To MTS Management, I am submitting a formal report regarding a disturbing incident that occurred on Bus 2602. The operator refused boarding to a disabled, non-verbal man in a wheelchair who has been peacefully present in this area for weeks. He does not pose any threat, is clean, and has previously ridden the bus without issue. The driver violated ADA regulations by denying him public transit access and left him stranded at the stop. This is not only illegal, it is inhumane. Furthermore, the driver has the bus climate system set at dangerously cold levels, ignoring repeated discomfort expressed by passengers. His disregard for both public service and public safety demonstrates a complete failure of duty. Immediate termination and investigation are warranted. If MTS cannot enforce proper policies to protect the vulnerable and serve the public fairly, this reflects systemic failure. Reference complaint # 427-397-841

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MTS - UTC Transit Center - When you come to the many other stations that you see the metal safety fence that can stop many things and many people.

When you come to the many other stations that you see the metal safety fence that can stop many things and many people.

MTS - UTC Transit Center - With the past stores that sit near by the University Town Center is changing and some things that maybe toren down.

With the past stores that sit near by the University Town Center is changing and some things that maybe toren down.

MTS - UTC Transit Center - When you see two trains at the UTC Center with the many buses bellow you have a time difference that is about 6minutes and the regular 15

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When you see two trains at the UTC Center with the many buses bellow you have a time difference that is about 6minutes and the regular 15

The Sabre Springs/Penasquitos Transit Station - Sabre Springs terminal welcomes you with clean stops and the dark glass that shades you from the heat and the suns rays.,

The Sabre Springs/Penasquitos Transit Station

3.8(4 reviews)
18.2 mi

With the many Transit centers that I have seen have been like the many airports that I have taken…read moretrips to just get to the general feel of them when you take the bus you want to get to know the station and the many busses that leave and transfer many riders from around the city of San Diego. The main terminal, itself it was more of a wait station the many other routes that service the North County and those of the Southern areas when you use the Express busses. Sabre Springs was not the station that that you may see at the many Trolleys and the Train Station where most of the express busses that start from the lower Downtown area of San Diego. From when you take the 235-bus express that takes you the many areas of North County and the final stop is Escondido. With the many connections that you can get to the North County that hooks in with the main freeway that hooks in with the El Cajon and the University Blvd transit station that you can catch at the above ground stations. Yes, there are many people that say we don't like the bus yet with the rising cost of gas and the constant headaches of the traffic messes that you come across right about 400pm and the 500pm hour when you do have to buy extra gas in the morning. The many bus lines and the Express lines that service the Sabre springs Terminal that you can park your car there at the large multi-level parking garage and be able to get the many buses that take you on the freeway and the ones taking the Express routes. To have Express Terminals that you can get to and catch the buses that take you much faster and gets you past the traffic jams and through some areas that require the paid travel pass on the freeway. As a Yelp Elite from the many stations and the travel on the buses when you have learned the buses since your 15 yes it can be a great journey and the many places you go past you get to see the many things you saw when you were a teenager. Sabre Springs is one great station that can handle the many Express Buses with the North County there is much more to service and the buses are so much easier.

Please add a restroom, even if it's a porta potty. It's a busy place with very few restaurants…read morearound.

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The Sabre Springs/Penasquitos Transit Station - With Sabre Springs the many areas of the station you may see different forms of art and the typical wall design .

With Sabre Springs the many areas of the station you may see different forms of art and the typical wall design .

The Sabre Springs/Penasquitos Transit Station - From the many stations that you may have seen the large parking structures that tell you the title of the bus terminal or trolley termin

From the many stations that you may have seen the large parking structures that tell you the title of the bus terminal or trolley termin

The Sabre Springs/Penasquitos Transit Station - With the Mira Mesa and the Sabre Springs parking you can still have a place to park and be able to get your bus on time.

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With the Mira Mesa and the Sabre Springs parking you can still have a place to park and be able to get your bus on time.

City College Trolley Stop - City College main transfer and to catch the express buses that can take you to the many areas of the North County and City of Escondido.

City College Trolley Stop

4.0(2 reviews)
0.8 miEast Village

From the many years that I have rode the buses and the trolley there have been those times that you…read morehave to wait for the buses to get to the trolley stations. And with the many trolley stations there was the new trolley design that can handle the new lower platform and the new electrical lift system that was much lower ease and the access for the people that are in wheelchairs they can wheel up a very low ramp into the trolley. City College being one of the busiest stations and the large transfer station and the connection point to the many busses. With the many Trolley lines that branch out throughout San Diego yet the one that has the greatest role is the City College Trolley and transit Center with the many City Buses and the Express buses that stop there at that one station. With the City of San Diego, you can take a look at the many Trolleys and the many bus stations that service San Diego many of the routes and the express buses do service the City College Transit Station. One of the many routes that services the many High School Districts is the Number#7 bus that picks up the kids all along the University Avenue that hooks back to the City of Lamesa. City College is the meeting of the two trollies when they come around the bend and the many transfers that come from the buses and the San Diego City College many of the students, they catch the trolley to get back home and to class. With the two lines that meet at the City College Transit Center and Trolley stop you can catch the Blue Line that takes you to South of the border and the orange line takes you to the East County and the stops before Santee. When the Trolley first started running it was only going to so many stations before it had to turn back and the Trolley Tickets resembled the color of the line you were on and very small tickets, so you had to hold on to them. City College is one of the main stops that can take you up towards the San Diego Zoo and the famous Balboa Park that so many take the Trolley to and catch the number#7 bus to the San Diego Zoo. With the ease and the access, you may never know there was a first YWCA that was very close by the station. The many Trolleys and the Bus Stations that are hooked in with the Trolley Line you can travel to the many areas of San Diego and those areas of the South Bay and National City and down to the International Border. With the City College Transit Station, it has been the main transit and transfer point for the many buses and Trolley and the mainline Express Routes that service the City of San Diego from Escondido and the City of Kearny Mesa with stops in Rancho Bernardo. As a Yelp Reviewer for the many years that I have taken the Trolley and the many Buses that have serviced many areas with those routes and the many transfers would Have come back to the City College Transit Station at the Hill before going into the City of San Diego. The two lines have been the greatest with the increase in security it makes it easier to travel and the use of the Pronto card.

This is not a business at all this is just a regular trolley stop for the blue line and orange…read moretrolley there are a couple of convenient there's a 7-Eleven of the year and a convenience store if you want something you drink on you're a no bathrooms like everything it's just a regular trolley stop it goes downtown San Diego and that's it

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City Captain Transportation - Our ride

City Captain Transportation

4.6(656 reviews)
2.0 miMountain View

If airport rides were an Olympic sport, Jonas would be bringing home the gold. He picked up my…read morefamily of four (plus what felt like enough luggage for a six-month expedition) from Poway and got us to the airport smoothly, professionally, and stress-free. The playlist? Absolute perfection -- somehow managing to please an entire car full of people, which honestly deserves its own award. A week later, he picked us back up from the airport and delivered us home to Poway like the vacation fairy godfather he is. Great conversation, incredibly professional, genuinely kind, and the kind of person who makes the ride feel like part of the vacation instead of just transportation. This company struck gold with Jonas. After riding with him, I wouldn't even consider using another service. Five stars isn't enough -- give this man a cape and a raise!

We were in San Diego recently for a family vacation with our two young grandsons. We stayed…read moredowntown but we needed transportation from the airport and to SeaWorld and the zoo, including an child seat for a four year old. After researching several transportation companies, I chose City Captain and I could not have made a better choice. The vehicles were new, clean and very well maintained. Our drivers, Peter and Jonas, were fantastic: prompt, professional, personable, patient. We were well pleased with the service provided. I would highly recommend City Captain

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Daddy-Daughter weekend at Legoland

City Captain Transportation - White Hummer 20PAX ($165/HR,4HRS,20%) Top of the Line H2 Hummer in Town (custom made). raised 10 extra inches for more sitting comfort. Tvs,

White Hummer 20PAX ($165/HR,4HRS,20%) Top of the Line H2 Hummer in Town (custom made). raised 10 extra inches for more sitting comfort. Tvs,

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