The small, quaint, local farmer's market was a pleasant surprise and a treasure as well. Veggies,…read moreteas, baked goods, raw honey, natural cheeses, and other items high lighted the visit. Purchased some cheese and it was absolutely amazing! Weekly Saturday market. Will revisit in a couple of weeks for more cheese and some reasonably priced baked goods.

The station is in a good area; it's nice, clean, and well put together--a great place to walk…read morearound while you wait

Grand Opening, March 5, 2016: Free Rides to the public on the Gold Line…read more My husband and I decided to check out the grand opening ceremony for the Gold Line and ride for free... but apparently others had the same idea because it was really crowded, shoulder to shoulder on the train. With the new extension of the gold line (6 new stations have been added: Arcadia, Monrovia, Duarte, Irwindale, Azusa and by APU), it makes it that much easier to get to downtown LA. The Monrovia station has it's own parking structure (free) and is the largest of the new added stations. Train fare is as follows: $1 for reusable tap card (which you can load your bus and train fare on, tap card last about 5 years) $1.75 one way (per line) $7 all day pass (expires at 3 am the next day) Just to let you know right now that the Little Tokyo/ Art District is currently closed, but you can catch a bus from Union station to Little Tokyo and back if you plan on going out that way. The only negative thing I do want to mention about the Gold Line in general is their trains seem to be a little bit more narrow than the other lines, so when it is really full, it will most likely be standing room only during busy peak times. Hopefully with the new addition of all these stations, it will help to cut down the traffic (even a little would help) to and from DTLA. So glad it has finally opened and glad it is running smoothly on their grand opening day. My husband and I will definitely be traveling to DTLA more often! (future reviews to be added to Yelp)

One of the newer locations for the gold line to stop. It's got a free parking lot behind it, with…read moreno crazy time restrictions like some of the other lots. It's always clean and never too crowded. A short few steps from where the train drops off is the old station, which is interesting to look at. It looks like they're restoring it for a new purpose. There's a little park right there on the corner for kids to play. And it looks like some business are going up alongside the station. From the station it's about a mile walk to downtown Monrovia which isn't too bad and convenient if you want to grab some dinner and drinks.

Generally this is the least stressful and most efficient way to get to the Hollywood Bowl. It's a…read morefraction of the cost of a rideshare or parking and it gets you there. Stars off because they have changed the dropoff location of the buses to a parking lot, instead of dropping you off right at the ticket windows. If you are disabled and can't do the walk from the parking lot, you will now need to wait for a golf cart to take you the rest of the way. No worries, they have the cart, but it's less convenient. The bus has a lot of passengers getting loud and obnoxious. Also, I did not appreciate driver Mohammed stumping for tips multiple times, including asking the passengers directly, waving around a tip jar and even posting his Venmo.

The very best way to get to the Bowl! No hassle, pay a few dollars, get on a very comfortable bus…read morethat drops you off at just the right place, and enjoy the performance. Couldn't be easier

First time taking the shuttle from Pasadena to the Hollywood Bowl (HB). The HB has a link on their…read morewebsite to purchase Shuttle or Park&Ride transportation tickets. The Los Angeles Philharmonic Assoc (LAPhil) operates the HB venue. I didn't know some events are sponsored by the LAPhil, others are rented out to outside agencies and have different methods to purchase concert and transportation tickets. I tried to get a transportation ticket for Arcadia Park, but it was not on the list. I called the Box Office and was told Arcadia and Rowland Heights are only available for LAPhil events. I am writing this review so others who live in the Eastern part of LA County will know Pasadena is the best option (when Arcadia or Rowland Heights is not available). The cost was $12.45 for a round-way ticket and includes the price of parking at the Pasadena structure. You must park on Level 3 or 4, walk down to Ramona Street and the HB bus will be waiting at the time designated on your ticket (4:30, 5:30 or 6PM). The bus was clean, it took about 45 minutes to arrive. The bus dropped us off in Lot B, and will take you back to Pasadena 20 minutes after the show ends. It was a good experience, the price was a good deal! NOTE: You can take a chance and buy a ticket the day of the event at the bus stop, but if it is full, you will have to drive all the way to the HB. Save yourself a headache and buy in advance! Sincerely, Rosemary

Leave the driving to someone else when you go to the Bowl.$6 round trip is such a deal. The…read morechartered buses are very comfortable with air conditioning . It is so nice to not have to deal with LA traffic. You must make reservations online prior to the event Oh No!!! Update... the bus broke down to the bowl , luckily we were on Cahuenga and walked down the block and trudged up the hill. We had a woman on the bus who was blind , hopefully they made arrangements for her to walk the 1/4 mile or so. Now my sister tells me last time the bus stopped 3 times due to issues but made it to the Bowl. Well I still enjoyed the ride.

Try to arrange a ride this morning...this lady by the name of Angelica was super rude...terrible…read morephone manner...shame on her...just hang up when she picks up the call...what a loser!!!!

Not only is the Arcadia Transit fixed route system the most unreliable bus system ever invented,…read morebut this company has the most horrific customer service I have ever seen. RIDERS BEWEAR!!! Let me break it down for you: 1.) Like most other transportation systems, you have to deal with the late buses, or, on rare occasions, one that doesn't show. However, this system takes it up a notch. If it doesn't show and you decide to politely ask the next driver why it did not show, all they give is attitude. And then say something like, "maybe that person didn't show up for work today." This very thing happened to me about a month ago, and when I asked why they didn't have a cover for that person, the driver just said that the company doesn't do that. So basically if someone doesn't show up for their shift you get screwed and the company doesn't care. 2.) If there is ever construction going on along any of the routes, don't count on being picked up at all. And if you do manage to wave down a bus you'll get nothing but attitude. So much so that they make you feel like you've done something wrong. Furthermore, It is common courtesy for any bus service to plan, map out and notify the public about any temporary changes. A.T. doesn't even do that. They tell no one, and they just send their drivers out and make them find their own way around. 3.) to make matters worse, if you call to complain or ask questions over the phone, you are greeted with the same horse turd attitude given by the drivers. That is if you can find a working number. Sure the website gives you a number to call, but it brings you to another company all together. They have the managers number on there but she never answers the phone. If you really wanna get through you gotta call the number on the side of the bus. This morning for example, I was at the bus stop at exactly 7:35am waiting for the bus that is suppose to come at 7:45. IT NEVER SHOWED UP!!! So I called the only number that works to ask where it was. After putting me on hold the guy over the phone, some jerk named Ariel, told me that he spoke with the driver and the driver claimed to have passed by that stop already at exactly 7:45. I told Ariel that no bus came by here. Then, in a tone that sounded like he thought I was lying, he tells me this: "Well he had to have come by because that stop marks the beginning of his shift. Pissed off, I yelled at him and hung up. Later around 5pm I was trying to get home and the bus, which comes at 5:14, just speeds passed me without picking me up. AGAIN I called, and spoke with some guy named Brian. After being on hold yet again, became back and confirmed that there was nothing he could do the bus already passed. I demanded that the driver turn around and pick me up (his fault after all), but they refused. The. He just said your best option was to wait until the next bus that was to come in an hour. HELL NO. Not in 95 degree weather!!! 4.) Finally, as if that wasn't the straw that broke the camels back. They don't a crap about their customers. Not one little bit. My family and I were going out one Saturday morning a few weeks ago. We got at the bus stop at 9am it was suppose to pass around 9:20 ish but it never showed. The only bus that was in sight was a dial a ride bus. So we waited for the next one. When it came, around 10am the driver said that she was going on break and couldn't possible take us to our destination. We tried to reason with her but wouldn't budge. She told us that the next bus will for sure be able to take us. So again we waited. At around 10:20am a third bus came but this driver claimed he was going back to the station because it was the end of his route. And after giving us attitude (making us feel like worthless trash) he told us we would have to wait for the next one. After he left, and about 10 minutes of trying to call, we finally reached a customer service member where she checked into it and said that she would send on out to us in a few minutes, and guess what, no bus came. I called avian, and got the same girl and she said that there won't be one coming until after 11:30am and that we had to wait. I asked what about the bus you said was going to be there for us. She claimed she never said that. To throw more salt onto the fire, the girl wouldn't let me explain the situation. She kept cutting me off. By this time it was after 11 we had been out it 90 something degree heat and we had gotten nowhere. My girl has sever asthma, I'm prone to heat stroke. We can't Handel being out in this heat. Do they care though? NO!!! So long story short we didn't get to go anywhere and just went on home. So if you ever are considering taking this particular mode of transportation think twice. Do you want to go through the same hell me and others on this yelp page have had to go through? I'll leave it up to you.

Congratulations, ungrateful patrons of Arcadia station. You did it! You whined and LA metro…read morelistened! They've come up with a brilliant plan to fix the parking situation - now we get to PAY TO PARK. THANKS A BUNCH...NOT. This used to be one of the few metro stations that offered free ($0.00) parking but its a shame so many of you public transit riders are such unappreciative entitled brats. Wherever you go parking has ALWAYS been first come first serve. If you didn't get a spot today well CRY ME A RIVER. Drive yourself to the next station over or just DRIVE to wherever you have to go! You're fortunate enough to have a car, USE IT. Ridiculous, especially if your whiny ass came here to avoid paying a parking fee at a different station. Thanks for ruining it for everyone. Jerk. All day parking at the structure and side lot is currently set at $3.00. More than one way fare, which is $1.75. The smartest thing to do at this point would be to carpool to and from the station, or simply get dropped off/picked up (which everyone should have ALREADY been doing anyway). Good luck figuring it out, folks.

This metro stop is in a convenient location near the sleepy downtown Main street area of the city…read more I ride my bicycle so there is no need to park and pay.

The Alhambra Community Transit (ACT) is a great service. Took it today and was greatly impressed by…read morethe efficiency and value. Fare is 25 cents! Seriously what can you get for a quarter these days? There are two routes: the Green Line and the Blue Line. Stops are clearly marked along the routes...just look for the blue ACT signage. Buses are very clean and drivers are friendly. The only downside to the waiting part is that there is no shelter to shield riders from the hot sun or rain...so keep this in mind. All in all this is a nice, convenient and affordable service for the city.

great company i've worked with them for many years always on time never late. Excellent drivers…read morethey drive very cautious. They're very respectful very helpful. It's definitely a company that you want to use for all your transportation needs.

Modern Shuttle Service was wonderful. They were easy to book. Flexible with some last minute…read morechanges but the best part was our driver Isaiah who was extremely patient with my large group. He was helpful and went above and beyond to be sure pick drop off and pick up from our concert went smoothly. Highly recommend!

Now that the weather has calmed down a bit, I think my head is a little clearer…read more Some buses still have a hard time following a schedule, but it's a bit better than last week. The bus I take in the morning is definitely more reliable than the afternoon buses. The afternoon buses continue to be late or not show up. Today's bus line skipped a time, so a huge crowd had gathered. Instead of splitting us into two groups, we all had to cram into one and I'm pretty sure some people weren't allowed on since we were full. If the first bus had come, this wouldn't have happened. They should have more buses running at closer intervals, depending on how busy the routes are. Obviously the ones going to the schools need a lot. On another note, I've noticed that only some buses announce the next stop coming up. It would be nice if all of them did that.

Poorly managed public transit system. I shouldn't be paying 5.50 to and from my destination for…read moreunreliable service. Buses almost break down every day. At times, they are quick to close the door after stopping and not check if anyone else is coming. Please improve your service!

The stop is located in an odd area with not much around but it is well maintained and clean. We…read morewere on our bicycle out for a Sunday Funday ride.

This is the go to spot for those who are venturing in to the city via gold line for a day or…read morelooking to take the metro on the weekend. This is the furthest stop from LA on the azusa side of the gold line that does not charge for parking or require a monthly pass. The lot fills up quickly but there is lots of parking in the surrounding area. The area is safe, and you don't have to worry about the hustle and bustle you might find at more frequented metro stops. Nestled next to City of Hope near the 210/605 freeways, access is easy and the place is both clean and well lit at night. I may or may not be on the gold line as I am writing this review, and I may or may not have just had a tasty saison at imperial western, the new brewery in union station. This may have inspired me to write about a metro station, pulling out the emotions and opinions I have held for quite some time.