You can tell this is an old train station by looking at the structure and its layout. I'm sure…read morethat at one point it was absolutely beautiful. Not so much now. Caught the Amtrak Surfliner from Santa Ana to Old Town San Diego. While the ride was great, this train station was a bit of an adventure. Signage is not really clear about where to go, especially if you've never been here before. Restrooms were all closed. Could not find any guard or employee to answer any questions. You have to walk outside to see the screen that shows you train times and track number, but of course, that is after you've meandered around the actual station looking for information. Obviously this is a heavily traveled line (for both Metrolink and Amtrak), so you would think that there would at least be someONE there to assist travelers. Truly, it looks deserted when you enter, almost as if you've stepped back in time to see what an old train station looks like. Disappointed, and as a new traveler that has never used this station before, I felt very lost and a little creeped out.

It looks like they're trying to return the Santa Anna MetroLink to its previous glory!…read more The maintenance crew outside was working on tiles, near the fountain, but at a very slow pace. The fountain there still looks beautiful. I heard that security is getting really tough here, and not nice. From what I hear this is because of people needing shelter, and electricity sources are frequent in this particular location. 30 years ago, I recall actually someone having their honeymoon or wedding pictures here ! It's still a beautiful façade. it needs a lot of TLC, money going into it to bring it into its glory again. Its present situation is disheartening. I'll check in a few months to let you know my observations, & reconstruction progress.

I really enjoy public transportation. It does take longer than driving but I go to the beach and…read morelot and it's cheaper than paying to park. I also don't have to search for parking. Sometimes I take long walks to the beach then take the bus home after I get tired. I frequent the 70, 71, 72, 79, 90, and the 1. If I'm not taking Metrolink south from the Tustin station I'll hop on the 70, 72, or 90. I love that the senior fares start at 60. Other transportation systems are 65. If I could change one thing, I would add more buses on route 1. Its such a long route and a long wait between busses.

This is the worst bus system in all of California. I've had so many problems with them. From being…read moreearly, to being extremely late, even passing up riders who are clearly waiting on the bus in the right place. The customer service sucks too.

This is the last of 3 buses I take to work in the morning. The total commute, front door to office…read moreonly takes me an additional 15-25 minutes, but I am saving anywhere from $160 - $200 every month. That's like giving yourself a substantial raise while relaxing by not having to deal with traffic and expensive car repairs. My Year to Date transportation costs (as of 10/25/2010) are $1,185.00 compared to $4,824.00 for the same period in 2008 which is when i started taking the bus.

Bus 5784 lady driver from Cerritos route 38, bus stop 4614 on La Palma Ave going east to the corner…read moreof Harbor Blvd is very kind, courteous and professional. I'm from Texas and she said she'll remember my stop. She did. Ty ma'am.

How hard is it to load people on and off a bus? Usually the 64 bus has no issues for me but on this…read moreparticular Saturday it decided to take its sweet time. I barely made it on time to work. This is ridiculous i have a driver's license but am saving up for a car and this is the quality transportation I'm supposed to rely on? Get it together and tell people boarding the bus to hurry up and pay and sit down.

On my way home from work I get on the 216 right in front of South Coast Plaza. This bus goes to the…read moreLaguna Hills Transportation Center by way of the 405 Fwy. It's great because it uses the carpool lane and bypasses all the traffic congestion on the S/B lanes. The drivers are always very courteous and the buses are very clean. Made some great friends/acquaintances on the bus as well. By taking the bus to and from work I save approx. $3,000 to $3,500 a year and a lot of sanity.

Ye old Garden Grove bus 56. This is one a few routes that I take when I am in the Garden Grove area…read moreafter Coachella. This is not a very frequent bus which is the reason why people are complaining about it. I need this bus to get to my mother's cousin's house. She has been living in Garden Grove for the past few years. I don't really like the availability of this line in particular but for other lines they are better. I do declare this kind of bus is for the Chapman University student due to its terminus being at Orange Metrolink Station. It still make a good connection for Garden Grove people trying to catch the bus going to the trains. OCTA in general needs to work on attracting more riders with this route because when I got in there is less people compared to other routes. I would only ride this route if necessary.

Wednesday got to the bus stop at 6pm taking the 56 to the 59 on La vita and grand…read more It's going to be 7 soon waited for and hour really it's not even the weekend come on octa. Some people Depend on you guys to get us to work on time that's why we get to the bus stop early, to make it to work early not to get there late.

Bus drove right past me despite me visibly waiting there and i know it was the right bus at the…read moreright stop because i have done it before. Pick up and drop off is not very good

I currently work in the IBC - Irvine Business Center. That's the part of Irvine that's near John…read moreWayne Airport. The poor neglected middle child of Irvine. What do you mean Robert? You're near the friggin' airport! True, but the Spectrum area gets all the attention. They have the train station, they have the cool shopping area. Sure, we're close to south coast, and we have all those nifty protected right turns here, but public transportation from outside of Irvine kind of sucks for those of us that work or are starting to live here. Plus, we don't have things like those Grade 1 bike trails that are available to the spectrumites (i.e. San Diego Creek). Not no more. Irvine recently got fundage from OCTA to start this nifty little shuttle service that runs on 3 routes: the A - Route going from Tustin Metrolink to John Wayne the B - Route going from Tustin Metrolink to Jamboree/Michelson (Pacific Park Shopping Center) the C - Route which runs around the heart of the IBC in a circle like a 5 year old manchild on a couple of pixie sticks. So, it doesn't go EVERYwhere, but it can get you close enough to where you're going if you're a commuter (like moi) who's trying to drive less. Since it's a new service, everything is... well, new. The shuttles are nice and clean. They look like those "special" school buses, the type that almost look like they would do well in a "Mad Max" futuristic world with spikes and what not. I think the Bike Rack at the front really helps with that image. Oh yeah, they have bike racks, so you can pedal your way from your stop to your work/play area if you so desire. Really useful for those that pedal their way to Metrolink too. All in all, I like it. Right now, rides are free until Sept 1st 2008. Afterwards, the fee to ride breaks down like this: $1.00 Boarding During Peak Period (5:30a - 9:30a and 3:30p - 7:30p on Weekdays) $.50 Boarding During Off-Peak Period (9:30a - 3:30p Weekdays & All Day Saturday and Sunday) FREE Riders Presenting Valid Metrolink Pass/ Ticket for Rider Connecting to and from Tustin Metrolink Station Only reason I'm not giving it 5 stars? Limited run times (along with the limited train service Metrolink provides). I'd like to see more service (but that also goes with my want to see more trains). However, for a start, it's not bad =)

The worst. Freakin hispanics operating this place. I personally have passed from using this service…read moreand crossing station. Everyone working the station from both ends have no education and I feel the ones working the USA side were taken from a nearby Home Depot. Finally my mother in-law, who is Mexican, can relate and will no longer be using it again. Users beware...

There was no sign nor light to indicate where to wait for the bus. We arrived 20 minutes early to…read morethe bus stop. We wait for 30 minutes past our departure time. The bus didn't not show up and we missed out flight because of that.

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!