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.

This is a newly remodeled parking facility has numerous electric car charging stations and has…read moreaccess to public transportation.

We love Kandu Rides! Jorge is great to work with and scheduling is easy…read more This service is necessary when both parents and kids need to be in several places at the same time.

Seems like a good system, fare prices, but hard to find a ride. Usually says not available at this…read moretime or location, too busy or no staff.

http://www.cheapride.net (858)519-8081…read moreCheap Ride to San Diego Airport($51.00) and LAX($175.00) from Del mar, Solana Beach, Encinitas, Cardiff, Cardiff by the Sea, La Costa, Leucadia, Carlsbad, Oceanside, Temecula, Rancho Bernardo, Rancho Penasquitos, Rancho Santa Fe, La Jolla, Solana Beach

I love taking the Coaster and San Diego is the best place on earth Everyone is so nice and helpful!…read moreIt's easy to figure out and so scenic and beautiful! It's not very expensive and it's so much better than driving! Everyone should take public transportation!

With my coaster trip from San Diego to Encinitas for the station was one that had not changed for…read morethe station the surroundings of the station. WS one that was not well organized . The coaster station doesn't have security with the bus terminal for the city buses the buses come for short period and leave. When I had arrived the walk through the city and the main street of Highway 101 there were many places rundown and the parks you would see of the many migrants. The Coaster station is only one track with two tracks that one waits the other passes for the station is not one you be after hours. The few restaurants nearby for the main street of of the city finding that the restaurBtz and the stores have been found selling alcohol to underage the sale of fentanyl the dangerous illegal drug . The train station they do have many of the buses that take you up into the many of Oceanside and the connection with the 101 that takes you back to UTC Mall in Lajolla. The security was of the police that were patrolling up and down the main street for the station there is no security for the terminal. Travel to the many stations you will find many of the buses with the security of the stations needs to have business people traveling. As a Yelp Elite Reviewer from the many places I have traveled to is the need for security at the station seeing the illegal activities and the use of alcohol near by. Encinitas Coaster Station. For the many people that use the coaster there is no alcohol on the train for the station there are no security . Good travels to one and all .

I recently took the Campus Loop Shuttle from Revelle College to ERC College the drivers were both…read moregreat, friendly and professional. They both seemed to know the route and when to go slow over every bump. A nice service for UCSD! See the schedule for the Campus Loop Shuttle, one of many free shuttles that conveniently transport the university community to various UCSD locations. The Campus Loop Shuttle operates year-round, except university holidays, during the following hours: Weekdays: 7 a.m. - midnight, clockwise and counterclockwise Weekends: 9 a.m. - 8 p.m., counterclockwise only

I think it's awesome that UCSD provides a free shuttle for students and staff. Definitely a money…read moresaver for us poor college students! This shuttle route meets at Mandeville loop on campus, then takes you to the corner of Regents and Nobel, then Nobel and Arriba, then Charmant and Lebon. It sucks when the line to the shuttle gets really long and I imagine it's really difficult for people who don't get on at the first stop (Regents and Nobel) if you go during prime class time. It's definitely nice that when this happens, UCSD Shuttle Services provides the Special Shuttle for the last stop and it takes the Nobel route (down Nobel with pick ups at Lebon&Nobel and at the busstop right outside BofA. To track the bus, go to ucsdbus.com before you leave or on your phone. You can text "ucsd (stop number)" to 41411 for arrival information, but the downside is that you need to know the stop number prior to leaving the house. Kind of inconvenient. I contacted Todd Berven about this and he was so quick to respond! Hopefully they can get an upgrade in place where you text the number and if you don't know the stop number it will give you the different routes and stops. Cross your fingers they get this in place. It'd be really convenient for non-smartphone/mobile web users. =)

This place is convenient to central Solana Beach. Easy to have a car-free visit if you come by…read moretrain. Track is accessible by stairway, ramp, bridge, and escalator from street level. There is a bit of seating inside and restrooms of moderate cleanliness. Signage inside the station and down at track level provide ETAs for each train. This station is serviced by Amtrak and the Coaster, so make sure you get on the right one!

My son had driven up earlier in the week to spend time with his sister and since I had planned to…read moresupport the two of them running the Santa Anita Derby Day 5K, I decided to take the Amtrak train for the very first time because I didn't want to have two cars driving back home on Saturday. I had anxiety riding the Amtrak because I had never taken it before, but an experienced young student from UCSD gave me the 411 about the train and he helped this old man navigate my first train trip. I started at the Solana Beach train station and took a scenic, relaxing, no stress, and non-traffic congestion ride to Union Station Los Angeles. After my first trip, I'm sold on taking train rides to Los Angeles. The Solana Beach train station is obviously located in Solana Beach just a short walk from the beach, it's across from a plaza where you can grab a bite from Chief's Burgers & Brew, and a stroll to Pizza Port on the west side of the tracks. The main reason I chose the Solana Beach station was that you can park your car in their free public parking lot over the weekend. There is plenty of parking at this station. There are two tracks here at this station. Track 1 is southbound and Track 2 is northbound. If you're traveling to Los Angeles, take the elevator down to the waiting area for Track 2. There aren't that many concrete benches to sit on, so expect to stand while you're waiting for the train. I purchased my Amtrak ticket from the Amtrak website where you can choose to ride Coach for $31 one way to Union Station or Business Class for $46. I highly recommend taking Business Class because for $15 extra, you'll have a higher chance to have a seat, the seats are more comfortable, you have more space, and you get free snacks and drinks. When I got to my business class seats, I noticed that there were many riders who had a snack box. When I went to grab some snacks and drinks, they had run out of the snack box. All they had left at the time were Goldfish crackers, sodas, and water. One of the train staff was able to find extra snack boxes and I was able to grab one. The snack boxes come with pretzels, beef jerky, fruits and nuts, a mini fig bar, and cheese spread. A good snack to hold you down until your last stop. During my trip, I saw beautiful sights, really cool stops, Angel stadium, and I didn't have to worry about navigating through LA traffic. It only took a little over 2 hours to go from Solana Beach to Union Station. I really enjoyed my first Amtrak trip, the comfort of it, the beauty, the free snacks, and the stress-free experience.

This open-air railroad station is little more than a platform. It's a NCTD Coaster stop intended…read moreprimarily for commuters who live or work in Sorrento Valley, Sorrento Mesa and nearby areas. NCTD Coaster Connection provides shuttles on weekdays (6:30am to ~6:30pm) for passengers disembarking here. They service employment centers, including UCSD, Torrey Pines, Carroll Canyon, and UTC. There is a car park south of the station that fills up on weekdays.

Generally I enjoy taking the train as it's a nice break from all the traffic and chaos driving…read morecauses. However, when it's cold and dark out, and you're anticipating the train to come at the designated time and it doesn't...kinda ruins your experience. After, waiting some time thinking it was just a bit late...I tried to contact the coaster only to get an automated response saying they were closed. I understand things happen... but when it's over 30 minutes late, there should be a way to notify those who are waiting. If they could put up message signs to inform us of the next train times and or if delayed would be great... just a simple courtesy for riders.