My husband and I were riding the new blue line to UTC and Love this new stop along the way to UTC…read more The platform is clean and modern.

In 1987 I voted to raise my taxes with TransNet to extend the trolley to UTC expecting to take the…read moretrolley downtown to Comic Con.  Seems the government spent all that money and asked for more money in 2004 with TransNet 2.  This time they actually started working on the trolley.  I watched them as they were building the line and they finished it in 2021.  It was cool watching them dig a huge hole for the base of the steel reinforced concrete columns.  Then they added steel.  Then they put a mold around the steel and added concrete. In July 2022 I rode the Blue Line Trolley to Comic Con.  It took about an hour as I had to transfer to a 2nd trolley line in order to get to the Convention Center from UTC.  The price was $5 for a day pass which I found quite reasonable.  The trolley was pretty new and they kept it clean.  Ride was smooth.  Not too many people riding the Blue Line. I like riding the trolley and plan on taking it whenever I go to Comic Con or jury duty as it's cheaper than paying for parking. The rest of the photos are at https://www.hungryones.com/2022/08/san-diego-trolley/

This station is so convenient when I don't want to deal with traffic driving south. Parking is easy…read moreand you can generally park on the same level as the platform. After parking, it's a quick walk to the trolley. I use the pronto app on my phone and I just scan the QR code as I walk onto the platform. The TV monitors tell you when the next one is coming. There isn't a lot of seating but they come pretty often. Once on board seating can be easy or hard depending on the time as with any metro line. It seems pretty clean and people mostly keep to themselves in my experience. There was a security guard riding with us but it wasn't clear if he was with the MTS or making his way somewhere. It's a relatively quick and easy ride and transferring isn't hard if you need to. I went to the gas lamp no problem. Coming back later it was a bit dark, especially at old town where I transferred. I just stood nearer to the light. It didn't take all that long and I was back to Nobel. Security was making sure fares were payed as I tapped my phone app out upon leaving. Easy and you don't have to deal with parking, $$$ gas costs or traffic.

The Nobel Transit is obe place with the many views of the high ranking companies that are loxated…read moreup near the Nobel Center with the many department stores that make up the Nobel Center. For the shopping center gas one of the larger BestBuys for the shoe companies they gace with some of the best eateries you can have the best lunch time. Located in the Genesee and the Lajolla Village the sounds of the airbase that you hear close by the Nobel Village the many shoppers that go to the Fresh Faire Ralphs thst has some of the best service for that is one of the first Jewish stores you can buy things for the Holidays some of the best deserts baked at the store. Traveling by way of the trolley you can get off at the station transefering over to other busses its one stop that you can take the express. The many parking areas of the Nobel Transit Center it has the many places with the parking structure that is the MTS Transit parking garage that helps with the overflow. With the many restaurants have been built making the shopping mall the busiesg with the condos and apparments near by. There are some parking areas that are used by tbose that can come and park overnight with the parking there is security that watches the mall. As a Yelp Elite Reviewer the many times that with the travel when the mid line first opened many people boarding the trolley. Nobel was the one station that has been the most widely used with the Blue Line that brings in largeflows of service the UTC and the UCSD Medical Center.

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.

I have flown out of the Tijuana airport a few times in my life, the most recent time being last…read moreweek. It was the first time I went to that airport since CBX had been constructed. Hubby and I were headed to Puerto Escondido, which is very expensive and very time-consuming to fly to from the airport in San Diego. However, flight prices and times were much more reasonable from Tijuana. Thanks to CBX, we didn't need to find anyone to cross the border and drive us directly to the airport, especially as our flight departed at 5:40 AM. It was nice to have an easy drop off on this side of the border. Anyway, we were dropped off on the US side, and had pre-purchased CBX tickets online for $50 per person, round trip. I felt that the price was very fair for the staffing and amenities along the way. We had already reserved a rideshare to drive us to CBX, but I saw the secure parking lots and realized that parking there is also a valid, safe option. It appeared that some of the secured parking cost about $30 per day, making it a good option depending how may days you would like to park your car. Anyway, when we entered, there were people guiding us, as it wasn't too crowded at that early hour. You scan your CBX ticket, your boarding pass, and your passport. Then you are able to walk through the barriers. There are escalators and elevators to get to the bridge, and signs stating that there is assistance available for people with disabilities. The bridge was clean and air-conditioned. We walked through customs just prior to entering the Tijuana airport. When I had learned about CBX, I was reluctant. A friend of mine told me that she had walked much further in various airports. It is true. The walk is short and easy Upon coming back to the states, we learned that there were several taco and other food trucks on the US side of CBX, as well as Starbucks and a well-known mall pretzel company. All in all, I am grateful to have a way to access the TJ airoprt in a very easy and affordable way. I plan to continue to use CBX for more affordable flights south of the border.

Easy peasy. With CBX, San Diego County basically gets a bonus airport out of TIJ that offers more…read moredirect flights, especially to other parts of Mexico. I used CBX to fly from TIJ to San Miguel Allende 10 years ago, and recently to Cancun. Both times were uneventful, exactly how I like my airport experiences to be. Purchase your CBX pass and parking ahead of time. Parking is priced cheapest in the dirt lot and most expensive in the covered/paved lot. I prefer the Goldilocks of uncovered paved in Lot A up front. Upon arrival, scan your CBX ticket and boarding pass (you can link them and just scan boarding pass as well, but don't need to). Same on the way back.

There's not a single thing to complain about George. He is an outstanding, professional and safe…read moredriver. Even when I found myself in a weird and troublesome situation, he stepped in and saved my day. Every time I used his service, he was reliable, friendly and patient. I only had great experiences with him and his service before. I wouldn't ever prefer Uber over hiring him and his company. See you soon! Julian

Thank you George for your years of professional services. I have used La Jolla Transport for…read moregetting on 20 years. George is "The Consummate Professional". What a blessing. In 20 years, La Jolla Transport has never been late? Not once. All of the drivers are top shelf but George is the best of the best . . . Top Gun Thank you George.

Great shuttle company! Never disappointed and the…read morecommunication is excellent! Never have to worry about about Anything!! Highly recommend them!!

Had two wonderful rides with Debbie from Temecula Air Shuttle. She was the most friendly,…read moreeasy-going, and accommodating driver. We had a great time on our way to and from the airport with Debbie and would highly recommend!

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. =)

We highly, highly recommend John at A Big Van. He recently did a round-trip airport shuttle for six…read moreof us, with seven pieces of large luggage. He was on time, stayed in communication, and drove safely. Two of our passengers were youngsters who needed boosters seats and John provided them!

John was great! Communicative, confirmed the night before, showed up early and helped us with our…read morebags. It's hard to find a ride for a big family and John offered us an affordable safe option that I appreciate so much!

BEWARE OF FRAUD We…read morehave used this company for a long time. On the very last day of 2023 they charged me 7k out of the blue. I emailed the address listed on the website and in previous receipts and it bounced. I also tried to call for several days and the phone was disconnected. Finally on the second week of trying someone answered, who was clearly on a cell phone. Told me they can't help with refunds over the phone and they don't have any phone number to help. My only option was to email an address not listed anywhere on their website or in my previous receipt. No chance I'm sending personal information that way. Pretty unfortunate as we have used this service for years. Something happened at the end of 2023 and now it's super shady. I recommend using a different service. Also this company just dispatches to other car services. May as well go directly to those companies.

Awesome, reliable company. With Lyft/Uber drivers cancelling rides these days, needed a more…read morereliable transportation to the airport. TP Town Car is the answer. Easy booking rides online or email. Once booked you'll get a confirmation email. Chauffeurs always arrive early for our trips. Same this time. Rafael contacted me an estimated time of arrival about 30 minutes before he arrived. Departure time was 5:30am and he showed up 10 minutes early. SUV was clean and spacious. Water bottles provided. Rafael was super nice and a great driver. Loaded and unloaded our bags. Asked to ensure we had everything for our trip before we left. We arrived at airport earlier than expected, which was super nice. We continue to use this company for transportation. Thanks TP Town Car.