Does the trolley go to SDSU?

The Green Line Trolley connects east and west routes to SDSU. The trolley stops at the station located 55 feet underground. See the Trolley System Map for locations of each trolley stop.

Where does the trolley go in San Diego?

The Trolley runs on three, color-coded lines: Orange, Green, and Blue. Take the Green Line to go to Petco Park, the Convention Center, Gaslamp Quarter, Seaport Village, attractions along the waterfront, Fashion Valley and Old Town. It also goes to Mission San Diego.

How far does the San Diego Trolley go?

53.5 miles
The Trolley system serves 53 stations, comprises 53.5 miles (86.1 km) of route, three primary lines (Blue Line, Orange Line, and Green Line) that operate daily, and one heritage line (Silver Line) that operates on a circuit of downtown on select days.

Does the trolley go to Balboa Park?

To get to Balboa Park and the San Diego Zoo, take Orange or Blue Line Trolley to the City College stop, then grab the #7 bus on Park Blvd going north to Balboa Park. You can also use their Trip Planner function. One can purchase a day ticket, and get on and off the trolley at your leisure.

How do you ride a trolley?

Riding the Trolley is a lot like riding a Bus:

1. First things first.
2. Grab your SEPTA Key (Don’t have one?
3. Go to your Trolley stop or station.
4. Board the trolley.
5. Tap your SEPTA Key card on the “validator” located next to the Trolley Operator.
6. Take a seat and watch for your stop.
7. To request a “stop”, pull the yellow cord.

How do you get around San Diego without a car?

No Car, No Problem: How to Get Around San Diego Without a Car

1. Catch the Trolley. The San Diego Metropolitan Transit System is a cheap and easy way to get around San Diego County.
2. Explore by Bike.
3. Take a Walk.
4. Hop on the Ferry.

What is the best way to get around in San Diego?

San Diego visitors can take advantage of one or more of the following transportation options:

1. Rental Car. Travelers who prefer to have control over their transportation should rent a car.
2. Bus.
3. San Diego Trolley.
4. Old Town Trolley Tours.
5. Passenger Ferry.
6. Taxis.
7. Uber and Lyft.
8. Walking/Biking.

Does the San Diego Trolley go to Balboa Park?

San Diego Old Town Trolley Tour Old Town Trolley is a convenient way to explore Balboa Park while maximizing your vacation time.

Does the San Diego Trolley go to Coronado?

Welcome to San Diego! Our fleet of orange and green trolleys travel frequently throughout San Diego and over the iconic San Diego-Coronado Bridge to Coronado on a continuous 25-mile loop visiting 11 neighborhoods with 11 destination stops.

Can you walk around Balboa Park for free?

Yes! Admittance to the park grounds is free. Once inside the Park, explore the lush gardens and trails. The Botanical Building and Timken Art Museum are always free.

Is there Parking Structure 6 at SDSU San Diego?

SDSU student decals are not valid in Parking Structure 6. For more information on parking permits, please call (619) 594-5152. The San Diego Trolley makes a convenient stop only steps from the Extended Studies Center.

The Trolley connects San Diego’s east and south county communities with the Downtown region. 8601 Fletcher Pkwy. 8601 Fletcher Pkwy.

How big is Mission Valley at SDSU?

SDSU Mission Valley will also include transit, retail, housing, and the development of more than 80 acres of community parks and open space, including the 34-acre River Park. Check this website often to stay in the loop on all SDSU Mission Valley notices, community meetings, and programs.

Is there a San Diego State University in San Diego?

The university is launching a comprehensive, campus-wide process to define its new vision, mission and priorities. In November 2018, San Diegans enthusiastically expressed support for San Diego State University’s plan to expand our campus and build community-enhancing amenities on the Mission Valley site. What is #IAMSDSU?