How can I get to downtown Los Angeles
take a bus from downtown Los Angeles to San Diego, walk to the transportation center of the old city, and then take bus No.9 to San Francisco. Bus No.30 goes to Broadway and third Avenue. About 2 hours and 45 minutes
2. Train
the train from Los Angeles union station to San Diego Santa Fe station takes about 2 hours and 55 minutes, and the ticket price is 230-550 yuan<
3. (Greyhound)
it takes about three hours to drive from downtown Los Angeles to San Diego, and it costs about 120-290 yuan
4 to drive to San Diego
i-5s km from downtown Los Angeles to downtown San Diego, via Santa Ana, San Bernardino, Carlsbad, Encinitas and Delma, and San Diego, with three directions, One is along the coast, and the shortest time
5. If you want to visit Los Angeles, Las Vegas and San Diego by the way, you'd better sign up for a tour group. For example, Nami tour has such a itinerary. You can see if there is a suitable group date
take a plane from Los Angeles union station to Los Angeles International Airport, walk to Los Angeles Airport, fly to San Diego Airport, transfer to your destination at least once at Lindbergh airport and terminal 1, walk to Lindbergh airport and terminal 1, and then take a bus. 992 to downtown San Diego. It takes about two hours and 45 minutes.
MTA bus (metropolitan transit authority bus)
the bus connecting the main locations in Los Angeles and the suburbs is a means of transportation for citizens in Los Angeles with heavy traffic. Because the ticket price is cheap, you can enjoy a cheap and interesting bus trip by remembering the ways to get on and off the bus and the routes. MTA buses are vehicles with orange lines on a white background and have about 200 routes. The ticket price is $1.75 per day in the city. If you travel for one day, you can buy a $5 one-day pass at the railway station or bus service center, plus a smart card, for a total of $7. If the same direction is 25 cents, you can transfer twice in an hour (you need to ask the driver for the transfer ticket)<
city center circular bus (DASH)
dash is a minibus that travels around the city center, with five routes from a to E. It is very convenient for tourists because it passes through shopping center, art gallery, Broadway, Chinatown, union station, Alvira street and other main sightseeing spots in the city center. In addition, there are routes to Hollywood. Dash runs every 5-15 minutes and is not available on Sundays and festivals. The distance between the sites is about one block, and each site has a 39; DASH' Logo. The cost is 25 cents. It's free to change to another route. If you want to change to another route, you should ask for a transfer ticket from the driver when you take the bus for the first time
buses in all cities
in addition to dash, there are bus routes in all cities
Santa Monica city bus lines
also known as big blue bus. Convenient from Los Angeles International Airport To Santa Monica, from Santa Monica to west wood and other places
route maps are available at the Santa Monica tourist office. The ticket price is 50 cents and the transfer is free
Long Beach transit
with Metro blue line station as the center,
there are routes to Queen Mary, Harbour Village, St. Peter and other places. Information is in the long beach line station. The fare is 75 cents, 5 cents for transfer and 25 cents for MTA bus
the orange count Transit District (octd bus)
with Orange County as the center, there are many routes, so it's very convenient to go to the seaside. The ticket price is 90 cents and the transfer is free. Blue line
a small subway running on a narrow rail, connecting the 7th St. subway center in the city center to the city center of long beach. It's about an hour's journey, through 22 stops. It's $1.75
red line
the earliest formal subway in Los Angeles opened about 6.5 km from union station to mid Wilshire. Comfortable and safe, 1.75 dollars
green line
from the lidon road beach of Los Angeles International Airport to Norwalk. Each stop is connected with bus routes such as MTA, and the fare is $1.75
gold line
from Pasadena to East Los Angeles, near the city of Monterey Park, drives in a U-shaped route on the map, connecting Chinatown and union station
purple line
from union station to Korea city is a short line of underground railway
Expo Line
the newly built railway, opened in 2012, starts from 7th st road in the city center and passes through the University of Southern California
(Metro can also be used if there is a one-day Metro pass, because it is a company with Metro bus)
Los Angeles Mass Rapid Transit System
Los Angeles mass rapid transit system is an urban mass rapid transit system in Los Angeles, California, which is operated by the Los Angeles Metropolitan Transportation Bureau. The Pacific Electric red car system and Los Angeles Railway Yellow car lines, which were operated in the middle of the 20th century, can be regarded as the forerunners of today's system. The system has three light rail systems and two underground railways, with a total length of 117.64 km and 62 stations. According to the statistics in June 2006, the daily traffic volume is about 276900 people on non holidays. Fees are a little more expensive than other cities, and the urban area is also large, which costs a lot of money. But it's the easiest way to get to the destination directly. Different from China, you can't call at the roadside. When you want to use the car, you can call at the hotel or restaurant by telephone or take a taxi in the taxi zone near the bus stop. There may be an extra charge for carrying large luggage. In addition, the price printed by the meter plus a tip of 10% - 15%
car rental
the most efficient means of transportation for free travel in Greater Los Angeles is car rental. As long as you memorize the signs on the highway, you can drive easily. It's easy to rent a car in the car rental companies that are everywhere in Los Angeles. According to the size and type of car, the rent is different; Generally, the economy type is cheaper than the standard type
when you rent a car, you need a passport, an international driver's license and a credit card. Insurance must also be bought. The rent varies from company to company, estimated at $25 to $30 per day. Los Angeles International Airport (LAX)
in 2006, lax received 61 million passengers and 2 million tons of cargo, which is the fifth busiest airport in the world, the largest and the closest to the urban area. When tourists arrive at the Los Angeles International Airport, all the round-trip transportation, taxis, buses, light rail vehicles and other vehicles have been lined up, waiting for them to be quickly transported to all corners of the city. Do you want to know how to choose the best land transportation and get to the place you want to go quickly? As long as you enter the computer terminal system "convenient assistant" in or around lax, the problem can be solved; If you drive to a friend's house or anywhere else, you can also use the system to find a free parking space nearby. Lax is 35 miles east of the city, serving the fast-growing parts of San Bernardino and liverside, East Los Angeles and Northern Orange Counties, with an annual passenger flow of 6 million. In 2003 alone, 6.5 million passengers chose to receive services at the airport, and the cargo volume of the airport reached 547461 tons
other major airports
other major commercial airports in the region are:
Los Angeles World Airport (Lawa), Bob Hope Airport, Long Beach Airport, John Wayne Airport, Palmdale Regional Airport, van Nuys airport Ontario International Airport
it's the green line, from the lidon road beach of Los Angeles International Airport to Norwalk. Each stop is connected to bus routes such as MTA, and the fare is $1.25. If you have a metro one-day pass, you can also take the subway, because this is the same company as metro bus
Hollywood made many stars come into being, and the American dream began at that time. When you go to Los Angeles, you can't avoid a stroll. As long as you pass the English test, it seems that you won't have so much trouble when choosing the means of transportation. if you have to compare, I think self driving is the most convenient
no matter what means of transportation you choose to start your journey, don't be in a hurry, and leave before you feel the joy of the city< in a foreign country, there is no busy work and exhausted interpersonal relationship to do and maintain, so let your heart slow down and feel the foreign customs slowly
1. Rail mass transit is divided into two different systems: Metro Rail Rapid Transit and Metro link tram; Metro Rail mass transit in Losangeles public transportation mainly links the main attractions of the city center, Hollywood, Universal Studios (Universal City), Pasadena, Long Beach and so on.
2. There are quite a number of bus systems. The most important and the most extensive one is Metro bus operated by metro. However, it has a disadvantage that it can hardly get through and needs to transfer. Metro bus belongs to Los Angeles County, and ladot's La dash bus and other local bus systems. Detailed information can be found on their official website In the United States, you can email the travel information of scenic spots or the map of the MRT bus directly to your home for free, and the local travel information website often has travel information for free.)
3. Another thing worth mentioning is dash, which is also a bus. Compared with Metro, its scope is near the downtown of Los Angeles, but its waiting time is relatively long. The last bus runs until 5 p.m. But it's cheaper, and you can have a free transfer ticket. The best thing is that there is a dash FF station at USC gate 5 (Jefferson Street). It's OK to take it to old Chinatown to get a haircut or something.