Sunday, April 4, 2010

How can you get from Riverside, CA to LA without a car and how much does it cost? -

If you can t rent a car, what kind of transportation between these cities is available?

Greyhound IS still in Riverside. The round-trip price is about the same as for Metrolink train - around twenty dollars. Maybe you can check the schedules for Greyhound and Metrolink with the links others have provided and see which times best fit your travel plans. I ve taken both Greyhound and Metrolink in the past few months and found both of them to be safe and comfortable.But one thing you need to think about is the train goes to Union Station in Los Angeles, which is a MUCH better location to make connections to other public transit in LA, including the subway and gold line. It s a real nice station and across the street from Olvera Street.

sheshe what a lot of crappy answerfirst greyhound no services Riverside in the first place (the city evicted them)the best way is to use metrolink during the week they have two routesthe riverside line and 91 lineon the weekend *some* trains on the san bernadino line are extended to Riversidealso certian times of the day RTA has an express commuter bus to Montclair metrolink stationweekdays only at montclair you then can either take metrolink or foothill silver streak into LosAngeles

Metrolink is the best option.See www.metrolinktrains.comThere are 2 lines, the Riverside line and the 91 line.

Metrolink will take you between Riverside and LA. I don t the know the cost, but I suspect a roundtrip ticket would be at least $10 unless you buy a monthly pass.

I m pretty sure Metrolink goes there, but just do what TravelMark (above) says he knows this stuff like the back of his hand...

Try going to www.greyhound.com for bus schedules and fares.

i live in riverside, and i go to la almost every weekthere isnt anything. just the car. im sorry : /

Magic Kingdoms Fantasyland refurbishment? -

Hi, guys...just wondering what the time frame will be for the new refurbishment...We live clear across the country so we don t get to do WDW all that often...so I wanted to get a ballpark estimate of when the start and finish date will be. Thanks!

They are breaking ground sometime next year. There are two phases that will be opening at separate times: An new area based on the Disney Princesses is expected to open in 2012, then a new area based on Pixie Hollow is expected to open in 2013.

Sometime in 2010 they will be closing ToonTown Fair as part of the refurbishment. They re supposed to be finished in 2013...I couldn t find a lot of details.

Just beware that WDW s Magic Kingdom is not like Cali s Disneyland.For starters, they dont have Pirates of the Carribean or the Matterhorn.Their It s a Small World is actually small.Plus, you can go inside their castle there- don t miss that breakfast, by the way, if you can get it, it s always sold out in advance. (Cinderella s buffet i think is what it s called)

Is construction work picking up in Las Vegas? Or is everything still dead? -

I know there have been some big job sites that have shut down, and I m just wondering if things are starting back up.

Worse than ever. City Center had a lot of construction workers but now that it is finished so are the workers. Buildings aren t popping up like they use to. Dead as a door nail.

The answer is NO. With the finish of City Center, construction dropped to near zero.

construction work in las vegas is resting in peace, dead.