Anaheim Transportation Tips by marinarena

'Mode': TO
Category: Bus
Getting TO/AROUND: This is very convenient to take when visiting from out-of-town or for local So Calers like me who want to go park to park (or airport) without taking the car. During the ride, I saw classic Disney films. This along with the comfortable seating made for a relaxing ride.

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Phone: (714) 938-8900
Website: http://www.airportbus.com

'Mode': TO
Category: Train
Getting TO/AROUND: Here is a very convenient way to get to Angel Staidum to see Angels baseball games. Metrolink has a stop on the Orange County Line within walking distance from the entrance gates. Also, right by this Metrolink stop is the Grove of Anaheim, a concert venue. Pictures to come! See Metrolink website!

Note: There is also an Anaheim Canyon stop on the Inland Empire line. Don't confuse it with the one on the OC. Line!

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'Mode': AROUND
Category: Car/Motor Home
Getting TO/AROUND: The road to D-Land is lengthy and congested especially during peak times, in the morning from 7-8Am and throughout the evening after 4:30 PM or so. In Anaheim, try to avoid it because it carries both local and tourist traffic. A good alternative road running parallel (north-south) to Harbor is Euclid St. Here is a more peaceful time along Harbor Blvd by D-Land hotels.

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'Mode': TO
Category: Bus
Getting TO/AROUND: Greyhound Anaheim at 100 W Winston Rd, Anaheim, CA

Anaheim has a Greyhound bus station which is unfortunately not as convenient, being not in the vicinity of city tourist areas. Also, it's not in the most attractive part of Anaheim (wouldn't say dangerous-just not attractive looking). Still, it may be advantageous to use Greyhound as a way to get to the city and arrive eventually to your favorite city destinations.

Getting to Angel Stadium/The Grove/Honda Center:
After arriving at the station, take the OCTA bus 47 South (bus sign may read "Balboa Island/Newport Beach") to Katella Ave and get off the bus. Then, take the OCTA bus 50 East (towards city of Orange- bus sign may read, "The Village of Orange") and exit at State College Blvd. The stadium entrance is a short walk from there. The entire trip should be about 30 min or less. If arriving to The Grove concert venue, get off at the very next stop from State College.

To arrive at Honda Center, keep going on the 50 bus for about a few min or so from State College and the arena will be at seen from your left.

Getting to D-Land :

Take the 47 S to Katella, exit. Then take the 50 W, exit at Harbor Blvd. Either walk a few blocks north on Harbor Blvd (should be heading left after exiting bus and getting to Harbor/Katella intersection) to arrive at the main D-Land entrance gate or wait for a 43 N bus that passes rather frequently (every 15 min or so) to entrance. The entire trip should be about 20 min more or less.

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'Mode': TO
Category: Bus
Getting TO/AROUND: OCTA 50, via Katella Ave, is a great way for tourists and locals alike to see places and do things , without luxury of a car. Some major OC stops along the route including The Village at Orange (mall), The Arrowhead Pond (sporting events, concerts) and Edison Field (just a few blocks away. Heading away from Anaheim , it arrives in Long Beach, by the Cal State LB university, where there is a major artery for other bus travel and where it's only a few miles from the water. As one of the Night Owl routes, the 50 runs virtually all night but pay heed to some cutoff times.

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