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The trolley system in San Diego serves many important locations including an international borderline, favorite shopping and dining locations, historic attractions and the harbor. The historic Old Town is also a popular location connected by the San Diego Trolley. The trolley is popular for its focus on Mission Valley, Fashion Valley, Jack Murphy Field and other interesting sites about California's history and culture.

Rules for using trolley services in San Diego

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The service is particularly known for its safety and reliability as a commuting option for people unfamiliar with the traffic and roads of the city of San Diego and surrounding areas. The trolley has a total of 3 lines, each of which connect about 10 - 15 stations including those in the residential neighborhoods and busier areas like the downtown.

San Diego Trolley on Wikipedia

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The special events at the San Diego Trolley services can be availed between stations Qualcomm Stadium and 12th & Imperial Transit Cetner. This is a line that forms along the green line and continues to form one end of the blue line. Additionally, four stations at the end of the orange line form the end four stations of the orange line beginning from Gillespie Field.

San Diego Trolley Map

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The trolley services in San Diego cost nominal amounts, especially if you are seeking a cultural experience as a tourist. The routes including urban and express routes cost 2.25 or 2.5 USD depending on the distance for normal adults. Senior citizens and other beneficial groups can avail the same booking for less than 1.5 USD. Rural routes may however be expensive owing to the greater travel distances.

San Diego Trolley Fares

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