Long Beach Transportation

 8 Reviews  By Car : The city can be reached from several major freeways. The San Diego (I-405) and the Pacific Coast Highway (Hwy 1) pass through Long Beach. The Long Beach Freeway (I-710 take you directly into... 

 Yaqui Says:  They have many types of services:Regular Service:Long Beach Transit takes you just about anywhere you want to go in Long Beach, Lakewood and Signal Hill. We... 

 marinarena Says:  Long Beach Transit offers great options to get around the city. If you are a tourist or a local, take advantage of this usually efficient and clean bus service.... 

 marinarena Says:  The Metro Blue Line rail is a great way to reach Long beach via Los Angeles. The line starts at 7th St and Metro in downtown Los Angeles and ends at the Transit... 

 WaRPer Says:  "The Metro Blue Line" -- Only $1.50 each way!! A very cheap, safe and convenient way to travel between the 2 cities. The train runs from 7th St Metro station... 

 atufft Says:  There is a catamaran boat transit service which plies the coastline of Long Beach, mostly between dock #4 near the Aquarium and the Alamitos Yacht Harbor.... 

 atufft Says:  The Passport Bus is a Long Beach transit system that services the tourist area well. It runs between the two main ports of the Aqua Link system, which is good... 

 marinarena Says:  Make sure to read carefully the headsigns of Metro rail lines and buses. In the special case of the Blue Line, be alert about the headsign when heading south... 

 marinarena Says:  A free and convenient bus downtown is the purple Pine Ave bus which departs from Shoreline Village (pictured), passing The Pike and makes its way down Pine Ave,... 

 marinarena Says:  Well, you should already have the passport from your native country ready on hand- but you should also have a opportunity to ride the Passport bus! Look for the... 

 kyoub Says:  If you want to take a tour of the bay or go out fishing, you can rent a boat by the half day or day. In the wintertime they have plastic around them so you... 

 Carmela71 Says:  You will find them in all the places. You can also rent them but we enjoyed enough our convertible ;-) so no need.I still do not understand why people like... 

 Dabs Says:  If the boat ride to Catalina seems too long and you have some money to burn, another option is taking a helicopter. The helicopter appeared to leave from the... 

 Dabs Says:  Several years ago we took the ferry over to Catalina Island for the day and it was a lovely day trip. Ferries to Catalina Island can be picked up in Long Beach,... 

 DaveRowley Says:  $3 1 day pass ticket at the Transportation Mall (1st/Pine) gets you on any bus and Metro tram in the LB area...you can get any bus into LB then get on the Metro... 

 DaveRowley Says:  $2.50 from Huntingdon Beach up to Long Beach...the ticket I mentioned on my HB page gets you into Long Beach also. Get off bus 1(San Clemente to Long Beach) at... 

 VdV Says:  Long Beach airport (LGB) is a terrific alternative to LAX for getting to/out of southern California. Much less crowded, and far less hassles than when flying... 

 TinKan Says:  Here you can take a cruise around the harbor for 45 min. From the boat you can see the Queen Mary, The dome that covers the Spruse Goose and many other ships... 

 american_tourister Says:  Jet Blue offers twice daily service from JFK. I am a 100,000 mile per year flyer and was really impressed by the price ($480.00 round trip on 3 day notice),... 

 ejroberts Says:  For more extensive touring around Long Beach you can ride the Passport - the excellent Long Beach shuttle. As indicated in the route map many of the routes are... 

 Herwig1961 Says:  At Shoreline village you can rent a bicycle.There are perfect roads,ways to ride around Long Beach. 

 Herwig1961 Says:  I have seen this ,,vehicles`` often in and around L.A.I am still stunned by this things. 

 Herwig1961 Says:  There is a Metro station at Pine Avenue.The Metro goes from/to Downtown Los Angeles .