where can i purchase goats for my farm in riverside, ca?
i need to purchase goats for my farm i live in riverside, ca but willing to travel to a surrounding community
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Ask a mexican, I swear they will know.
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I have seen some goat for sale signs in the San Bernardino area of Muscoy. Maybe they are still there, you should check it out. Muscoy is a rural area next to the city of San Bernardino.
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There are many goat farms. Please read about herd management and the different breeds of goats first, if you don't all ready know this. The breed of goat you choose will depend on what you want the goat for. You can look up all kinds of goat farms that have kids or adult goats for sale on the internet. All so all kinds of web sites with great herd management information from experienced goat farmers. Have fun, J
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Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Monday, November 1, 2010
About What is the best building and room at Disney's Port Orleans Riverside
What is the best building and room at Disney's Port Orleans Riverside?
Will be staying at Port Orleans Riverside this summer. Booked a room with a water view, but not sure what we will be getting. Is there a generally preferred building there? Would like convenience to transportation, pool and food balanced with nice view. Also, travelling with twin 11 year old girls and 14 year old girl. Will they like Port Orleans? Older daughter thought it looked like a retirement home! Please tell me she's wrong and will enjoy it. Finally, our family stayed at the Polynesian back in 2000 and really enjoyed the theming and atmosphere. How does Port Orleans stack up?
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As your daughter has demonstrated, beauty is in the eye of the beholder -- so, there's no way of knowing if Riverside will be a big hit until you get there. That being said, I have no doubt that everyone will enjoy the resort. The food court and sit-down restaurant are both located in the main/central area, and are easily accessible to all the room buildings -- each section (as well as the lobby) has their own bus stop as well, so you shouldn't have to go far to get to the busses if you choose to use Disney transportation. Yes, the "manor"-style homes do resemble an old folks home -- but, that's the idea. The "story" behind Port Orleans Riverside is that, as folks started building in the southern U.S., structures were close to the center of town, and had a more rustic, unfinished look -- hence, the 'Alligator Bayou' buildings/rooms have a more woodsy appearance. However, as you move further "down river", the buildings/rooms take on a more 'classy' appearance, as materials were a bit more plentiful to folks in those days. You can request a particular building/section. If you want to be closer to the pool and lobby (restaurants), ask for the Alligator Bayou section. The water-view is a waste of money, in my opinion. You won't be spending that much time looking out your window! :-D There's a nice swimming/pool/activity area in the center of the resort, and there's a boat that runs between Downtown Disney -- it's actually pretty cool, and a nice break if you have the time. Enjoy your trip!
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First let me answer by saying Yay WaltDisneyWorld!!!!! Second I have to admit I have no clear answer to your question since I never stayed at Port New Orleans. The only intelligent thing I have to say on the matter is that the last time I was there I stayed in the uber cheap Contemporary Resort. I had a room with a view of the water and every night after dark all the rooms with a water view were treated to a cute little floating parade/light show i.e. small barges with colored lights and representations of characters. It's was just simple stuff, nothing really extraordinary or eye catching, but there was a touch of music. Anyhoo I thought it was cool. Maybe they do the same thing for all the resorts with a waterline view. The wilderness lodge looked awesome btw, I roamed around there during the daytime (took the wrong water ferry) and have been dying to stay there ever since. Yeah the Polynesian has a really fun atmosphere, I agree with you on that. Have fun!
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well im a 15 year old girl and i can say she is wrong.... i have never stayed there but i seen it .... it has the look and spirit of here in new orleans......but not as great ....there food can not compare to the real thing.... i should open a restraunt with real new orleans soul food there food in orlando is just bland but any ways the hotel is a great experience and if you not already live here it will defintly make you want to visit the big easy...... SO TRY IT WHAT CAN YOU LOOSE YOULL LOVE IT............. ALWAYS LET IT ROLL NEW ORLEANS STYLE......... P.S TELL THEM PEOPLE THAT YOU SAY NEW ORLEANS (NEW OR---LANS) NOT NEW ORRRLEEENS HAVE FUNNNNNN
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don't just stay at the hotel, go to downtown disney and to disney world, the girls will enjoy it much better if they are not only at the hotel
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About How many hours from Riverside to Mexicali
Will be staying at Port Orleans Riverside this summer. Booked a room with a water view, but not sure what we will be getting. Is there a generally preferred building there? Would like convenience to transportation, pool and food balanced with nice view. Also, travelling with twin 11 year old girls and 14 year old girl. Will they like Port Orleans? Older daughter thought it looked like a retirement home! Please tell me she's wrong and will enjoy it. Finally, our family stayed at the Polynesian back in 2000 and really enjoyed the theming and atmosphere. How does Port Orleans stack up?
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As your daughter has demonstrated, beauty is in the eye of the beholder -- so, there's no way of knowing if Riverside will be a big hit until you get there. That being said, I have no doubt that everyone will enjoy the resort. The food court and sit-down restaurant are both located in the main/central area, and are easily accessible to all the room buildings -- each section (as well as the lobby) has their own bus stop as well, so you shouldn't have to go far to get to the busses if you choose to use Disney transportation. Yes, the "manor"-style homes do resemble an old folks home -- but, that's the idea. The "story" behind Port Orleans Riverside is that, as folks started building in the southern U.S., structures were close to the center of town, and had a more rustic, unfinished look -- hence, the 'Alligator Bayou' buildings/rooms have a more woodsy appearance. However, as you move further "down river", the buildings/rooms take on a more 'classy' appearance, as materials were a bit more plentiful to folks in those days. You can request a particular building/section. If you want to be closer to the pool and lobby (restaurants), ask for the Alligator Bayou section. The water-view is a waste of money, in my opinion. You won't be spending that much time looking out your window! :-D There's a nice swimming/pool/activity area in the center of the resort, and there's a boat that runs between Downtown Disney -- it's actually pretty cool, and a nice break if you have the time. Enjoy your trip!
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First let me answer by saying Yay WaltDisneyWorld!!!!! Second I have to admit I have no clear answer to your question since I never stayed at Port New Orleans. The only intelligent thing I have to say on the matter is that the last time I was there I stayed in the uber cheap Contemporary Resort. I had a room with a view of the water and every night after dark all the rooms with a water view were treated to a cute little floating parade/light show i.e. small barges with colored lights and representations of characters. It's was just simple stuff, nothing really extraordinary or eye catching, but there was a touch of music. Anyhoo I thought it was cool. Maybe they do the same thing for all the resorts with a waterline view. The wilderness lodge looked awesome btw, I roamed around there during the daytime (took the wrong water ferry) and have been dying to stay there ever since. Yeah the Polynesian has a really fun atmosphere, I agree with you on that. Have fun!
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well im a 15 year old girl and i can say she is wrong.... i have never stayed there but i seen it .... it has the look and spirit of here in new orleans......but not as great ....there food can not compare to the real thing.... i should open a restraunt with real new orleans soul food there food in orlando is just bland but any ways the hotel is a great experience and if you not already live here it will defintly make you want to visit the big easy...... SO TRY IT WHAT CAN YOU LOOSE YOULL LOVE IT............. ALWAYS LET IT ROLL NEW ORLEANS STYLE......... P.S TELL THEM PEOPLE THAT YOU SAY NEW ORLEANS (NEW OR---LANS) NOT NEW ORRRLEEENS HAVE FUNNNNNN
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don't just stay at the hotel, go to downtown disney and to disney world, the girls will enjoy it much better if they are not only at the hotel
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About How many hours from Riverside to Mexicali
Friday, October 1, 2010
About How many hours from Riverside to Mexicali
How many hours from Riverside to Mexicali?
Hey. I was wondering if someone could help me with this. Its not homework or anything like that, just something i need to figure out. I'm traveling to Mexicali, Baja California, Mexico tomorrow, from the city of Riverside. I know its 141 miles from here to there. But i would like to know, about how many hours would that take? If u can help, i would really appreciated thanks!
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Well, at 60 MPH, that equates to 2.35 hours. At 70 MPH, that is a tad over 2 hours. But factor in Southern California traffic and a border crossing; you're most likely looking at 2.5 hours.
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google maps says it is 176 miles at 3hrs 24min so you must be traveling a different route or not starting in the same place. go onto google maps and type in your starting and ending address and it will tell you how long
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Hi I live in Mexicali its cool you are coming to Mexicali, when I get to Riverside like 3 years ago it took me about 3 hours with all the traffic
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Hey. I was wondering if someone could help me with this. Its not homework or anything like that, just something i need to figure out. I'm traveling to Mexicali, Baja California, Mexico tomorrow, from the city of Riverside. I know its 141 miles from here to there. But i would like to know, about how many hours would that take? If u can help, i would really appreciated thanks!
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Well, at 60 MPH, that equates to 2.35 hours. At 70 MPH, that is a tad over 2 hours. But factor in Southern California traffic and a border crossing; you're most likely looking at 2.5 hours.
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google maps says it is 176 miles at 3hrs 24min so you must be traveling a different route or not starting in the same place. go onto google maps and type in your starting and ending address and it will tell you how long
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Hi I live in Mexicali its cool you are coming to Mexicali, when I get to Riverside like 3 years ago it took me about 3 hours with all the traffic
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Wednesday, September 1, 2010
About Do i need any type of Id or what do i need to be able to travel on greyhound form state to state
Do i need any type of Id or what do i need to be able to travel on greyhound form state to state?
i have a friend that is going to travel from elko nv to riverside californa and she will start in nv
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No, not as long as you stay in the continental U.S. but you would need one to go to Alaska.
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You would also need a passport to travel through Canada to Alaska...if you were to go there. However...you REALLY need to have I.D. on you. Carry something that says who you are, and apply for a state I.D. card as soon as you can.
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It's best to always travel with identification on you. There may be instances where you will need to prove your identity especially when travelling.
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i have a friend that is going to travel from elko nv to riverside californa and she will start in nv
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No, not as long as you stay in the continental U.S. but you would need one to go to Alaska.
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You would also need a passport to travel through Canada to Alaska...if you were to go there. However...you REALLY need to have I.D. on you. Carry something that says who you are, and apply for a state I.D. card as soon as you can.
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It's best to always travel with identification on you. There may be instances where you will need to prove your identity especially when travelling.
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Sunday, August 1, 2010
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Is there any cool places to go on a first date in Riverside, California?
I just recently met a girl on E-Harmony. She lives in Riverside, Ca. I live in San Dimas, Ca. I don't travel out there much and don't know the area that well. I want to take her on a first date out in Riverside some where but don't know where. Any suggestions. FYI! We are both in our 30's.
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oh try the mission inn...its a hotel, spa and has various restaurants.... and the place is just so gorgeous you can check out their website http://www.missioninn.com/ trust me she will love it... you can check it out and they give you prices too =) have fun
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she probably knows places in riverside too well. take her somewhere else..somewhere interesting..maybe outside of riverside but not too far...u will probably take her to a place she's been before..i live in corona this whole county is boring and not cool..the OC has a lot of beautiful chill places.
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I just recently met a girl on E-Harmony. She lives in Riverside, Ca. I live in San Dimas, Ca. I don't travel out there much and don't know the area that well. I want to take her on a first date out in Riverside some where but don't know where. Any suggestions. FYI! We are both in our 30's.
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oh try the mission inn...its a hotel, spa and has various restaurants.... and the place is just so gorgeous you can check out their website http://www.missioninn.com/ trust me she will love it... you can check it out and they give you prices too =) have fun
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she probably knows places in riverside too well. take her somewhere else..somewhere interesting..maybe outside of riverside but not too far...u will probably take her to a place she's been before..i live in corona this whole county is boring and not cool..the OC has a lot of beautiful chill places.
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Thursday, July 1, 2010
About How to get from Ontario Airport to UC Riverside
How to get from Ontario Airport to UC Riverside?
I need to know the cheapest way i can commute from Ontario Airport to Riverside University. I will be traveling a lot and i need to save myself some money. What would be the best possible way?
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when do you want to leave you don't say are you traveling on weekday or weekend again you don't say one way would be to use super shuttle. assuming you are departing in the afternoon you could take e OMNITRANS BUS 61 departing from holt and vineyard to ontario mills arriving at either 3:20 or 3:45 02:47PM 03:20PM 33 mins FONTANA mo 03:02PM 03:35PM 33 mins then transferring to RTA line 204 departing atv 3:44pm direct to ucr now this is Weekday ONLY and only operates peak hours cost is $1.50 on omintrans and $3.00 on RTA
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Omnitrans Route 61 to Ontario Mills mall ($1.50) and then there at the mall transitcenter transfer to Riverside Transit Agency Commuterlink Route 204 which will take you to downtown Riverside and UCR($3.00). RTA Commuterlink doesnt have a high frquency because its mainly for commuters but Omnitrans Route 61 has a frequency of every 15 minutes.
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I need to know the cheapest way i can commute from Ontario Airport to Riverside University. I will be traveling a lot and i need to save myself some money. What would be the best possible way?
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when do you want to leave you don't say are you traveling on weekday or weekend again you don't say one way would be to use super shuttle. assuming you are departing in the afternoon you could take e OMNITRANS BUS 61 departing from holt and vineyard to ontario mills arriving at either 3:20 or 3:45 02:47PM 03:20PM 33 mins FONTANA mo 03:02PM 03:35PM 33 mins then transferring to RTA line 204 departing atv 3:44pm direct to ucr now this is Weekday ONLY and only operates peak hours cost is $1.50 on omintrans and $3.00 on RTA
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Omnitrans Route 61 to Ontario Mills mall ($1.50) and then there at the mall transitcenter transfer to Riverside Transit Agency Commuterlink Route 204 which will take you to downtown Riverside and UCR($3.00). RTA Commuterlink doesnt have a high frquency because its mainly for commuters but Omnitrans Route 61 has a frequency of every 15 minutes.
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Tuesday, June 1, 2010
About I am flying out of Bob Hope/ Burbank airport- mid week how much travel time should I allow from Riverside
I am flying out of Bob Hope/ Burbank airport- mid week how much travel time should I allow from Riverside?
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lol i live in riverside as well but i travel to LAX. But i know were Burbank is. usually the golden rule is three hours. but two is also fine since its a little closer. 2-3 for sure you never what might happen. i missed a flight once it stinks to get another last notice. bring something to entertain you just in case you get there to early..
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Hey Mary, If you are riding by yourself, than figure at a minimum of 2.5 hours from Riverside to Burbank, due to mid day/mid week traffic. (that is figuring you will run up the 210 and loop it all the way around the valley to the 134 and onto the 5). If you are traveling with someone, than you can run the HOV lane and that will help with traffic flow, although you know LA... Once you get to Burbank, give yourself at least 60-75 minutes to make it thru security, although Burbank has one of the best security set up for a medium size airport in the LA Basin. Good Luck and enjoy your flight...
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lol i live in riverside as well but i travel to LAX. But i know were Burbank is. usually the golden rule is three hours. but two is also fine since its a little closer. 2-3 for sure you never what might happen. i missed a flight once it stinks to get another last notice. bring something to entertain you just in case you get there to early..
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Hey Mary, If you are riding by yourself, than figure at a minimum of 2.5 hours from Riverside to Burbank, due to mid day/mid week traffic. (that is figuring you will run up the 210 and loop it all the way around the valley to the 134 and onto the 5). If you are traveling with someone, than you can run the HOV lane and that will help with traffic flow, although you know LA... Once you get to Burbank, give yourself at least 60-75 minutes to make it thru security, although Burbank has one of the best security set up for a medium size airport in the LA Basin. Good Luck and enjoy your flight...
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Saturday, May 1, 2010
About I need to buy a gift card to a good spa in the Riverside/Norco area--any suggestions
I need to buy a gift card to a good spa in the Riverside/Norco area--any suggestions?
I would like to buy a gift card for an expectant mother for a prenatal massage/facial. I live in Los Angeles though and I'm traveling to Riverside for the shower on Sunday and I would like to know of a recommendation for a good salon in that area so I can pick up the gift card on my way. Please help! 1 second ago - 3 days left to answer.
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You can pick up a Spa Finder gift card at a grocery store. They are accepted at over 4,000 spas. That way, the person can choose between the Spa's in their area that accept the gift card.
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http://www.glenivy.com/
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give then one for glen ivy hot springs its rated highly by everybody (famous stars use it) its in norco area
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I would like to buy a gift card for an expectant mother for a prenatal massage/facial. I live in Los Angeles though and I'm traveling to Riverside for the shower on Sunday and I would like to know of a recommendation for a good salon in that area so I can pick up the gift card on my way. Please help! 1 second ago - 3 days left to answer.
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You can pick up a Spa Finder gift card at a grocery store. They are accepted at over 4,000 spas. That way, the person can choose between the Spa's in their area that accept the gift card.
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http://www.glenivy.com/
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give then one for glen ivy hot springs its rated highly by everybody (famous stars use it) its in norco area
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Thursday, April 1, 2010
About Can I travel by train from Riverside, CA to Grants Pass, OR
Can I travel by train from Riverside, CA to Grants Pass, OR?
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Check with Amtrak. It goes through Siskiyou County at the top of the state, but then it goes over to Klamath Falls, OR. You may have to do a combination of train and busses.
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Not directly. You could get on at Riverside, and take the train to Dunsmuir, CA or Klamath Falls, OR then take greyhound to Grants Pass. Would still beat taking a bus the whole way. http://www.amtrak.com/servlet/ContentServer?pagename=Amtrak/am2Route/Vertical_Route_Page&c=am2Route&cid=1081256321841&ssid=137
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About METROLINK TRAVEL RIVERSIDE TO PASADENA
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Check with Amtrak. It goes through Siskiyou County at the top of the state, but then it goes over to Klamath Falls, OR. You may have to do a combination of train and busses.
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Not directly. You could get on at Riverside, and take the train to Dunsmuir, CA or Klamath Falls, OR then take greyhound to Grants Pass. Would still beat taking a bus the whole way. http://www.amtrak.com/servlet/ContentServer?pagename=Amtrak/am2Route/Vertical_Route_Page&c=am2Route&cid=1081256321841&ssid=137
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Monday, March 1, 2010
About METROLINK TRAVEL RIVERSIDE TO PASADENA
METROLINK TRAVEL RIVERSIDE TO PASADENA?
does anyone take the metrolink to pasadena? i understand you have to make changes at union station? how long is the travel time?-my job is changing locations and freeway trafic is madness -thankful for a job -however not a happy camper- thanks in advance for any info
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hahahahahha
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I've only took it once last year. I took it from the San Bernardino station to L.A. I stayed in the same cart/whatever you call it the whole way when going and coming back. Sorry I'm not sure how long it took to get there. Perhaps an hour and a half. I was listening to my music player the whole way but it is faster and smoother than taking a bus or car. You can try checking out the schedules. http://209.79.237.36/lines/schedules/
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its about a hour from Riverside to Los Angeles then yiou take the gold line to pasadena now you do have another option RTA has an expres bus to Montcair transit center where you can connect to an foothill express direct to pasadena its RTA 204 to montclair then foothill line 690 this way you advid downtown LA
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It will take about an hour on Metrolink from Riverside to LA, and then about 15 minutes on the gold line to Pasadena. The gold line is light rail, so it's fast and it comes every 10 minutes during the day. The Metrolink is a commuter train, so you need to check the schedules ahead of time.
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does anyone take the metrolink to pasadena? i understand you have to make changes at union station? how long is the travel time?-my job is changing locations and freeway trafic is madness -thankful for a job -however not a happy camper- thanks in advance for any info
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hahahahahha
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I've only took it once last year. I took it from the San Bernardino station to L.A. I stayed in the same cart/whatever you call it the whole way when going and coming back. Sorry I'm not sure how long it took to get there. Perhaps an hour and a half. I was listening to my music player the whole way but it is faster and smoother than taking a bus or car. You can try checking out the schedules. http://209.79.237.36/lines/schedules/
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its about a hour from Riverside to Los Angeles then yiou take the gold line to pasadena now you do have another option RTA has an expres bus to Montcair transit center where you can connect to an foothill express direct to pasadena its RTA 204 to montclair then foothill line 690 this way you advid downtown LA
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It will take about an hour on Metrolink from Riverside to LA, and then about 15 minutes on the gold line to Pasadena. The gold line is light rail, so it's fast and it comes every 10 minutes during the day. The Metrolink is a commuter train, so you need to check the schedules ahead of time.
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Monday, February 1, 2010
About What is the best way to travel between Palm springs and Riverside
What is the best way to travel between Palm springs and Riverside?
I have tried a taxi service but it was too expensive. I have tried both Amtrak and Greyhound and they provide service but only once a day back. Is there a cheap service that can take me to and from? Any help would be appreciated because I am planning a great vacation in southern california. -Joe
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Renting a car is probably your best option. They are only about 1 hour away driving. Are Palm Springs & Riverside considered part of your "great vacation"? Palm Springs is a good get away for people from So Cal but it's nothing special. I can't think of any reason to stop in Riverside on a vacation.
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I have tried a taxi service but it was too expensive. I have tried both Amtrak and Greyhound and they provide service but only once a day back. Is there a cheap service that can take me to and from? Any help would be appreciated because I am planning a great vacation in southern california. -Joe
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Renting a car is probably your best option. They are only about 1 hour away driving. Are Palm Springs & Riverside considered part of your "great vacation"? Palm Springs is a good get away for people from So Cal but it's nothing special. I can't think of any reason to stop in Riverside on a vacation.
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Friday, January 1, 2010
About How easy is it to travel on the subway from Boston Logan airport to Newton Riverside Station
How easy is it to travel on the subway from Boston Logan airport to Newton Riverside Station?
We will be staying at the Hotel Indigo next to the Riverside Station. What is the best way to get there? Would like to take the subway if you can travel easy with luggage.
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Take the silver line to park street and pick up the D line of the green line. The silver line has accomodations for your luggage, but the green line is a pain in the BUTT. Still, it's a pretty direct route. When you get into Logan, just ask the info desk where to pick up the silver line. There should be plenty of signs as well.
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Take the T shuttle bus to the Blue line, and take the blue line outbound to Government center, get off there and switch to the green line and take the D train to Riverside. Just so you know if you buy a T ticket it will be more money than if you had the link pass. T here with ticket is $2.00 and with the card it is $1.70.
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MBTA.com has a trip planner that you can map out your trip depending on how fast of a trip you want to take, how many transfers you're willing to make, etc. But the airport shuttle to the Blue Line to Government to switch to the green line is probably your best bet. There are always people on the train with luggage coming from the airport, but if you are planning on doing this at rush hour (between 4:30 and 6) the trains are insanely crowded and you may get a lot of dirty looks.
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Go to the site below. This site has something called trip planner. So just go to the trip planner. The second website listed below is the direct link to the trip planner. On the start address just Logan international airport and in the end address you can either write the hotels address or write Newton Riverside Station, and by the way green line is a pain in the butt if you have lots luggage. If you don't want to go to the site then here is a detailed info for you and by the way be sure to put $6.00 handy or as a bus pass because thats how much its going to cost you to be exact its $5.50 Here is the route, these are the two routes first one will be more comfortable and easy capable for you bags but it will take longer 158 mins. * Itinerary 1 - 158 mins. * Silver Line ServiceSl1 Silver Line South Station view route Depart from Terminal B Stop 1 Arrive at So Station Silver Line (inbound) * Bus Service558 Riverside Via Newton Cor & Mass Pike Depart from Otis St & Summer St Arrive at Riverside Sta This second one is much quicker but a real pain. ( I don't prefer this ) * Itinerary 2 - Approx. 89 mins. Print Itineraries Itinerary 1 - 158 mins. * Silver Line ServiceSl1 Silver Line South Station view route 10:37 AM Depart from Terminal B Stop 1 10:58 AM Arrive at So Station Silver Line (inbound) * Bus Service558 Riverside Via Newton Cor & Mass Pike view route 12:17 PM Depart from Otis St & Summer St 1:05 PM Arrive at Riverside Sta * Cost: Regular fare Senior/Disabled fare $5.50 $2.00 Itinerary 2 - Approx. 89 mins. * Silver Line ServiceSl1 Silver Line South Station Depart from Terminal B Stop 1 Arrive at So Station Silver Line (inbound) * Subway ServiceTake Red Line- Alewife To Park St Station Depart from South Station - Inbound Arrive at Park St Station - to Alewife * Subway ServiceTake Green- D Riverside Sta To Riverside Station Depart from Park St Station - Green Line - D Branch Arrive at Riverside Station - Green Line thats all
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Take the silver line
We will be staying at the Hotel Indigo next to the Riverside Station. What is the best way to get there? Would like to take the subway if you can travel easy with luggage.
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Take the silver line to park street and pick up the D line of the green line. The silver line has accomodations for your luggage, but the green line is a pain in the BUTT. Still, it's a pretty direct route. When you get into Logan, just ask the info desk where to pick up the silver line. There should be plenty of signs as well.
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Take the T shuttle bus to the Blue line, and take the blue line outbound to Government center, get off there and switch to the green line and take the D train to Riverside. Just so you know if you buy a T ticket it will be more money than if you had the link pass. T here with ticket is $2.00 and with the card it is $1.70.
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MBTA.com has a trip planner that you can map out your trip depending on how fast of a trip you want to take, how many transfers you're willing to make, etc. But the airport shuttle to the Blue Line to Government to switch to the green line is probably your best bet. There are always people on the train with luggage coming from the airport, but if you are planning on doing this at rush hour (between 4:30 and 6) the trains are insanely crowded and you may get a lot of dirty looks.
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Go to the site below. This site has something called trip planner. So just go to the trip planner. The second website listed below is the direct link to the trip planner. On the start address just Logan international airport and in the end address you can either write the hotels address or write Newton Riverside Station, and by the way green line is a pain in the butt if you have lots luggage. If you don't want to go to the site then here is a detailed info for you and by the way be sure to put $6.00 handy or as a bus pass because thats how much its going to cost you to be exact its $5.50 Here is the route, these are the two routes first one will be more comfortable and easy capable for you bags but it will take longer 158 mins. * Itinerary 1 - 158 mins. * Silver Line ServiceSl1 Silver Line South Station view route Depart from Terminal B Stop 1 Arrive at So Station Silver Line (inbound) * Bus Service558 Riverside Via Newton Cor & Mass Pike Depart from Otis St & Summer St Arrive at Riverside Sta This second one is much quicker but a real pain. ( I don't prefer this ) * Itinerary 2 - Approx. 89 mins. Print Itineraries Itinerary 1 - 158 mins. * Silver Line ServiceSl1 Silver Line South Station view route 10:37 AM Depart from Terminal B Stop 1 10:58 AM Arrive at So Station Silver Line (inbound) * Bus Service558 Riverside Via Newton Cor & Mass Pike view route 12:17 PM Depart from Otis St & Summer St 1:05 PM Arrive at Riverside Sta * Cost: Regular fare Senior/Disabled fare $5.50 $2.00 Itinerary 2 - Approx. 89 mins. * Silver Line ServiceSl1 Silver Line South Station Depart from Terminal B Stop 1 Arrive at So Station Silver Line (inbound) * Subway ServiceTake Red Line- Alewife To Park St Station Depart from South Station - Inbound Arrive at Park St Station - to Alewife * Subway ServiceTake Green- D Riverside Sta To Riverside Station Depart from Park St Station - Green Line - D Branch Arrive at Riverside Station - Green Line thats all
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Take the silver line
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