Enjoy a Trolley Ride
See the Sites. Skip the Drive.
Free Trolley Ride
Visit various points of interest and attractions around town on our famous red trolley.
Blue Route: Coastal
Historic Downtown to the waterfront and south to Cabrillo Marine Aquarium and the DoubleTree Hotel.
Red Route: Harbor
Historic Downtown along the harbor to the Battleship IOWA, LA Maritime Museum and Warehouse 9.
Green Route: Coastal & Harbor
Shared stops served by both routes.
Trolley Hours: Saturday and Sunday 12 – 6 pm
Free Trolley Ride
Visit various points of interest and attractions around town on our famous red trolley.
Blue Route: Coastal
Historic Downtown to the waterfront and south to Cabrillo Marine Aquarium and the DoubleTree Hotel.
Red Route: Harbor
Historic Downtown along the harbor to the Battleship IOWA, LA Maritime Museum and Warehouse 9.
Green Route: Coastal & Harbor
Shared stops served by both routes.
Trolley Hours: Saturday and Sunday 12 – 6 pm
We drove over to San Pedro specifically to do the Red car line. This is a route using authentic streetcars based on the red cars that used to run in Los Angeles back in the 1930s and 1940s. The route runs between the World Cruise Center and the Marina Village. This is a must for anyone who likes riding historic railways.
trainfan01
I took the redline to get to lobster and it was free and convience. The only problem was that services ends at 9 PM....so we had to walk back to our parking. The carts were full and I had to stand, but still had a great experience.
jeffd2000s
The line is short. Trolley train and stations are well restored. Water spray to music (like Bellagio, Vegas) is at the cruise dock end. This can be a little trip down memory lane for the over sixties! The station near our hotel (Crowne Plaza) was getting rebuilt so we had a long walk to the next station. Friday to Sunday. Just one dollar and a free colouring book for the kids!
Laurie or Paul D
We drove over to San Pedro specifically to do the Red car line. This is a route using authentic streetcars based on the red cars that used to run in Los Angeles back in the 1930s and 1940s. The route runs between the World Cruise Center and the Marina Village. This is a must for anyone who likes riding historic railways.
trainfan01
I took the redline to get to lobster and it was free and convience. The only problem was that services ends at 9 PM....so we had to walk back to our parking. The carts were full and I had to stand, but still had a great experience.
jeffd2000s
The line is short. Trolley train and stations are well restored. Water spray to music (like Bellagio, Vegas) is at the cruise dock end. This can be a little trip down memory lane for the over sixties! The station near our hotel (Crowne Plaza) was getting rebuilt so we had a long walk to the next station. Friday to Sunday. Just one dollar and a free colouring book for the kids!
Laurie or Paul D
What Riders are Saying
Hop on our famous San Pedro red trolley to visit various points of interest and attractions around town!
Explore San Pedro with ease aboard our famous Red Trolley! Three convenient routes, Blue, Red, and Green, connect you to top destinations including the LA Waterfront, Battleship IOWA, Downtown, and the Cruise Terminal. With clearly marked stops along the way, it’s the easiest way to experience the best of the neighborhood.
SELF-GUIDED VIDEO GHOST TOUR
Historic San Pedro has Secrets
Come hear eight of them.
Explore eight historic San Pedro sites through fun, entertaining ghost stories on your phone. Begin near the cruise terminal or at the stop closest to your location, then walk or ride the free weekend trolley at your own pace.
Take the Harbor Trolley, not the Coastal Trolley.
Start anytime
Stay flexible
No app required
30-day access
$50+ in offers
One phone per purchase
Track its real-time location and catch your ride with ease!
Stops Along the Way
