<p>Which Shuttles/ Bus do you guys take/recommend? Where do we catch it? and where exactly is it going to stop at UCSD?</p>
<p>I'm flying to SD for my move-in day so I don't know if it's comfortable taking the shuttle/bus with all my stuff (about 3 suitcases and a bike) to UCSD. I'm in Revelle. Have anyone ever done this before?</p>
<p>Thanks guys.</p>
<p>Ummmm I am flying too but I am taking the supershuttle AND my luggage is wayyyyyy less than yours (1 HUGE suitcase and 1 carry on suitcase). However, supershuttle requires you to call them for the reservation (NOT online) if you have any over sized items like bikes and more than two suitcases.</p>
<p>Being completely honest, if money isn’t a HUGE deal I would take a cab… it’s only around 30-40$ (probably not too much more than super shuttle) and frankly worth it to avoid extra stresses on move in day. I know I sure as hell wouldn’t have wanted to worry about meeting a shuttle last year on move in day when there’s 10 million other things going on.</p>
<p>oh so there is no bus/regualr shuttle that goes straight from the airport to SD? If not I guess I’ll take the cab. It can carry a bike too right? And what 100 things do you have to do on the move-in day? do’nt you just unload your stuff, get your key and put them in your room?</p>
<p>You can take the bus, but I believe you have to transfer somewhere downtown. Shuttles (like Supershuttle, Cloud 9 etc) go to UCSD but you have to make a reservation- they’re fine but I personally prefer cabs because they’re not too much more expensive and a lot more convenient.
I dunno move in day is just really hectic cause you are trying to meet people, unpack your room, do all the checklist/RA stuff… I dunno I was really nervous on move in day haha and I wouldn’t want to add a shuttle to the mix. Cabbing it would make me feel a lot more… reassured. But you might be different, that’s just my opinion.</p>
<p>p.s. if you do get a cab try to get one of the van ones so it can hold your bike. maybe call a cab company in advance to make sure.</p>
<p>PPS I didn’t know you could fly with bikes. Interesting</p>
<p>^^^Yeah I was kinda taken aback too but then I blurredly remember that Southwest does allow you with bikes but with an extra charge or something. I apologize if I am wrong though.</p>