taxi cost to Target

[nonzerosum]

I noticed that there is a Target that seems to be relatively close. Approx. how much would cab fare be to Target from the Grand Californian? Is it a "good" Target, or kinda a b-lister? Thanks!

 

[PrincessSitka]

Thank you for asking. I wanted to know the answer to this as well.

 

[jlmarr]

I noticed that there is a Target that seems to be relatively close. Approx. how much would cab fare be to Target from the Grand Californian? Is it a "good" Target, or kinda a b-lister? Thanks!

The Target on Euclid and Lincoln is about 2 miles away and is a nice, new one with some grocery items, no produce. The Target on Harbor Blvd in Garden Grove is 3+ miles away and I'd call it B list. Neither are SuperTargets, though - none of those in OC. Don't know about taxi fare, but 2 miles shouldn't cost that much.

 

[DavidaTN]

If you check out the Anaheim Resort Transit map, one of the routes has stops all around the Target on Harbor at Chapman.

An all day pass, with unlimited rides, is $3.00

http :// www (dot) rideart.org/index.php?loc=3 (remove the spaces and replace dot)

 

[DisCookie]

It seemed like a normal Target to me, it wasn't a Super Target and I don't remember seeing much in the way of food. There was a Dollar Bonanza next to it. (I was looking for rain ponchos, Target was all out and I found the last Adult one at the Dollar Bonanza)

 

[jlmarr]

It seemed like a normal Target to me, it wasn't a Super Target and I don't remember seeing much in the way of food. There was a Dollar Bonanza next to it. (I was looking for rain ponchos, Target was all out and I found the last Adult one at the Dollar Bonanza)

I presume you're talking about the Target on Harbor Blvd near Chapman. Yes, the one on Euclid is better IMO, but isn't easy to get to via public transit from DLR.

 

[LOVEDISNEYLAND]

I presume you're talking about the Target on Harbor Blvd near Chapman. Yes, the one on Euclid is better IMO, but isn't easy to get to via public transit from DLR.

I was wondering why you thought that one was better? I never knew there were more then one Target in the area. Maybe we'll have to try that one instead.

 

[jlmarr]

I was wondering why you thought that one was better? I never knew there were more then one Target in the area. Maybe we'll have to try that one instead.

It's large, fairly new (opened in summer 2008) and has a significant grocery/staples section. No produce but they do have several aisles of refrigerated/frozen items - the Harbor Blvd Target doesn't have that . Plus there's a mini-Starbucks near checkout if that's a plus for you (doesn't do anything for me).