San Diego Bus Route 227: Seacoast Dr & Evergreen Av to Otay Mesa Transit Center
Seacoast Dr & Evergreen Av ↔ Otay Mesa Transit Center
📅 Editorial review: October 2026 | ℹ️ Independent planning guide — not affiliated with MTS | 🎯 Route 227 stops, fares & schedule overview
✅ Official MTS service in San Diego: Route 227 connects Seacoast Dr & Evergreen Av with Otay Mesa Transit Center. Buses run from 3:52 AM to 11:22 PM.
📋 Route 227 Essential Information
- Route: 227 — Seacoast Dr & Evergreen Av ↔ Otay Mesa Transit Center
- Operator: MTS (San Diego)
- Stops: 9 towards Otay Mesa Transit Center; 10 towards Seacoast Dr & Evergreen Av
- First departure: 3:52 AM | Last departure: 11:22 PM
- Service: Daily, including weekends
- Fare: Single-ride fare $ 3.00
📖 About Route 227
Route 227 links Seacoast Dr & Evergreen Av and Otay Mesa Transit Center. The stop list below is the complete, current MTS pattern, so you can plan boarding and getting off with confidence.
🚏 Route 227 Complete Stop List
Towards Otay Mesa Transit Center (from Seacoast Dr & Evergreen Av)
- Seacoast Dr & Evergreen Av
- Imperial Beach Bl & 3rd St
- Imperial Beach Bl & 8th St
- Imperial Beach Bl & 13th St
- Coronado Av & Saturn Bl
- Coronado Av & Hollister St
- Iris Avenue Transit Center
- SR-905 & Caliente Av
- Otay Mesa Transit Center
Towards Seacoast Dr & Evergreen Av (from Otay Mesa Transit Center)
- Otay Mesa Transit Center
- SR-905 & Caliente Av
- Iris Avenue Transit Center
- Coronado Av & Hollister St
- Coronado Av & Saturn Bl
- Imperial Beach Bl & 13th St
- 9th St & Ebony Av
- Palm Av & 9th St
- Seacoast Dr & Dahlia Av
- Seacoast Dr & Evergreen Av
⏰ Route 227 Schedule & Service Hours
Scheduled departures from the terminal (MTS timetable via Transit, verified October 2026):
From Seacoast Dr & Evergreen Av towards Otay Mesa Transit Center
| Day | First departure | Last departure | Departures | Average interval |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Saturday | No scheduled service | |||
| Monday | 8:05 AM | 5:05 PM | 19 | ~30 min |
From Otay Mesa Transit Center towards Seacoast Dr & Evergreen Av
| Day | First departure | Last departure | Departures | Average interval |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Saturday | 4:12 AM | 11:23 PM | 68 | ~15 min |
| Monday | 3:52 AM | 11:22 PM | 88 | ~15 min |
💵 Fare Information
The single-ride fare on MTS route 227 is $ 3.00 according to the current MTS fare data. Day passes and multi-day passes are usually better value if you ride more than twice — check the agency’s official site or app for the current pass range before you travel.
🗺️ Key Destinations on Route 227
- Imperial Beach Bl & 3rd St — beach
- Imperial Beach Bl & 8th St — beach
- Imperial Beach Bl & 13th St — beach
🧭 How to Ride Route 227 — Step by Step
- Check the schedule below for your direction and get to the stop a few minutes early.
- Have your fare ready — pay on board or use the agency’s official app or card where accepted.
- Signal the driver as the bus approaches and board through the front door.
- Pull the stop-request cord or press the button before your stop and exit through the rear doors.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
What time does the first 227 bus leave?
The first scheduled departures from the terminals are at 8:05 AM from Seacoast Dr & Evergreen Av and 3:52 AM from Otay Mesa Transit Center.
What time is the last 227 bus?
The last scheduled departures are at 5:05 PM from Seacoast Dr & Evergreen Av and 11:22 PM from Otay Mesa Transit Center.
Does Route 227 run on weekends?
Yes — the current schedule shows departures every day, including Saturdays and Sundays.
Route and timetable data: MTS via Transit. Independently compiled by the BusUpdate editorial team; confirm time-sensitive details with MTS before travelling. Schedule verified October 2026.
🌐 Route 227 in the San Diego network
This page is one of 96 San Diego route pages on BusUpdate, built from the San Diego MTS feed data (the county’s transit agency, running buses and the Trolley from the border to the north county). Its directions run towards Otay Mesa TC and Iris Ave TC. The longest direction calls at 3 stops. On the sampled Saturday (17 October 2026), the feed recorded 19 departures in one direction at a sampled stop, spanning about 9.0 hours of the service day. The whole US section — what it covers, how it was built and what it deliberately does not claim — is set out on the USA hub page.
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Appendix compiled October 2026 from this page’s Transit-feed build data (sampled October 2026) — see our data page for sourcing, including why these pages carry no fare claims: the feed does not publish fares, and this site does not invent them.
📼 The feed record
On the sampled Saturday (17 October 2026) the agency feed recorded, in the directions sampled, at a sampled stop, 19 departures spanning about 9.0 hours; and at a sampled stop, 68 departures spanning about 19.2 hours; and at a sampled stop, 19 departures spanning about 9.0 hours. Departure counts at a single stop are the honest fingerprint of a route’s intensity — frequent all day, peak-only, or a handful of lifeline trips — and this page’s timetable grids show the shape behind the numbers.
🏙️ The agency context
MTS runs San Diego as one system of buses and Trolley lines: the buses feed the Trolley’s stations, and the stations anchor the bus network in return. This page’s feed record is the standing pattern for the route; MTS’s own channels carry the day’s changes, and the Trolley connections named in the stations section are the ones worth planning around.
🔀 Connections at the ends of the route
- Iris Avenue Transit Center: also served by route 901, route 905, route 906, route 907, route 910, route 929, route 932, route 933
- Otay Mesa Transit Center: also served by route 225, route 905, route 909
Planning with a small route: services with a handful of stops and a tight span run on precision, not frequency — the timetable grid on this page is the plan. Note the first and last departures before you note anything else, keep the agency’s live channels for the day itself, and where the route’s endpoints meet the wider network (above), those connections are the fallback when a single missed departure would otherwise end the journey.