Highland Park station
Highland Park station is served by the A Line (Pomona North to Long Beach) on the Los Angeles metro. On the A Line (Pomona North to Long Beach), it sits between Southwest Museum and South Pasadena. It opened in 2003 and now handles roughly 450,300 passengers a year. It sits in Highland Park.
Key facts
- LinesAA Line (Pomona North to Long Beach)
- DistrictHighland Park
- Opened2003
- Annual ridership450,300
- Distance from centre≈ 16.4 km
- Coordinates34.11118, -118.19261
No interchange: the station is served by a single line.
Position on the line
On the A Line (Pomona North to Long Beach)
Map around Highland Park
Nearest stations
- Southwest Museum1.9 km · A
- South Pasadena3.2 km · A
- Heritage Square3.3 km · A
- Lincoln/Cypress4.2 km · A
- Fillmore4.8 km · A
- Del Mar5.3 km · A
Frequently asked questions
- Which lines serve Highland Park station?
- Highland Park is served by the A Line (Pomona North to Long Beach) on the Los Angeles metro.
- Can you change lines at Highland Park?
- No. Highland Park is served only by the A Line (Pomona North to Long Beach).
- When did Highland Park station open?
- Highland Park station opened in 2003.
- What are the stations either side of Highland Park on the A Line (Pomona North to Long Beach)?
- On the A Line (Pomona North to Long Beach), Highland Park sits between Southwest Museum and South Pasadena.
- How busy is Highland Park station?
- Highland Park handles roughly 450,300 passengers a year.
- Where is Highland Park station?
- Highland Park station is in Highland Park, Los Angeles.