Union Station is served by the A Line (Pomona North to Long Beach), B Line (Union Station to North Hollywood) and D Line (Union Station to Wilshire/La Cienega) on the Los Angeles metro. On the A Line (Pomona North to Long Beach), it sits between Little Tokyo/Arts District and Chinatown. It opened in 1993 and now handles roughly 3,604,800 passengers a year. It sits in Downtown.
Union Station is served by the A Line (Pomona North to Long Beach), B Line (Union Station to North Hollywood) and D Line (Union Station to Wilshire/La Cienega) on the Los Angeles metro.
Can you change lines at Union Station?
Yes. Union Station is an interchange between 3 lines (A Line (Pomona North to Long Beach), B Line (Union Station to North Hollywood) and D Line (Union Station to Wilshire/La Cienega)).
When did Union Station open?
Union Station opened in 1993.
What are the stations either side of Union Station on the A Line (Pomona North to Long Beach)?
On the A Line (Pomona North to Long Beach), Union Station sits between Little Tokyo/Arts District and Chinatown.
What is the next station after Union Station on the B Line (Union Station to North Hollywood)?
Union Station is a terminus of the B Line (Union Station to North Hollywood); the adjacent station is Civic Center/Grand Park.
How busy is Union Station?
Union Station handles roughly 3,604,800 passengers a year.