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Three new rail stations in DTLA are now open!

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Welcome​ Aboard.

We just opened three shiny new rail stations in downtown LA: Little Tokyo/Arts District​, Historic Broadway, and Grand Av Arts/Bunker Hill. They’re on the A and E lines. Our new stations are part of our new Regional Connector creating smoother, faster, transfer-free rides between Azusa and Long Beach, and East LA and Santa Monica — all through LA’s downtown core.

Now it’s easier than ever for you to get to work and play, and for riders across LA to meet downtown.

Updated Rail Service

Meet your new Metro Rail!​

Metro System Map depicting changes now that the Regional Connector is open.

What to Expect

New E Line train at street level on the line in Los Angeles.

The New A Line: Azusa to Long Beach via DTLA

The A Line provides a faster, transfer-free ride between Long Beach and Azusa, via three new downtown stations.

Ride it to the aquarium in Long Beach, Disney Hall and other DTLA attractions, and the green spaces of Arcadia and Azusa.

See the new A Line.

The New E Line: Santa Monica to East LA via DTLA

The E Line color has changed to gold, and now provides a faster, transfer-free ride between Santa Monica and East LA, via three new downtown stations.

Ride it to the Santa Monica Pier, Disney Hall and other DTLA attractions, and legendary shops and restaurants in East LA.

See the new E Line.

New E Line train on an elevated part of the line in mid-city Los Angeles.
Metro Train passing in front of fence.

So long, L.

(And other important changes.)

On June 16, the part of the current L Line between Little Tokyo/Arts District Station and APU/Citrus College Station became part of the A Line. The part of the L Line between Little Tokyo/Arts District Station and Atlantic Station became part of the E Line. The color for this part of the line remains gold.

And good news: the new A Line connects Union Station and Little Tokyo/Arts District Station, which means no more L Line Bus Shuttle — the shuttle was discontinued on June 17.

Metro Line Letters L to A, L to E.

Three New Stations in DTLA

The A and E Lines now share three new stations in downtown Los Angeles. The stations allow smoother, seamless rail access to the core of downtown. Plus easier rail, bus and bike transfers in all directions.

Clare Rojas, Harmony, Little Tokyo-Arts District Station

Little Tokyo/Arts District​

Andrea Bowers, The People United, Historic Broadway Station

Historic Broadway

Mungo Thomson, Negative Space (STScI-2015-02), Grand Av Arts-Bunker Hill Station

Grand Av Arts/Bunker Hill

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Little Tokyo/Arts District Station

402 E 1st St
Los Angeles, CA 90012
 
The station, bordering the two neighborhoods of Little Tokyo and the Arts District, will make these historically rich and vibrant neighborhoods easily accessible.
 
 
Station Amenities: bike lockers, bike racks
 
Station Artworks:
 
Transit Connections:
Metro A and E Line, Metro Bus Lines 30, 106, DASH A, Metro Bike Share
 

Historic Broadway Station

202 S. Broadway
Los Angeles, CA 90012

The rich history of the birth of downtown Los Angeles surrounds the location of the new Historic Broadway Station. The streets of historic downtown Los Angeles include two nationally registered districts: The Broadway Theater District, which includes 12 original theaters within seven blocks, and Old Spring Street, which is known as the original Financial District of downtown Los Angeles. 

Station Amenities: bike lockers, bike racks

Destination Guide

Station Artworks:

Transit Connections:

Metro A and E Line, Metro B and D Line (Civic Center Station), Metro Bus Lines (various), Montebello Bus Line 90, LADOT Commuter Express 419, DASH (various), Metro Bike Share

Grand Av Arts/Bunker Hill Station

211 S. Hope St
Los Angeles, CA 90012

The new Grand Av Arts/Bunker Hill Station sits west of The Broad Museum, surrounded by nationally recognized performing arts centers and museums. Besides these cultural assets, the area remains a job and a residential center for thousands of Angelenos. The area traditionally known as Bunker Hill, draws thousands of local visitors, as well as tourists from all over the world. The neighboring Flower St/Financial District is also within walking distance from the new station. 

Station Amenities: bike lockers, bike racks

Destination Guide

Station Artworks:


Transit Connections:
Metro A and E Line, Metro Bus Lines (various)), Metro J Line, Silver Streak, DASH B, Metro Bike Share