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Hiawatha Light Rail Line050

in Minneapolis, MN 55401

Downtown Minneapolis to the Mall of America
Minneapolis, MN 55401United States

612.373.3333

comments@metc.state.mn.us

http://www.metrotransit.org

Cost:Regular: Adult $1.50; Youth (6-12) $.50; Children (0-5) free. Rush Hour: Adult & Youth $2; Children (0-5) free.

Ages:All Ages

about Hiawatha Light Rail Line:

The popularity of Metro Transit's long-awaited Hiawatha Light Rail Line has taken even some supporters by surprise, and ridership on the new service continues to exceed projections. The train makes 17 stops in about 40 minutes to connect downtown Minneapolis with the Mall of America, via the airport. The trains are clean, fast, and convenient, and run every 10 to 15 minutes, with frequency increasing to every 8 minutes during morning and evening rush hour. Full fares include a free transfer, good for 2 1/2 hours of additional travel in any direction and on buses. Rides that begin and end within the Downtown Zone cost $0.50, even during rush hour, but do not include transfer privileges. Several pass options are available.

tips:

Metro Transit's free, easy-to-use, online Trip Planner maps the best routes, following user preferences.

getting there:

Three free Park & Ride lots are situated along the route, but there is no transit parking at the airport or Mall of America. The Mall of America Transit Station is located on the lower level on the east side. At the Lindbergh Terminal, passengers must take a tram to reach the Transit Station. No fare is required to ride between the Lindbergh and Humphrey Terminals, and that service runs 24 hours a day.

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