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LA Traffic Is Expected To Be So Bad For Game 1 Of the World Series That The LA Metro Is Asking Fans To Make A 1.2 Mile Walk From A Nearby Train Station To The Game
World Series Traffic: LA Metro Advises Fans to Trek 1.2 Miles to Dodger Stadium
Dodger fans planning to attend Game 1 of the World Series are being asked to prepare for extreme traffic delays and take alternate transportation to the stadium.
The LA Metro is strongly encouraging fans to park at Union Station or the Pico/Aliso Station and walk 1.2 miles to Dodger Stadium due to anticipated heavy traffic congestion.
The Los Angeles Dodgers will host the Houston Astros in Game 1 of the World Series on Friday, October 28th, at Dodger Stadium. The game is expected to draw a large crowd, and traffic is expected to be at a standstill around the stadium.
To avoid the gridlock, the LA Metro is urging fans to take the Metro to Union Station or the Pico/Aliso Station and walk the rest of the way to the stadium. The walk from Union Station to Dodger Stadium is about 1.2 miles and should take approximately 25 minutes.
The Metro will be running extra trains on the Red and Purple Lines to accommodate the increased demand for service. Fans can also take the Dodger Stadium Express bus from Union Station to the stadium.
In addition to the traffic congestion, fans should also be prepared for long lines at the stadium. The Dodgers are encouraging fans to arrive at the stadium early to avoid missing any of the game.
Here are some tips for getting to Dodger Stadium on game day:
- Take the Metro to Union Station or the Pico/Aliso Station and walk to the stadium.
- Take the Dodger Stadium Express bus from Union Station to the stadium.
- Arrive at the stadium early to avoid traffic and long lines.
- Park in a nearby neighborhood and walk to the stadium.
- Carpool with friends or family.