Union Station

(800) 266-6883
800 N Alameda St
Los Angeles, CA 90012

Description

Union Station is the centralized hub of Los Angeles' rail transit system, with inter-city Amtrak service, commuter Metrolink, subway Metrorail, several local transit bus lines, downtown DASH shuttles, and waterfront trolleys. The station is located north of the Santa Ana Freeway, near the Metropolita... more »

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Where To Get Hitched in Los Angeles
Updated 09/18/2009
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If you’re looking for a memorable location with some history attached to it look no further than Union Station—this historic structure offers a beautiful architectural setting. Plus, you can brag to you friends that the station was used in a number of movies.

Los Angeles Sings!: A Mix Tape
Updated 05/11/2009
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Just in case you decide to take a note from Gary and want to “ride Downtown Los Angeles.”

Kiss Me, Stupid: A Guide to Public Displays of Affection
Started by gillians
Updated 10/18/2008
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Train platforms are a perfectly fine place to bid a touchy-feely farewell. This kind of affection has to make up for the fact that there are no more tearful jetway goodbyes.

(500) Days of Los Angeles
Updated 08/13/2009
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Union Station is where Tom and Summer get on a train to go to a wedding in “Santa Barbara” (the scene was actually shot just south of LA).

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by gillians  08/13/2009

I think Union Station would actually be a really cool place to get married. It would combine my love of public transit with my love of L.A. With an open bar.

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by elisa  08/13/2009

I’ve know people that have gotten married there. Sadly, I wasn’t invited…

How to Save the Environment in Los Angeles
Updated 11/20/2008
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So call public transportation in LA what you will (a debacle, a waste, a poor excuse for a transportation system), but you can’t say that it doesn’t exist. And while the Metro is hardly the subway, it does provide a somewhat convenient way to get to parts of LA, including Downtown. Will the Metro ever expand to Santa Monica like they say it will, maybe not, but we can still dream, can’t we?