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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Los_Angeles_Aerial_RapidLos Angeles Aerial Rapid Transit - Wikipedia

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   The Los Angeles Aerial Rapid Transit Project is a proposed aerial gondola in Los Angeles, California, United States, connecting Union Station to the Dodger Stadium property with an intermediate station at the Los Angeles State Historic Park.

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3. www.rios.com › projects › los-angeles-aerial-rapidLos Angeles Aerial Rapid Transit - RIOS

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   Taking a ride on the ART system in a gondola high above the city will give passengers never-before-seen views of the historic center of Los Angeles.

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4. www.stopthegondola.org › aboutAbout - Stop the Gondola

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   The proposed gondola is slated to fly less than 40 feet over homes and as low as 26 feet over LA State Historic Park. Gigantic towers will be constructed along the 1.2-mile route, and flying cabins the size of shipping containers will be suspended over the surrounding neighborhoods and freeway.

5. www.stopthegondola.orgStop the Gondola

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   Don’t let a billionaire build an aerial gondola over our neighborhood that research proves won’t reduce traffic or greenhouse gas emissions. Make your voice heard and let the LA City Council know why we must STOP THE GONDOLA.

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6. www.metro.net › projects › aerial-rapid-transitAerial Rapid Transit - LA Metro

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   Aerial Rapid Transit. In 2018, Aerial Rapid Transit Technology LLC (ARTT) submitted a proposal to Metro for an aerial rapid transit gondola system connecting Union Station and Dodger Stadium – the Los Angeles Aerial Rapid Transit project (LA ART).

7. www.laconservancy.org › save-places › issuesLos Angeles Aerial Rapid Transit (LA ART/Gondola) Project

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   The Los Angeles Aerial Rapid Transit (LAART), or the Gondola, is a development that would connect Los Angeles Union Station to Dodger Stadium via an aerial gondola system. The project would irrevocably impact Union Station, El Pueblo, Chinatown, and the Los Angeles State Historic Park.

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   Would a gondola connect Los Angeles Union Station to Dodger Stadium?

   • The proposed project would connect Los Angeles Union Station to the Dodger Stadium property via an aerial gondola system. The proposed project would also include an intermediate station at the southernmost entrance of the Los Angeles State Historic Park.

   Aerial Rapid Transit - LA Metro

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   What is La Gondola?

   • La Gondola: for lovers, for families, for everyone! Whether you are looking for a romantic night out, a fun excursion with friends or family, or an engaging tour of the Renaissance City, we offer a truly memorable experience in the heart of Providence. Want to enjoy an authentic Venetian experience in the heart of Providence?

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   Is Frank McCourt building an aerial gondola between Union Station and Dodger Stadium?

   • Make your voice heard. Former Dodgers owner, Frank McCourt, wants to build an aerial gondola between Union Station and Dodger Stadium that could cost a whopping $300 million. The public transportation agency, LA Metro, is giving him a free pass without any real community input and oversight.

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   Will the Dodgers build an aerial gondola?

   • LA ART and Metro recently released a Draft Environmental Impact Report to evaluate the potential for environmental impacts resulting from the gondola. Make your voice heard. Former Dodgers owner, Frank McCourt, wants to build an aerial gondola between Union Station and Dodger Stadium that could cost a whopping $300 million.

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   Could a gondola reduce traffic on a sold-out game?

   • Researchers at the UCLA Mobility Lab found that the gondola would likely take roughly 608 cars off the road. They found that the gondola could reduce traffic on major roads around stadium on the night of a sold-out game.

   Los Angeles Aerial Rapid Transit - Wikipedia

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   Do Angelenos oppose the gondola project?

   • A recent poll shows 76% of Angelenos oppose the gondola project. Here’s why: The gondola is being planned behind closed doors, rushed without meaningful public input, lacks transparency, and has bypassed the traditional review process. Similar projects of this size typically take years to get approved.

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9. la.urbanize.city › post › metro-board-approvesMetro board approves Dodger Stadium gondola - Urbanize LA

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   Feb 23, 2024 · After a marathon hearing, Metro's Board of Directors has voted to approve the construction of an aerial gondola system connecting the Dodger Stadium parking lots with Los Angeles Union Station continue - but with a laundry list of conditions.