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There are 3 Responses to “MetroMovies: L.A. Goes Gold To Golden Dragon Parade”:

1. Yeah this even was proof positive that the populace is more then willing to use public transit when possible. There were so many people on the subway and Gild Line on Saturday. I’ve never seen the trains at such capacity on a weekend. I think Angelinos get a bad rap as being transit unfriendly but it’s more about not having the right kind of transit connections then anything. Once we get a comprehensive rail network established we’ll see tons of ridership. The fax machine effect.

   Comment by ManMadeMound on February 26th, 2007 at 1:23 pm »Reply«
   
   

2. indeed, i was riding my bike that day… both tires popped (lolz) and i had to walk it to the red line. it was packed walking down and around union station, through chinatown and olvera street. as i walked i could see the cold line station was filled with people on the platform. to capacity really. nice footage, really does the occasion and possibility justice. build it and they will come!

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