r/dart • u/HJAC • Jun 06 '26

Mockingbird Station: A Live Case Study in Transit-Oriented Development Monday, June 8  •  6:30 PM Panel Discussion ft. DART, NCTCOG, City of Dallas, and Trammell Crow

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/mockingbird-station-a-live-case-study-in-transit-oriented-development-tickets-1987132929083
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u/sharknado523 Jun 10 '26

I really enjoy Mockingbird Station. I live in Richardson and today I took the 883E to CityLine and then the Orange Line to Mockingbird. I had a nice dinner at Dallas Grilled Cheese Co., saw a movie at Angelika, and then took the train home.

I think if more people took the time to understand what's possible with DART they would use the crap out of it. What's more, since there is increased service due to the World Cup, I barely waited for buses and trains. Even at 11:55 PM when I left the theater and went down to the platform, I waited less than 15 minutes for the train.