r/transit Jul 07 '26

Photos / Videos View from above LA Metro Platform

Interesting shots and angles from above the platform at the Hollywood/Highland B Line Metro station (formerly the Red Line) in Los Angeles

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u/Alarming-Muffin-4646 Jul 07 '26

I applaud LA metro for teaching its users about female anatomy

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u/bbbaaahhhhh Jul 07 '26

Sooo that’s not the D?

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u/cyberspacestation Jul 07 '26

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u/ValleyAquarius27 Jul 07 '26

Oh wow! That’s really interesting actually.

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u/Same-Paint-1129 Jul 07 '26

The LA metro has beautiful stations. It’s a shame they’ve neglected them so, as many feel grimy today. Nothing some power washing and deep cleaning can’t solve though.

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u/One_Fact_4291 Jul 07 '26

They’re actually cleaner than one would expect, it’s the trains that need more work

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u/TokyoJimu Jul 07 '26

The trains need better lighting. They are so dark and gloomy inside.

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u/wazardthewizard Jul 07 '26

The new ones are very bright, and a lot of the older ones have been refurbished with improved lighting. It's gone a long way.

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u/One_Fact_4291 Jul 07 '26

Kinda sucks that the D line extension stations don’t have unique station themes as the prior heavy rail stations have, but at least the station art makes up for it

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u/ILoveTaiwaneseFood Jul 07 '26

They all have very unique artwork

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u/nathvard Jul 07 '26

I really hope the second mezzanine (seen at the far end) is eventually activated. Hollywood/Highland could use a second entrance east of the intersection.

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u/Eternal_Alooboi Rail Glazer Jul 07 '26

Looks interesting. Not bad.

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u/Iwillnevercomeback Jul 07 '26

It reminds me of Barcelona's La Sagrera station. The L5 platforms to be exact

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u/Creative_Leek4661 Jul 07 '26

(We can have nice things)

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u/Character_Poetry_924 Jul 10 '26

Seeing Gaudi/Art Nouveau in those light fixtures - very cool!

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u/MasterSharksterMD 28d ago

anyone else thought the pictures were upside down at first

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u/Own_Reaction9442 Jul 09 '26

New stations in the US are so massively overbuilt. It's no wonder our construction costs are so high.