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Pasadena Transit System Map Not to Scale N L LA CANADA P J o Woodbury FLINTRIDGE T " o s g e l !" n s o b e k n n r o l i a l a R o ! o O c N s M e r n o M w i i L l a Y Lida L e o E F r k ALTADENA k E Art Center a L R College of Design " Washington Washington D North Campus " ! !" A a d l n a l n M i e n i l l l a a e l H Sierra Madre Mountain l i t l d A A s i h h i a V c c t R V i " l e n a R A R a Orange Grove r o M d d s R E n o a i c e I e s L S Villa m M g e S n a i a r d t r GLENDALE " s e a i S e H r Walnut d l a d a e a i M o r e l Holly t a e Colorado b e s r i a l n r l e A l a n n e G r i I Green i i n H d K y S H n o o a d D a a w or B S l e Del Mar k o d Del Mar M A C v P s # n o a k d o C r r a e y n G k n R G o o O r a e e r l r L A m l i g l A California y a A n 4 e a F o a 6 a r f y R e a o O u r R r Fillmore n n A e a a SAN MARINO v n S A e d Glenarm a s a P LOS ANGELES Columbia SOUTH PASADENA Routes Rail • For Pasadena Transit schedule, fare, and route information visit ! METRO www.pasadenatransit.net or call (626) 744-4055. Gold Line "! • Route sched ules and maps are available f or download from Station & www. pasadenatransit.net. Pasadena Transit &" • Route schedules are also available at Pasadena libraries, major System Map #! hotels, community centers, on Pasadena Transit buses, and at the $ Pasadena Transit office located at 221 E. Walnut, Suite 199. Effective July 2018 Sat & Sun $ Only $" %! GTR-136 Pasadena Transit System Map Pasadena Transit Route Connections to Metro Gold Line Stations Gold Line Station Routes ROUTE DIRECTION FREQUENCY GENERAL HOURS OF OPERATION* (Refer to schedules for specific times) Allen Station 10, 40*, 60* 10 East & West 18 minutes (Average) Mon-Fri 6 am to 8 pm; Del Mar Station 10*, 20, 40*, 51/52 Sat 11 am to 8 pm; Sun 8: 30 am to 5 pm Fillmore Station 20, 51/52 20 Clockwise Mon-Fri: 20 min. (Average) Mon-Fri 6 am to 8 pm; Sat & Sun: 31 minutes Sat 10:30 am to 8 pm; Sun 7 am to 5 pm Lake Station 10*, 20, 40* Memorial Park Station 10*, 20, 40, 51/52 20 Counterclockwise Mon-Fri: 20 min. (Average) Mon-Fri 6 am to 8 pm; Sierra Madre Villa Station 31/32, 40, 60 Sat & Sun: 31 minutes Sat 11 am to 8 pm; Sun 7:30 am to 5:30 pm *Within a short walking distance of the station. 31 East & West Mon-Fri: 40 min. (Average) Mon-Fri 6 am to 8 pm; Sat & Sun: 60 minutes (Average) Sat 10:30 am to 8 :30 pm; Sun 8 am to 5 pm Pasadena Transit Fares 32 East & West Mon-Fri: 70 min. (Average) Mon-Fri 6 :30 am to 8 pm; (Cash & TAP Stored Value) Sat & Sun: 60 minutes (Average) Sat 10:30 am to 8 pm; Sun 8 am to 5 pm REGuLAR . .75 cents YouTH (K- 12 ) . .50 cents 40 East & West Mon-Fri: 28 minutes Mon-Fri 6 am to 7:30 pm; Mon-Fri Rush Hrs: 15-24 minutes Sat 11 am to 8 pm; Sun 8 am to 5 pm SENioR ( 60 +) . .35 cents Sat & Sun: 32 minutes DiSAbLED . .35 cents up to two children five years and younger ride free with a fare paying adult. 51 North & South once an hour (To/from ArtCenter) Mon-Fri 6 am to 7:30 pm: weekday service only Transfers onto Pasadena Transit 51 S A T & S U N North & South 22 minutes (Memorial Park/Rose bowl) 7:30 am to 8 pm; Sun 7:30 am to 5 pm SERVICE (TAP Only) 52 To ArtCenter Mon-Fri Local (Pasadena Transit buses only) . .free via JPL 2 trips in the morning and 2 trips in the afternoon Full/Youth inter-agency . .25 cents Senior/Disabled inter-agency . .10 cents 60 East & West 45-50 minutes Mon-Fri 6 am to 10:30 am & 2:45 pm to 7:30 pm • Metro buses & Gold Line, Foothill Transit Peak hour weekday service only *Holidays: Pasadena Transit buses do not operate on New Years Day, Memorial Day, Fourth of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day. Other Bus Lines Serving Pasadena Foothill Transit . .(800) 743-3463 LADoT Commuter Express . .(818) 808-2273 Administrative Office Department of Transportation Metro . .(323) 466-3876 City of Pasadena 221 East Walnut Street, Suite 199 Pasadena, CA 91101 Serving Pasadena Since (626) 744-4055 . www.pasadenatransit.net Call ;::8G o;:: .com For Real Time Transit Information All Buses Equipped With Bike Racks No Smoking In Bus Zones PMC =.<=.9<: (A) TAP Cards Accepted Access Is Available.
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