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RED LINE subway time schedule & line map RED LINE Red Line - Airport View In Website Mode The RED LINE subway line (Red Line - Airport) has 6 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Red Line - Airport: 24 hours (2) Red Line - Brookpark: 1:01 AM - 1:53 AM (3) Red Line - E. 79th Street: 12:36 AM - 12:51 AM (4) Red Line - Stokes / Windermere: 24 hours (5) Red Line - Tower City / Public Square: 24 hours (6) Red Line - W. 25th Street: 24 hours Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest RED LINE subway station near you and ƒnd out when is the next RED LINE subway arriving. Direction: Red Line - Airport RED LINE subway Time Schedule 9 stops Red Line - Airport Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 24 hours Monday 24 hours W. 25 - Ohio City Station 2350 Abbey Ave, Cleveland Tuesday 24 hours W.65-Lorain Station Wednesday 24 hours 6100 Lawn Ave, Cleveland Thursday 24 hours West Blvd-Cudell Station Friday 24 hours W.117-Madison Station Saturday 24 hours West 117th Street, Lakewood Triskett Station 13405 Triskett Rd, Lakewood RED LINE subway Info West Park Station Direction: Red Line - Airport 14510 Lorain Ave, Cleveland Stops: 9 Trip Duration: 24 min Puritas Station Line Summary: W. 25 - Ohio City Station, W.65- Lorain Station, West Blvd-Cudell Station, W.117- Brookpark Station Madison Station, Triskett Station, West Park Station, Puritas Station, Brookpark Station, Airport Station Airport Station Direction: Red Line - Brookpark RED LINE subway Time Schedule 8 stops Red Line - Brookpark Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 1:01 AM - 1:53 AM Monday 1:01 AM - 1:53 AM W. 25 - Ohio City Station 2350 Abbey Ave, Cleveland Tuesday 1:01 AM - 1:53 AM W.65-Lorain Station Wednesday 1:01 AM - 1:53 AM 6100 Lawn Ave, Cleveland Thursday 1:01 AM - 1:53 AM West Blvd-Cudell Station Friday 1:01 AM - 1:53 AM W.117-Madison Station Saturday 1:01 AM - 1:53 AM West 117th Street, Lakewood Triskett Station 13405 Triskett Rd, Lakewood RED LINE subway Info West Park Station Direction: Red Line - Brookpark 14510 Lorain Ave, Cleveland Stops: 8 Trip Duration: 21 min Puritas Station Line Summary: W. 25 - Ohio City Station, W.65- Lorain Station, West Blvd-Cudell Station, W.117- Brookpark Station Madison Station, Triskett Station, West Park Station, Puritas Station, Brookpark Station Direction: Red Line - E. 79th Street RED LINE subway Time Schedule 6 stops Red Line - E. 79th Street Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 12:36 AM - 12:51 AM Monday 12:36 AM - 12:51 AM Stokes-Windermere Station 14233 Euclid Ave, East Cleveland Tuesday 12:36 AM - 12:51 AM Superior Station Wednesday 12:36 AM - 12:51 AM Little Italy-Univ Circle Station Thursday 12:36 AM - 12:51 AM 11915 Mayƒeld Rd, Cleveland Friday 12:36 AM - 12:51 AM Cedar-University Station Saturday 12:36 AM - 12:51 AM E. 105th-Quincy Station E.79 Red Line Station 2700 E 79 St, Cleveland RED LINE subway Info Direction: Red Line - E. 79th Street Stops: 6 Trip Duration: 11 min Line Summary: Stokes-Windermere Station, Superior Station, Little Italy-Univ Circle Station, Cedar- University Station, E. 105th-Quincy Station, E.79 Red Line Station Direction: Red Line - Stokes / Windermere RED LINE subway Time Schedule 9 stops Red Line - Stokes / Windermere Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 24 hours Monday 24 hours Tower City-Public Sq Stn 123 W Prospect Ave, Cleveland Tuesday 24 hours Tri-C Campus District (E. 34th) Wednesday 24 hours E.55 Station Thursday 24 hours Friday 24 hours E.79 Red Line Station 2700 E 79 St, Cleveland Saturday 24 hours E. 105th-Quincy Station Cedar-University Station RED LINE subway Info Little Italy-Univ Circle Station Direction: Red Line - Stokes / Windermere 11915 Mayƒeld Rd, Cleveland Stops: 9 Trip Duration: 19 min Superior Station Line Summary: Tower City-Public Sq Stn, Tri-C Campus District (E. 34th), E.55 Station, E.79 Red Stokes-Windermere Station Line Station, E. 105th-Quincy Station, Cedar- 14233 Euclid Ave, East Cleveland University Station, Little Italy-Univ Circle Station, Superior Station, Stokes-Windermere Station Direction: Red Line - Tower City / Public Square RED LINE subway Time Schedule 9 stops Red Line - Tower City / Public Square Route VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Timetable: Sunday 24 hours Stokes-Windermere Station Monday 24 hours 14233 Euclid Ave, East Cleveland Tuesday 24 hours Superior Station Wednesday 24 hours Little Italy-Univ Circle Station Thursday 24 hours 11915 Mayƒeld Rd, Cleveland Friday 24 hours Cedar-University Station Saturday 24 hours E. 105th-Quincy Station E.79 Red Line Station 2700 E 79 St, Cleveland RED LINE subway Info E.55 Station Direction: Red Line - Tower City / Public Square Stops: 9 Tri-C Campus District (E. 34th) Trip Duration: 21 min Line Summary: Stokes-Windermere Station, Superior Tower City-Public Sq Stn Station, Little Italy-Univ Circle Station, Cedar- 123 W Prospect Ave, Cleveland University Station, E. 105th-Quincy Station, E.79 Red Line Station, E.55 Station, Tri-C Campus District (E. 34th), Tower City-Public Sq Stn Direction: Red Line - W. 25th Street RED LINE subway Time Schedule 9 stops Red Line - W. 25th Street Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 24 hours Monday 24 hours Airport Station Tuesday 24 hours Brookpark Station Wednesday 24 hours Puritas Station Thursday 24 hours West Park Station Friday 24 hours 14510 Lorain Ave, Cleveland Saturday 24 hours Triskett Station 13405 Triskett Rd, Lakewood W.117-Madison Station West 117th Street, Lakewood RED LINE subway Info Direction: Red Line - W. 25th Street West Blvd-Cudell Station Stops: 9 Trip Duration: 24 min W.65-Lorain Station Line Summary: Airport Station, Brookpark Station, 6100 Lawn Ave, Cleveland Puritas Station, West Park Station, Triskett Station, W.117-Madison Station, West Blvd-Cudell Station, W. 25 - Ohio City Station W.65-Lorain Station, W. 25 - Ohio City Station 2350 Abbey Ave, Cleveland RED LINE subway time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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