Los Angeles Union Station’s South Patio will be the scene of a fiendishly fun festival of ghosts and goblins at the 4th annual Boonion Station, a free, two-day, family-friendly Halloween extravaganza at the historic downtown destination. The freaky festivities will be held Saturday, Oct. 29, and Sunday, Oct. 30, from [continue reading]
No tricks here, just treats! We’re offering free rides on Metro Micro during Halloween weekend. Just enter promo code Halloween2021 when booking your ride and the ride is on us! Promotion valid for rides booked on Oct. 29 – 31 only. To book a Metro Micro ride: download the Metro [continue reading]
Union Station will become a garden of goblins at the third annual Boonion Station: a free Halloween hoopla. The event will take place on Union Station’s South Patio on Saturday [continue reading]
Join us — if you dare — for a Halloween scare at our “Do you Believe in Ghosts?” Zoom event taking place on Wednesday, Oct. 28 at 10:00 a.m. Learn [continue reading]
Union Station will become a ghoulishly gleeful garden of goblins for the second annual Boo-nion Station! Bring the whole family for fun tricks and treats on the weekend of Oct. [continue reading]
Get in the Halloween spirit with a new spooky limited-edition Halloween TAP card! Starting Wednesday, October 9, these cards will be available for purchase at TAP vending machines (TVMs) located [continue reading]
Photos: Jacob Greenlund/Metro Halloween is right around the corner, and I’m sure many of you are starting to make trick-or-treating plans. We want all walking dead and small creatures to [continue reading]
Halloween may only be one day in October, but Go Little Tokyo is celebrating all month with spook-tacular events taking place throughout Little Tokyo from Oct. 1 through the 31st. Get ready [continue reading]
Late night Metro Rail & BRT service tonight!: All Metro Rail lines and the Orange Line and Silver Line are running a Friday/Saturday night schedule tonight for you trick-or-treaters (especially [continue reading]
Time Out Los Angeles and Curbed LA have both come out with guides on the spookiest, most haunted places around Los Angeles, and here are the thirteen that are the most transit [continue reading]
