LA Waterfront Red Car (historic streetcar, discontinued)

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The LA Waterfront Red Car was a heritage streetcar line in San Pedro that recreated the look and feel of Los Angeles’ historic Pacific Electric “Red Cars” before its discontinuation.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf heritage streetcar line
tourist railway
car1058InstanceOf restored Pacific Electric streetcar
city Los Angeles
closureReason budget constraints
planned waterfront redevelopment
color red
country United States of America
dissolutionDate September 27, 2015
electrification overhead line
farePolicy low flat fare
hasVehicle Car 1058
Car 500
Car 501
Car 502
heritageFrom Pacific Electric Railway
heritageTheme early 20th-century Los Angeles streetcars
inception 2003
inspiredBy Pacific Electric Red Cars
locatedIn Port of Los Angeles
San Pedro, Los Angeles, California
neighborhood San Pedro
numberOfStations 4
openingDate July 19, 2003
operatedOnInfrastructure former Pacific Electric right-of-way
operator Port of Los Angeles
owner Port of Los Angeles
partOf LA Waterfront redevelopment area
primaryPurpose tourist attraction
waterfront shuttle
propulsionSystem electric traction
routeLength approximately 1.5 miles
serves Downtown San Pedro
LA Waterfront
linked to: Los Angeles Harbor

Ports O’ Call Village area
World Cruise Center
servicePattern weekend and cruise-ship-day service
status discontinued
terminus 22nd Street station
Cruise Ship Terminal station
Downtown San Pedro station
Marina station
tourismCategory heritage transport attraction
trackGauge standard gauge
transportMode streetcar
tram
usesRollingStockType replica Pacific Electric streetcars
restored Pacific Electric streetcars

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San Pedro hasPublicTransport LA Waterfront Red Car (historic streetcar, discontinued)