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Submitted by Yuehan Luo on 03/28/2022
Only $1 for the ride and it's right in front of the Central Market so you can get some food after, part of beautiful downtown LA.
Although it was just a ride up and down on the hill but took it because of historic significance. It is over 100 years old railway. Only charges $2 for round trip.
Submitted by Abeer Hamid on 05/03/2022
Such a fun experience for only $1, .50 if you download a scanner with them! It was a cool experience and so historical! If you can, check it out!
Submitted by Sofia Folwarski on 04/26/2022
Fun and historic. Good price and tickets are 1/2 price if you have a LA metro card. It doesn’t seem reliable at all though as I bought a round trip ticket, we went down the hill for lunch and after lunch it wasn’t operating any more. Walking up the hill sucked so I was pretty disappointed it wasn’t working.
Pretty cool ride though.
Submitted by Justin Hamblen on 03/07/2022
Absolute sensless but nevertheless top romantic! Only 1 Dollar fee. Many movies where shot there. Central Market is the place to park, just 4 Dollar for 90 Minutes and you can have drinks and snacks there. So visit the worlds shortest fonicular. It is worth it!
Submitted by Manuel Girisch on 01/22/2022
A complete must if you’re visiting downtown L.A and exploring around! The fare to ride is $1, if get on the side right across the Grand Central Market you will have to wait to get all the way up to pay the ride. You can use your TAP card but if you pay cash you get this really cute souvenir ticket ???? (so if you want to keep a memory now you know)
The ride up is quick and fun, and for a plan of visiting the market and later the Broad museum, this makes the way up the hill a million times better. Fun fact: this railway appears in one scene of LaLaLand!
Submitted by Ana Blanco on 01/17/2022
Pretty Cool little railway, costs 1 dollar to ride one way, unless you use a TAP Card, then that's 50cents one way. When going down, you pay at the top before you get on, while for going up, you pay at the top when you get off.
Submitted by Max Chen on 12/29/2021
This is a great deal for a short entertainment outing. The cost is only $1 each way. Once you've got to the top, it's a very beautiful area to look around. The people on the train were very pleasant and enjoyed the experience quite a bit. It doesn't take very long to ride, but it's well worth the price.
Submitted by John Appling on 12/18/2021
After seeing this featured in recent shows (Perry Mason, Bosch), I had to check out this unusual attraction. It's a cool little blast from the past scaling a steep hillside in LA. It's a quick trip and therefore not a huge commitment. Check it out if you're in the area.
Submitted by Ray Stevens on 11/11/2021
Okay this is a fun thing to do when you are in the downtown Los Angeles area! :-) don't expect a long train ride! LOL it is rather short! :-) but it is worth it and you get some really nice views from the top! And it only cost a dollar each way two dollars round trip. :-)
Submitted by Alfredo Garcia Jr on 11/02/2021
