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Swinford
St. ~ Cruise Center
The station
is located along Harbor Blvd. at Swinford Street, almost directly
below the Vincent
Thomas Bridge. The station sits at the entrance to the World Cruise Center, the West Coast's busiest cruise ship terminal. Adjacent to the Cruise Center is the
terminal for the ferry operation to Catalina Island. Directly adjacent to
the station platform is the spectacular Fanfare
Fountain, and alongside the Cruise Terminal is the Cruise
Ship Promenade and the S.S. Lane
Victory, a lovingly restored WWII "Victory" cargo ship open to the public as a museum and still used for occasional cruises.
It's a short walk from the terminals to the Red Car Station, or passengers
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6th
St. ~ Downtown San Pedro
The station
is located along Harbor Blvd. at 6th Street, directly across from the
Los Angeles Maritime Museum. Located in the former Municipal Ferry Terminal, it's the largest maritime museum on the West Coast,
offering seven galleries of exhibits exploring the maritime history of Southern California. Its
also a short walk in historic downtown San Pedro, with both 6th and 7th
streets offering a variety of shops and restaurants to enjoy.
An
historic note: the new station is on essentially the same site as
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Sampson
Way ~ Ports
O’ Call
The station
is located along Sampson Way directly across from the Ports O' Call
Village. This New England-style seaside village encompasses fifteen acres of shops, restaurants and
attractions, including sportfishing boats and harbor cruises. Directly
across the street from the station is an observation deck along the
fishing slip where visitors can see commercial fishermen bringing in the
catch of the day.
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22nd
St. ~ Marina
The station is
located along Miner St. at 22nd. It's a short walk to the new 22nd St.
Park and the 22nd
St. Landing, home to the largest privately-owned diving and fishing
fleets on the West Coast. Whale watching, sport fishing and scuba diving
are all offered during the summer season.
This
station is located about 1.5 miles from Cabrillo
Beach, home of the Cabrillo
Marine Aquarium, Cabrillo
Marina, the San Pedro Doubletree Hotel, and the historic Cabrillo
Beach Bathhouse.
The Red Car Line
maintenance yard is also located adjacent to the 22nd St. station.
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