Mariposa Station – Metro Green Line

El Segundo, United States

3.8

4 reviews

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www.metro.net
Address:
555 N Nash St, El Segundo, CA, 90245
El Segundo
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
530 ftMariposa
0.4 miEl Segundo
0.8 miAviation/LAX
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4 reviews of Mariposa Station – Metro Green Line

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Place rating: 4
Huntington Park, CA
Use this station to get to and from work. saving $$$ never felt so good.
Place rating: 4
Upland, CA
This station is pretty clean as far as not being run — down in any shape or form. You get a few things to look at while you wait. The soccer field below is a good thing to stare at while you wait. Other than that just a regular train stop.
Place rating: 5
Los Angeles, CA
I pay, I sit, I wait, train comes, I get on, we go.
Is there really anything else I can say about a train station?
Ok they have a great view of a soccer field. Lol
Place rating: 2
Anaheim, CA
The station isn’t run down or in bad shape or anything of the sort… but it does seem to be very vestigial. What I mean is that this station has very limited usefulness. I guess it services the Hilton Garden Inn, but that’s about it. No parking lot/​spaces, no major connections to other mass transit… it’s just there. And very few people have ever gotten on or off here, in my experience… just a totally necessary stop on a pretty useless Green Line.
Structurally, it’s an elevated station with a central platform. No escalators, just an elevator and stairs.