New Denver Rail Line Draws Sportfans
10 April 2002 - 10:00am
Denver has opened a new light rail branch to serve its football, basketball/hockey, and baseball stadiums.
Kevin Flynn, a local transportation columnist, reviews how the new line handled the season opener of the Colorado Rockies. " The new light rail spur serving Denver's sports and entertainment spots in the Central Platte Valley had its first special events test. It won generally good reviews from baseball fans who used it to get to the home opener against the Houston Astros, who beat the Rockies 8-4."
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New light rail line mostly a hit with riders
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The Rocky Mountain News, April 9, 2002
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