Light rail transit (LRT)

The Prospect Park Neighborhood is directly served by three LRT stations on the MetroTransit Green Line running between the two downtowns (St. Paul and Minneapolis): Prospect Park Station, Stadium Village Station and Westgate Station.

LRT stations Serving prospect park

Prospect Park Station (SE 29th Avenue)

Address: 319 SE 29th Avenue
Trains typically run every 10 minutes in either direction and connects with MetroTransit Bus #16. Bikeway connection at U of M Transitway, and SE 27th Avenue Grand Rounds Parkway.

Read the Rider's Almanac entry for Prospect Park station.

Stadium Village Station (SE 23rd Avenue)

Address: 2301 SE University Avenue
Trains typically run every 10 minutes in either direction and connects with MetroTransit Buses #16 and #6U.

Read the Rider's Almanac entry for Stadium Village station.

Westgate Station (SE Emerald Avenue)

Address: 2646 (Eastbound) & 2671 (Westbound) University Avenue West, St. Paul.
Trains typically run every 10 minutes in either direction and connects with MetroTransit Buses #30A & 63K.

Read the Rider's Almanac entry for Westgate station.

Public art at Prospect Park station

From Rider's Almanac: Minneapolis artist Janet Lofquist's station artwork weaves together Prospect Park's residential and industrial heritages. Decorative aluminum bands wrap station poles and include cut-outs in the pattern of the nearby Witch's Tower. The platform concrete is colored in earth tones and includes the outlines of large flax seeds, which were historically stored in the grain silos north of the station. "I wanted to bring in that element of industry that existed on the north side of University Avenue but also consider the residential element," Lofquist said. "In some ways, these elements are at odds. But I found a way to weave together that story in an abstract way." Lofquist also created the artwork for 10th Street Station and Robert Street Station.