URGENT ACTION ALERT: Another Critical Step Forward for LA’s Gondola Project

The BizFed-supported LA Aerial Rapid Transit (LA-ART) Gondola Project has reached another milestone with the release of the Draft Supplemental Environmental Report (SEIR).

Now we need your voice once again to help keep LA-ART moving forward so Angelenos can spend less time in traffic -- and more time cheering for the Dodgers & other events at L.A.'s Dodgers' Stadium!

The Draft SEIR is being made available for public review for a 45-day comment period, commencing on September 29, 2025, and concluding on November 13, 2025. All comments concerning the Draft SEIR must be received no later than 5:00 p.m. on Thursday, November 13, 2025.

Did you know 72% of Angelenos SUPPORT the the zero-emission gondola which will take thousands of cars off the road and reduce traffic around Dodger Stadium

CLICK HERE TO SEND A COMMENT TO THE LA METRO BOARD OF DIRECTORS SUPPORTING THE GONDOLA PROJECT

ABOUT THE LA-ART GONDOLA PROJECT

The LA Art (Los Angeles Aerial Rapid Transit) Gondola Project proposes a privately-funded, zero-emission aerial gondola system to connect Union Station to Dodger Stadium via a route over Chinatown and Los Angeles State Historic Park. The project aims to provide a seven-minute, high-capacity transit option that would reduce traffic and emissions for events and daily use.

PROJECT DETAILS

• Route: A 1.2-mile system from Union Station to Dodger Stadium, passing through a station at Los Angeles State Historic Park.
• Capacity: Designed to carry approximately 5,000 passengers per hour in each direction.
• Sponsorship: The project is a privately funded initiative, initially submitted by Aerial Rapid Transit Technology (ARTT)
• Timeline: The project began its environmental review process in 2019, with construction potentially starting as early as 2026, aiming for completion before the 2028 Olympic Games.

BENEFITS OF THE PROJECT

• Reduced Traffic: Supporters argue it will alleviate congestion and traffic jams around Dodger Stadium and in the city.
• Sustainability: It's a zero-emission transit option that would decrease greenhouse gas emissions.
• Accessibility: Provides a fast, high-capacity connection to a major city destination.