The Los Angeles Aerial Rapid Transit (ARTT) is a suspended gondola system that would connect the baseball stadium to Union Station and Chinatown at Los Angeles State Historic Park.

Under the current plan, L.A. Metro would plan the logistics of the project and says the gondola could transport up to 5,000 people per hour in each direction on game days.

Even if suspended mass transit systems do catch on, it’s unlikely you’ll ever have the chance to ride in an aero-railway powered by “a propeller turning at 2000 revolutions per minute,” as ...

There’s an increasingly rancorous conflict over the gondola proposal, with each side trying to woo public opinion. People attending Dodgers games are shown the gondola car on display in the stadium’s ...

A similar system debuted in Qingdao, China, in 2022. However, suspended train systems have been in operation much longer, most notably the 122-year-old Wuppertal Schwebebahn in Germany.