City Metro

Reduced Service from March 28 to April 1st

hello@citymetro.xyz (Felix Feger) — Sat, 28 Mar 2026 01:09:51 GMT

As March comes to an end, we're rewarding our outstanding staff with a much needed vacation starting tomorrow until Wednesday. During this time the following services are affected.
City Metro Rail Lines
A Line: Trains operate every 3 minutes during the day, and late nights' early mornings operate every 5 minutes.
B Line: No Service from 3/28 - 4/1.
D Line: No Service from 3/28 - 4/1.
E Line: Trains operate every 3-4 minutes during the day, and will not operate during late nights or early mornings.
F Line: No Service Changes.
K Line: Trains run every 5 minutes during the day. They will not operate late nights or early mornings.
City Metro Bus Lines
Please visit citymetro.xyz for individual bus schedules. Most buses run every 15 minutes, excluding the 211B which operates every 8 minutes.
Regional Rail
City MetroLink: Visit metrolink.citymetro.xyz for information regarding scheduled departures.
Republic State Railways: Visit republicstatesrailway.xyz for information regarding scheduled departures.
City Metro-North: Trains run as normal, and arrive every 10-15 minutes in both directions. Trains run from 4:30 AM - 11 PM daily.

Information here is subject to change. Please look for updated service alerts at alerts.citymetro.xyz or contact us at hello@citymetro.xyz. Thank you for riding with us.

Introducing My BrickPass

hello@citymetro.xyz (Felix Feger) — Wed, 18 Mar 2026 21:38:52 GMT

Introducing MyBrickPass. This web application available at mybrickpass.citymetro.xyz is the next generation of Fare Collection for City Metro. In addition to new fare gates and tap to exit at all stations, you will now be able to reload your BrickPass card online. City Metro uses a credit system. Currently you can only reload your physical cards online. We plan to add NFC support for android devices in the near future. To use My BrickPass, register a new card. After registration, you can give your card a nickname. After you sign up, please copy your BrickPass Card ID and send a email to hello@citymetro.xyz Make sure to include the term “BrickPass Card Sign Up” After, our team will set up a new BrickPass card to be used at validators. Please make sure you only use ONE BrickPass card. Make sure to have your card ID saved. Please email us if you have any questions. Thank you. Don’t forget to tap whenever you ride or transfer. Have fun!

Easily Navigating the System

hello@citymetro.xyz (Felix Feger) — Sat, 14 Mar 2026 19:14:04 GMT

We all have experienced that moment where we're navigating a new transit system, but you get super confused. Luckily here at City Metro we're here to help. Below are some of the best ways to navigate the City Metro Transit System.

- Use the official City Metro App!
- Plan journeys by using the trip planner at trip-planner.citymetro.xyz.
- Don't hesitate to ask any of our employees, or send us a message.
- Visit map.citymetro.xyz to view the entire system map.
- Report any concerns, issues, or safety incidents by visiting police.citymetro.xyz.
- Pay for fares by tapping your BrickPass card, Credit or Debit card, or by using mobile payment. (Mobile Payment requires the City Metro App to work properly)
- Visit alerts.citymetro.xyz to see live service status, and learn about planned outages, etc.

Tap to Exit in Affect

hello@citymetro.xyz (Felix Feger) — Sat, 14 Mar 2026 04:18:10 GMT

Heads up riders! Tap to exit is now in effect at the following stations. You must tap your card in order to exit and for the gates to open. Those that are caught fare-evading will be charged their fare. CCTV or other surveillance equipment may be used for legal consequences. Below are the following stations where Tap to Exit is in affect.

Union Station

Downtown Lego City

Emergency HQ

Airport Metro Transit Center

Death Star City

Heads Up Riders! New faregates at Death Star City Station!

hello@citymetro.xyz (Felix Feger) — Sat, 14 Mar 2026 01:55:16 GMT

If you've recently traveled on the A Line at Death Star City Station, you may have noticed some of the new changes were testing. These changes include larger destination boards, larger entrance signage, and new faregates. While the other changes are important, we want you to be aware of changes caused by the new faregates. These faregates are wider, allow for bidirectional use. This means that riders may both enter and exit the station using the same faregates. If your wondering how to use these new faregates, learn more about them, or just some tips and tricks, continue reading below.

Tips and Tricks

Make sure to check that no one else is entering the faregate from the opposite side. During rush hour, always use the right hand side faregate from your view. This means if your entering the station, use the turnstile that is closet to the Union Station side of the platform. If you are exiting, use the turnstile that is closest to the Santa Mooica side of the platform.
Tap your BrickPass card and continue. Depending on the amount of traffic, gates may stay open, even if fares aren't paid. Make sure to always tap your card, and if you hear a denied beep, make sure to tap again. Please note that during rush hour, and gates aren't staying open, you may tap and continue right after another passenger has just paid for their fare. This means that as soon as one passenger has paid their fare, another can do the same and continue on their journey. You don't need to wait for the gates to close before tapping again.
Don't be afraid to ask for help. City Metro staff and BrickPass staff are at the station to assist you. These faregates are being tested to help travelers navigate our rail system easily. If you don't ask staff, don't hesitate to send us an email at hello@citymetro.xyz.
When you tap your BrickPass card, credit card, or phone, make sure to tap on the reader. The reader will show a completion screen if your payment is completed. Otherwise make sure to tap again, or ask a station employee for assistance.
Tap to Exit is in affect. Please make sure to tap your card on the reader facing you to exit. If you didn't tap into the system within the last two hours, you will be charged your fare, and you will be reported to City Metro Transit Police.
CCTV is in affect. Make sure to respect all rules, pay your fare, and follow instructions of staff. Those that fail to pay may be subject to fines and other legal consequences. CCTV feed may or will be used by police to insure that those failing to follow the City Metro Code of Conduct will be prosecuted with CCTV used as evidence.

Thank you for understanding as we work to continue creating, expanding, and maintaining our growing transit system. These faregates are only a small part of our plan to insure we have a safe, effective, and easy to use transit system for all. If you have any questions, please email hello@citymetro.xyz.

A Look Back..

hello@citymetro.xyz (Felix Feger) — Sat, 14 Mar 2026 01:38:12 GMT

Over the past few years many great things have come to City Metro. While this is great, I want us to look back over the years to some of the amazing things City Metro did from the start to now. Also we'll look in towards the future of some of City Metro's amazing plans.

2022
- City Metro is founded and Light Rail Service is proposed.

2023
- We receive the first City Metro trains, Lego City Electric 717, and our first light rail vehicle #747.
- City Metro rapidly expands with the two main lines, the L (Gold) and the E (Expo).
- City Metro begins subway service with the B and D lines.
- Metroliner services start with the G and J lines.
- The very first Metro Map is created in June, and the L (Gold) is replaced by the A line.

2024
- City Metro's first website is launched at felixfeger46.wixsite.com/citymetro.
- City Metro continues to expand it's light rail, subway, and bus fleet.
- The K line is created and follows most of the original route of the original City MetroLink K line.
- City Metro Ferries is created linking Heartlake Beach and Downtown Santa Mooica.
- The FLX Terminal People Mover finally opens, finally linking all the FLX terminals.
- Union Station Lego City is reconstructed to a new version.
- City Metro launches alerts.citymetro.xyz with statuspage.io to help riders more easily access live status updates.
- The Republic State Railway and Transportation Agency is created with City Metro and the newly created Republic States Railways to help maintain transportation across the Republic States.

2025
- The K line is extended to service the Airport terminals, including a new stop at FLX T2.
- Line colors are completely removed, and all service are now called by letters only.
- City Metro Ferries is renamed to the Sun City ferry.
- City Metro finally receives an official domain for its website, citymetro.xyz.
- citymetro.xyz is fully redone and changes providers from Wix to Hubspot.
- City Metro Transit Police is established, and Transit Services Divisions of the LCPD and LCSD are moved to the newly created agency.
- Union Station Lego City receives a complete remodel, redesign, and is changed to it's current state with 7 platforms instead of 6.
- City Metro works hard as the FLX Upper Terminal Road collapses and is rebuilt.
- The F Express is created to operate as a express Airport to City service.
- The G and J, formerly Metroliner, services are replaced with City Metro Bus routes.
- The A and E begin to run some extended services to Asian Town station, but eventually on select A line trains run all the way to Asian Town station.
- City Metro creates police.citymetro.xyz as a mobile incident reporting website to help the City Metro Transit Police.

2026
- City Metro removes the F EXP service, and changes the F to serve as the FLX Terminal Connector running between the two terminals.
- The Airport Metro Transit Center is completely redone, allowing for another platform to be used by Regional Rail services such as City Metro-North, City MetroLink, or Republic State Railways.
- K Line service is once again modified and no longer runs to the airport after City Metro-North replaces it's route. It is rerouted to only run occasionally on it's very first route between Asian Town and Lego City Union Station.
- Asian Town station is completely redone to allow for clear signage regarding K and A line trains, as well as regional rail services.
- alerts.citymetro.xyz is moved from statuspage.io to betterstack to allow for better domain access.
- City Metro increases its digital tools by creating trip-planner.citymetro.xyz, map.citymetro.xyz, and metrolink.citymetro.xyz.
- City Metro opens SkyLink in partnership with Lego Theme Park to serve as a cable car connection between Santa Mooica and Lego Theme Park.
- City Metro installs new technology across the system including new faregates, destination boards, signage, elevators, and ticketing machines.
- City Metro refurbishes and repaints all Light Rail trains.
- City Metro names several trains in honor of several people such as Car 513, "Felix".
- felix.citymetro.xyz is launched as the official management and CEO website.
- City Metro officially creates full-wrap liveries for government organizations such as the RHP, City Metro, and the 4 years of City Metro organization.
- City Metro launches the 4 Years of City Metro campaign by repainting rail cars, painting Union Station Lego City with a badge, and rearing all train cars.
- City Metro is praised by the public for its easy to use system, cheap fares, and its amazing safety record.

Wow. That's a lot of things that have happened in the past four years for City Metro. It truly is amazing how much City Metro has grown. We're proud of all these accomplishments we've made. In the future we hope to complete some of these goals.

- Create a physical BrickPass card that works with real City Metro faregates.
- Install new BrickPass smart faregates to all stations.
- Introduce live arrivals online instead of static arrivals.
- Redesign the Trip Planner application to show a real map, along with live arrivals.
- Fully redesign the subway system to allow for actual stations.

Thank you for sticking with us throughout the years as we continue to grow. I hope to personally keep this project going for as long as I can. Still I really want to thank you for staying with me all these years! I'm excited for all the new things City Metro will accomplish in the future.

Yours truly,
Felix
City Metro C.E.O and Founder

New Changes Coming to Airport Metro Transit Center

hello@citymetro.xyz (Felix Feger) — Sun, 11 Jan 2026 02:51:57 GMT

Hey City Metro Riders!
This post is to inform you about the new changes coming to the Airport Metro Transit Center, with the additional platform and Regional Rail services. Listed below are the changes, and how they will affect your journey.

Upcoming City Metro Rail Changes: The A and E will continue to depart as normal on platforms 1 and 2. The K will also continue to depart from the end of Platform 2 towards Asian Town, but will now run with 7 minute headways at all times, except late nights or early mornings. However the F Line (FLX Terminal Connector) will now depart from Platform 3, starting Monday, January 12th, 2026.

Upcoming Regional Rail Changes: City Metro-North Railroad will be extended to stop at FLX T2, and the Airport Metro Transit Center. Please be aware that some trains may skip FLX T2 due to no available platforms. City MetroLink Airport Line trains will be extended to run to Airport Metro Transit Center, and will only stop at FLX T2 during peak hours. Below is the new Regional Rail map.

Entrances and Exit Changes: The current Airport Metro Transit Center will be closed starting Sunday, January 11th. A new accessible elevator exit will be opened starting Sunday, and will be located about 50 feet to the left of the current staircase.

Platform/Station Changes: Alongside the additional platform, an entire new underground building has been opened. The B and D lines can be accessed via a separate elevator located in this new building. To access the A, E, and K lines, you must take take the staircase/ramp to the overpass crossing over the tracks, and take another staircase down to platform's 1 and 2.

Thank you for understanding these changes as we work to make the Airport Metro Transit Center as fast and convenient as possible. If you have any concerns please ask a City Metro employee or contact us. See you at FLX!

F Line Service Changes

hello@citymetro.xyz (Felix Feger) — Sun, 07 Dec 2025 02:37:43 GMT

Hello Riders,

This post is to inform you of the upcoming service changes for the F Line.

What's Happening:
Starting Sunday, December 7th, the F line will run as a terminal connector at FLX, between the Airport Metro Transit Center (Terminal 1) and FLX Terminal 2 stations.

What this means, and how it may affect your ride:
The F line currently stops at Downtown Lego City, Emergency HQ, and the AMTC. After these changes are implement on December 7th, you must ride the E instead to go to Emergency HQ and Downtown Lego City stations. Riding the E instead should not add to your travel time, and it should even speed up your journey.

Why we're doing this:
FLX has been known for its separated terminals, without a proper transit link between them. To bridge this gap, as well as how the F line follows the E line path for its entire route, we've decided to make the F become FLX's new terminal connector. With this change you'll be able to ride on dedicated airport trains, and change terminals faster than ever.

Looking into the future:
The plan for the F line is to turn it into an automated APM, that will be built on its own right of way. Currently this plan is a little far away, so we're using the F to bridge the gap until the APM is completed.

We apologize if this causes any confusion. Please contact us for any questions or concerns. Thank you for understanding how important this change is City Metro.

Communication and Website Access Issues

hello@citymetro.xyz (Felix Feger) — Tue, 28 Oct 2025 02:55:36 GMT

City Metro is currently experiencing issues with its communications systems (email), and it's website domain. At this time City Metro has minimized its issues, but we are still working on it.

What's going on: City Metro found out that its new communications system powered by ZOHO had some security concerns, causing us to turn to Cloudflare. We decided to move all our DNS provider to Cloudflare, and are in the process of fully migrating.

This affects who: Mainly emailing our support team as well as for some customers to access citymetro.xyz.

How long will issues persist: At this time we estimate that most of these issues have been resolved, but some customers still may have trouble with contacting our support team. To contact our support team via chat, you may press the Live Chat feature on our website located in the bottom right-hand corner.

We apologize for any inconvenience. For more information, please contact our support team by chat or emailing hello@citymetro.xyz. Thank you for understanding.

Getting to FLX During Closures

hello@citymetro.xyz (Felix Feger) — Wed, 22 Oct 2025 21:25:00 GMT

As we work on rebuilding sections of Airport Way, here are some ways to get to FLX via City Metro.

Getting to FLX by Rail

Use the A, B, C, D, E, F, or K Lines that ALL stop at Airport Metro Transit Center.

Getting to FLX by Bus

-Take the 76 Loop Bus around downtown to Union Station. Transfer to the FLX Shuttle from Union Station directly to FLX. It departs in bus bay 1 or 2, located right outside the A and E Line station.
-Take the 211B bus directly to FLX via Main St. It operates during the day every 10-15 minutes, and every 20 - 25 minutes during late nights or mornings.

Getting to FLX by Ride share or Taxis

-Taxis depart from the ride share lot at Union Station, and operate all throughout downtown, however prices are expensive due to increased traffic.

For more information please visit citymetro.xyz/metro-map or talk to our support staff to learn more on ways to travel to FLX. Thank you for cooperating as we work to reopen the road as soon as possible.