May 21, 2020

Park-Ride Lot at Forest Park-DeBaliviere Transit Center to Close May 25

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Transit riders encouraged to utilize the Delmar Loop Park-Ride lot during construction

Park-Ride lot at the Forest Park-DeBaliviere Transit Center

The Metro Transit Park-Ride lot at the Forest Park-DeBaliviere Transit Center will be closed beginning Monday, May 25, to accommodate the construction of a new transit-oriented development (TOD) project in the adjacent Skinker-DeBaliviere neighborhood. The project, called Expo at Forest Park, is expected to be completed in 2022 and will offer garage parking for Metro Transit commuters.

During construction, riders who normally park at the Forest Park-DeBaliviere Transit Center Park-Ride lot can use the Park-Ride Lot at the Delmar Loop Transit Center, located a few miles west at 650 Rosedale Avenue.

Directions to Delmar Loop Station Parking

A full list of available Park-Ride options for you to use on the Metro Transit system can be found at metrostlouis.org/park-and-ride.

Metro Transit and its parent organization Bi-State Development are working closely with a private developer, Tegethoff Development, on the Expo at Forest Park. The $90 million mixed retail and residential development will include 285 market-rate apartments and 30,000 square feet of retail. Construction on the project is expected to get underway in the next few weeks. By adaptively reusing transit infrastructure and real estate at the Forest Park-DeBaliviere Transit Center, this project will enhance this prime area of the Skinker-DeBaliviere neighborhood while also improving the security, amenities and transit experience of Metro riders. Since 2011, more than $9.2 billion in new development has been completed, is under construction or is reasonably committed within a half-mile radius of MetroLink stations.

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Construction, Rider Alert

1 thought on “Park-Ride Lot at Forest Park-DeBaliviere Transit Center to Close May 25”

  1. Jane says:

    Until you get can the suspended bus routes back in operation including express, keep the fares suspended. You removed the routes from the transit app and many are thinking the routes are permanently suspended, put them back in the transit app with the no service option enabled. Every major transit system with the exeception of Indianapolis is keeping fares suspended last June 1st, so consider that as well.

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