METRORail Improvements Prompt Weekend Service Interruption

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HOUSTON — This weekend, METRO will offer modified service on the METRORail Purple Line beginning at the start of service on Saturday, April 20 and continuing until the end of service on April 21. 

Two-way bus shuttle service will run every 12 minutes between the Palm Center Transit Center to Eado / Stadium station. View shuttle map.

The bus shuttle service is free. Please allow extra travel time for your trip.

Signage and METRO personnel will be available to provide assistance. Customers can also text or call METRO’s Customer Service Center at 713-635-4000 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. if they have any questions or need trip planning information.

Monitor METRO’s Twitter and Facebook pages for updates. METRO also offers real-time information through service alerts.

By: METRO

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