Balboa Park is a busy beehive of Muni activity, and yet, if you're a passenger new to the station, you probably have no idea what's going on there or what to do or where to do it. Unless of course you're taking BART, where confusion and chaos is thought of negatively. As a regular at Balboa Park, I have a few questions. Let's start with:
Why isn't there a NextMuni board anywhere at Balboa Park?
Or any kind of arrivals board?
I forget whether Balboa Park is busier than any of the downtown stations, but it is the busiest terminal that isn't underground. (It must be considerably busier than Van Ness when you combine the bus and LRV traffic.) All the downtown stations have some kind of arrivals board, whether based on the ATC (Automated Track Control) system or on NextMuni. (Remember the NextMuni displays that keep coming and going in the subway?) So why doesn't Balboa Park?
Balboa Park doesn't have anything.
What's up with that, anyway?
Thursday, May 29, 2008
Balboa Park: Where's NextMuni?
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balboa park,
bus,
confusion,
light rail,
nextmuni,
where's the bus?,
where's the train?
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