Chinatown Station

If you'd rather walk over the the A/Blue Line Platform, and wait for the next train to come over, then, yeah, you can take this line. The thing is, if you can walk from Union Station (aka the "original" location of Chinatown), you might actually be able to get to this station faster sometimes. Up to you. But from here, you can cut through the apartment complex onto Broadway Ave.

Trains usually on time. Very clean, well lit, & safe. Only one double sided bench for sitting. No outlet for charging phones. We played a game where one person closed their eyes (seeker) an counted to ten while the other person hide behind one of four pillars. The seeker then had to choose where the hider was. Very fun for the few minutes waiting for our train.

Great location, convenient to lots of Chinatown businesses. I get off here and walk to work everyday. Love the architectures and designs. You can also see Downtown LA from here.

One of the nicer stations in the Metro Net worth a trip. Gold Line from Union Station

Nice views when you exit the train station and perfect place to take some pictures. It has some Stadium style bench seating as well as other locations to rest if you would like or possibly enjoy a light snack before you continue your journey through Chinatown.

Nice train station with Asian design

The unique design of this station is extremely noteworthy, and plus it's close to the eateries and streets of Chinatown, and the massive green expanses of grass and trees in LA State Historic Park! Only a quarter mile walk to any of these destinations from the station, one of the best stations in the LA Metro system in my opinion.

The station is well-designed and well-themed, but getting to the street level can be confusing and it can get pretty empty. Overall a nice and safe station though.