Angels Flight announces price hike as iconic L.A. railway becomes latest victim of inflation
Briefly

Angels Flight Railway, the historic funicular in Los Angeles, is raising its fare from $1.00 to $1.50, effective June 1, to combat inflation and rising costs. This is the first fare increase since 2017, with a round trip souvenir ticket priced at $3. The fare hike comes as the railway continues to address maintenance and safety issues, including past accidents. Officials express confidence that this change will aid in preserving the railway's heritage and ensuring safety while catering to both residents and tourists.
Angels Flight is not just a mode of transportation - it's a living piece of Los Angeles history. This fare change will allow us to continue serving our community while maintaining the safety and heritage of the world's shortest railway.
The iconic funicular railway has announced that fares will increase from $1.00 to $1.50 starting June 1 to keep pace with the rising cost of insurance, maintenance and labor.
Read at Los Angeles Times
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