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BULLETIN: Gold Line East End Extension Fantrip, Monday 11/9 at Noon

Late breaking information:  the Electric Railway Historical Association has made arrangements with the Metro Gold Line Eastside Extension Project for a "windshield tour" of the Metro Gold Line Eastside Extension Project on Monday, November 9 at 12:00 noon for 60 guests.

The train will leave from Platform #2 (Union Station tracks 1 & 2) at noon.  Please arrive on time as the trains are running on schedule and other confirmed tours will be on standby. Please note that the windshield tour will consist of a ride on the system from Union Station, Metro Gold Line Eastside Extension Platform #2 to the Atlantic Station and back. At this time tours are only offered to adults. There will be no opportunities to deboard the train at any of the stations.

Per Metro,
"Please note that it is a requirement for every tour attendee to review and sign the attached Visitor’s Release and Hold Harmless Agreement waiver prior to the tour. Please give the signed waiver to your tour guide on the day of the tour. Any tour attendees who do not sign and submit the waiver will not be allowed to go on a tour. No exceptions."
 
If the attachment doesn't come through, you can download and print one at
http://harrymarnell.net/MGLEE_Hold-Harmless.pdf      Be sure to bring it with you!
 
Any questions, contact Alan Fishel at  afishel@interurbans.com
or John Heller at John.heller@sbcglobal.net

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