In 1901, when the first electric trolley lumbered around Greenville, it cost a nickel. Here’s something you never hear: it’s even cheaper now! It’s free and runs on different routes around Downtown from Friday through Sunday year-round. It’s a nice break for sore feet and a great way to see the town. The red and blue open-air vintage trolleys are wheelchair accessible and equipped with bicycle racks. Below are maps and information on trolley routes, the Transit app, a real-time trolley locator, and trolley rules.
Trolley Routes
Downtown trolleys operate on a fixed-stop system, making a continuous loop along each route. To board the trolley along the routes, passengers must stand near one of the trolley stop signs.
Route 908:
Game Day Park & Ride Route
Route 908: Game Day South will operate from Fluor Field and travel south on Main Street to Pendleton Street to parking options along Pendleton Street.
Operating Hours:
One hour before the first pitch until Fluor Field's gates are closed.
Greenville Drive Baseball Season Only (April-September)
Route 910:
Main Street Route
Route 910: Main Street will operate from Fluor Field and travel north along Main Street to E. North Street. Eight low-cost City parking garages are located along the route, where the first two hours are free.
Download the "Transit" App to track the real-time location of the trolley (or buses), locate the stops along the trolley route, and estimate walking times to get to a trolley stop to help plan your trip.
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