Free Downtown Trolley Service
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 907/908:
Game Day Park & Ride Route
Route 907: Game Day North will operate from Fluor Field and travel north along Main Street, turning onto River Street and connecting game day visitors with many parking options along River Street and Richardson Street.
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 909:
About Town Route
The About Town Route operates when Route 907 and Route 908 are not in service. Trolley services will be provided every 10-15 minutes.
Operating Hours:
Fri: 4-11pm
Sat: 10am-11pm
Sun: 10am-8pm
Year-Round Service
Transit Smartphone App
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.
- Google Play: Android app
- Apple: iOS app
Transit App for Desktop Computers
Trolley Rules
- Trolley drivers may only allow passengers on and off at designated stops.
- To alert the driver that you are ready to disembark, pull the yellow cord along the wall at seat level. Once you pull the cord, the driver will let you off at the next designated trolley stop.
- The maximum ride time is one complete loop of the trolley route. Passengers may not remain on board the trolley continuously.
- Trolleys are not available for private events.
- Drinks must have a secure lid, something that screws or snaps on and won’t fall off or create a spill if the drink is dropped on the floor of the trolley. Food may not be consumed while on board the trolley.
- No person shall bring or carry any animal not housed in an enclosed animal carrier aboard a trolley. The animal carrier must not exceed 19”x 13”x 9” in size, have ventilation on two or more sides, and be leak- and escape-proof. Animals must be able to stand up, turn around, and lie down in their carrier. Service animals with proper documentation (not emotional support animals) are exempt from this policy.
Owned and operated by Greenlink, the downtown trolleys are the result of a public-private partnership between Greenlink, the City of Greenville and the Greenville Drive.