RTD – Auraria West Station

Denver, United States

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1260 5th St, Denver, CO, 80204
Northwest, Auraria
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
60 ftAuraria West Campus
980 ftSports Authority Field at Mile High
0.3 miAuraria Parkway & 7th
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Local time (Denver) 01:51 Sunday, 22 June 2025

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2 reviews of RTD – Auraria West Station

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Place rating: 2
Denver, CO
This station is always packed no matter the time of day. In the mornings I’m lucky to snag a seat on the W Line coming from Lakewood, in the afternoon I almost never get a chance to sit until I’m 2 stops away from the end of the line. There are always so many people, which is a good thing because everyone is using alternate transportation, but it’s just a pain. The trains aren’t usually on time either. I ride the light rail to and from school so it’s nice that I don’t have to pay for parking. Overall, at least it gets me from A to B.
Place rating: 2
Denver, CO
Always busy, always a mess, and never really on time.
That’s not really the fault of anyone, except the people who designed the station directly off of a main thoroughfare, forcing the trains to cross several busy roads into town.