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RTD adding train cars for AC/DC, Megan Moroney concerts Tuesday

Thousands of fans will pack downtown Denver on Tuesday night for two major concerts: AC/DC at Empower Field at Mile High and Megan Moroney at Ball Arena.

RTD will add rail cars to regularly scheduled service on the C, E, W and N lines to handle the expected crowds and is deploying additional transit police and security personnel at rail stations and across the system.

The venues sit near multiple bus stops and rail stations, making transit a convenient option. Customers can use the NextRide trip-planning tool by entering the event location as the destination. The tool lists train lines, bus routes and departure times from a user’s current location.

RTD provides service on the C, E and W lines that connect to Auraria West, Empower Field at Mile High, Ball Arena and Union Station, as well as the A, B, G and N lines that also serve Union Station. Extra cars will be added to the C, E, W and N lines for the evening events.

Last trains from Denver Union Station are scheduled as follows: Commuter rail platform — A Line 12:30 a.m., B Line 11:09 p.m., G Line 12:01 a.m., N Line 11:26 p.m. Light rail platform — C Line 11:48 p.m., E Line 11:56 p.m., W Line 11:51 p.m.

Last trains from Ball Arena: C Line 11:51 p.m., E Line 11:59 p.m., W Line 11:54 p.m.

Last trains from Empower Field at Mile High: C Line 11:53 p.m., E Line 12:01 a.m., W Line 11:56 p.m.

Bus routes near Empower Field include Routes 30 and 31, as well as Routes 1, 15L and 16. Customers seeking transfers to the C, E or W lines at Union Station can use the Flatiron Flyer and local Routes 0, 9, 10, 15, 20 and 32.

RTD Park-n-Rides offer access to downtown events. A full list is available on the agency’s website.

The agency advised customers to be patient with large crowds on platforms, trains and buses; to sign up for service alerts; to purchase fares in advance via the MyRide app or Tap-n-Ride contactless payment; and to check the RTD website or NextRide app for real-time schedules. Safety concerns can be reported 24/7 through Transit Watch online, by calling (303) 299-2911 or by texting (303) 434-9100.



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