Union Station
Union Station appears in the 24-hour Happy project. Metro’s own account documents the station’s role, joining the video to an everyday place of arrivals and departures.
Happy turns Los Angeles into a day-long dance floor, moving through transit halls, hillside paths, and familiar streets.
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Union Station appears in the 24-hour Happy project. Metro’s own account documents the station’s role, joining the video to an everyday place of arrivals and departures.
Runyon Canyon is among the locations in the 24-hour video, shifting the mood from the built city to the hills above it.
Explore 2 connections. Each connection links to its evidence; outlined circles mark approximate areas, not exact buildings or camera positions.
Union Station appears in the 24-hour Happy project. Metro’s own account documents the station’s role, joining the video to an everyday place of arrivals and departures.
Union Station — location account ↗︎
An active transport hub: stay within public areas and leave passenger routes clear.
Open street map ↗︎Runyon Canyon is among the locations in the 24-hour video, shifting the mood from the built city to the hills above it.
Runyon Canyon — location account ↗︎
Check park notices before setting out. The map marks the park rather than a verified dancer or camera position.
Open street map ↗︎