Malden Center (MBTA station)

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Malden Center Station
(or Malden Station)
Station statistics
Address Pleasant Street between Summer and Commercial Streets, Malden
Lines MBTA Subway
Orange Line
MBTA Commuter Rail
Haverhill Line
Parking 188 spaces, $3.50 fee, four accessible spaces
Other information
Opened December 27, 1975
Accessible
Owned by Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority

Malden Center Station is an MBTA station on the Orange Line and Commuter Rail, located on Pleasant Street in downtown Malden, Massachusetts. It is an elevated station serving Malden's Edgeworth and downtown areas, with a small parking lot and connections to several bus lines. Boarding an outbound train here only will take you one stop to Oak Grove, while inbound trains take riders through Boston via North Station and Downtown Crossing. Transfer to MBTA Commuter Rail is possible from a platform that is parallel to the orange line island platform. In 2004, the station added a second exit stairwell and its first and only elevator, making the station handicap accessible.

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Malden Station opened on December 27, 1975, as part of the MBTA's new northern branch of the Orange Line. This new branch eliminated the Charlestown Elevated Everett Station that same year.

As of 2004, this station is wheelchair accessible as part of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990.

The MBTA maintains a parking lot for Malden Station with 188 spaces at the rate of $3.50 per day. The lot is extremely cramped and narrow and nearly filled to capacity every day around the morning rush hour.

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