Green Line Light Rail Extension Remains on Schedule for 2027 Opening
The Green Line light rail extension in Minneapolis-St. Paul is on track for its planned opening in 2027.
Minneapolis St. Paul, MN, August 23, 2026 —
The expansion of the Green Line light rail transit system in the Minneapolis-St. Paul metropolitan area is progressing as planned and is anticipated to open in 2027.
The project, aimed at extending light rail service, continues to adhere to its established timeline. Officials have indicated that all major milestones are being met, keeping the project on track for its projected completion date.
Further details regarding specific construction phases, potential impacts on transit services during construction, and the exact routes or stations included in the extension were not provided in the available information.
The Green Line currently connects Minneapolis and St. Paul, serving a number of key destinations within the Twin Cities. The extension is expected to increase accessibility and connectivity for commuters and residents in the region.
The opening in 2027 will mark the culmination of planning, funding, and construction efforts for this significant public transportation infrastructure project.
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