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4worldlovers: This heavily landscaped station has a waterfall of greenery and an arbored walkway from the parking lot, leading patrons to the boarding platform just minutes from downtown Dallas or downtown Garland. White Rock Station is served by the Northeast segment of the DART Rail Blue line. Facilities include a drop-off and pickup area, bicycle racks and free commuter parking spaces.

Bay 1 - Rail Disruption Shuttle Stop | Bay 4 - 20 Bachman Station | Bay 5 - 20 South Garland Transit Center | Bay 6 - Paratransit

This station is served by GoLink, DART's on-demand service. Using a variety of vehicles and service providers, GoLink delivers on-demand DART service within a designated zone. Learn more at DART.org/GoLink.

DART can take you to many nearby popular attractions from this station.

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The DART Rail system features 65 stations, located in downtown Dallas, South Dallas, South Oak Cliff, West Oak Cliff, the North Central Expressway Corridor to North Dallas, Richardson and Plano, the Northeast Corridor to Garland and Rowlett, the Northwest Corridor to Farmers Branch and Carrollton, the Southeast Corridor to Pleasant Grove and the Northwest Corridor to Irving and DFW Airport.

A Collection of Public Art Use this guide to plan your tour of White Rock Station. Mother Nature Inspired White Rock Station's DesignPublic Art & Design Committee chooses history theme White Rock Station, opened on September 24, 2001 on the Northeast light rail extension, features a miniature spillway filled with greenery inspired by the lake itself. The station's attractive blue and green color scheme and natural-looking landscape designs adorn the boarding area and the parking lot. Neighborhood representatives are always involved in deciding the design of DART light rail stations. No one knows their community better than local residents and civic groups. "We were glad we could incorporate the history of the area into White Rock Station," said Cliff Franklin, a community volunteer on the Art & Design Committee for the station. "We're also excited about having the light rail line so close by." Franklin said many ideas about the location and layout of the station had to be decided before construction could begin. "Committee members were happy to help come up with the design theme for the station, and also contribute to the layout," he said. "We think the stairway leading to Northwest Highway east of the light rail bridge is essential to providing easy access to the train for pedestrians." Artist worked with community on station design Philip Lamb, the design artist of White Rock Lake Station, also appreciates the historical design theme proposed by the committee. The three major artistic ideas involve the cornucopia covering the walkway, the spillway of greenery and the cap of the retaining wall. "The cornucopia covering the walkway is reflective of the history of the lake," said Lamb. "The blue arches will be covered by green vines and it will open up with a larger opening toward the platform." The spillway of lush greenery runs parallel to the boarding platform, allowing the area just in front of the platform to be a green oasis. "This plant life surrounding the platform enhances the feeling of stepping into a rich, natural environment," said Lamb. The cap of the retaining wall can't be seen from the platform, but rather faces Northwest Highway in a cascade of earth-tone blocks with pockets for plants between the stones. Other small references to the history of White Rock Lake could go unnoticed to the untrained eye. "The columns on the platform are based on a 1930s boathouse on the lake, and the soft blue hue was a color used for early houses in the area to prevent wasps from forming nests on the eves," Lamb explained.

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