44th Street/Washington station

44th Street/Washington

Sky Harbor Airport Station during the light rail line's grand opening on December 28th, 2008

Location

44th and Washington Streets, Phoenix, Arizona

Owned by

Line(s)

Construction

Disabled access

Yes

History

Opened

December 27, 2008

Services

Preceding station		VMR		Following station
38th Street/Washington toward 19th Avenue/Dunlap		Valley Metro Rail		Priest Drive/Washington toward Mesa Drive/Main Street

44th Street/Washington is a station on Valley Metro Rail, the light rail line in Phoenix, Arizona, United States. The PHX SkyTrain provides direct service from the light rail station platform to Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport. Westbound trains in morning depart from this station.

Ridership

Weekday Rail Passengers^[1]
Year	In	Out	Average Daily In	Average Daily Out
2009	443,792	470,007	1,747	1,850
2010	384,805	380,826	1,521	1,505

Routes 1, 44 ^[2]
Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport PHX Sky Train people-mover; a moving sidewalk will connect the trolley platforms to the people-mover. The moving sidewalk bridge is complete and crosses Washington St. diagonally to the southwest onto the Sky Train station.

↑ "2010 Ridership by Station" (PDF). 2011-01-04. Retrieved 2011-09-28.
↑ "Valley Metro Bus Book Online". 2008-07-28. Archived from the original on 1 September 2008. Retrieved 2008-09-01.

Valley Metro
Light Rail	Valley Metro Rail (Stations)
Bus	Bus routes Bus fleet
Completed Projects	Central Phoenix/East Valley Light Rail Line (2008) Central Mesa Extension (2015) Northwest Extension Phase I (2016)
Under Construction or Proposed Projects	Gilbert Road Extension (2018) Tempe Streetcar (2020) Northwest Extension Phase II (2023) South Central Extension (2023) Capitol/I-10 West Extension (Phase I: 2023, Phase II:2030) West Phoenix/Central Glendale Extension (2026) Northeast Extension (2036)
History	Phoenix Street Railway Salt River Valley Electric Railway
Miscellaneous	Proposed commuter rail independent of Valley Metro

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