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The Lynx Blue Line is Charlotte’s light rail system, running 19 miles between UNC Charlotte and I-485/South Blvd with 26 stations. It connects key areas like Uptown Charlotte, where riders can access the Spectrum Center, Convention Center, and business district. The line also serves South End, a lively area with breweries, restaurants, and greenways, and NoDa (North Davidson), known for its arts scene and live music. Further north, it provides easy access to UNC Charlotte’s main campus, making it convenient for students and visitors. The Blue Line offers a quick and affordable way to explore Charlotte without the hassle of driving.
Optimist Hall is a historic textile mill in Charlotte that has been transformed into a popular food hall and mixed-use space. Located near NoDa and Uptown, it features a variety of local and international eateries, bars, and dessert spots, along with retail shops and office spaces. Visitors can enjoy options like gourmet burgers, tacos, sushi, and artisan coffee in a vibrant, industrial-style setting. The hall also has indoor and outdoor seating, making it a great spot for casual dining and socializing. Its mix of history, food, and community atmosphere makes it a must-visit destination in Charlotte.
The light rail stop for Optimist hall is the Parkwood stop. This stop is about a 7 minute walk (.3 miles) away from Optimist Hall. The walk is not great for people who have mobility issues as there is not dedicated sidewalk. There is parking available but it requires payment by the hour.
The light rail stop for Optimist hall is the Parkwood stop. This stop is about a 7 minute walk (.3 miles) away from Optimist Hall. The walk is not great for people who have mobility issues as there is not dedicated sidewalk. There is parking available but it requires payment by the hour.
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