Station Stops
| Station | Address | Connections | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Salt Lake Central Station | 250 South 600 West | FrontRunner, Amtrak | Terminus |
| Old GreekTown | 200 South 500 West | Sandy/Salt Lake Line | |
| Planetarium | 200 South 400 West | Sandy/Salt Lake Line | |
| Arena | 301 West South Temple | Sandy/Salt Lake Line | Formerly Delta Center, former teminus |
| Temple Square | 132 West South Temple | Sandy/Salt Lake Line | |
| City Center | 100 South Main Street | Sandy/Salt Lake Line | |
| Gallivan Plaza | 300 South Main Street | Sandy/Salt Lake Line | |
| Library | 225 East 400 South | Last station within the Free Fare Zone | |
| Trolley | 625 East 400 South | ||
| 900 East | 875 East 400 South | ||
| Stadium | 1349 East 500 South | Former terminus until Medical Center extension | |
| University South Campus | 1790 East South Campus Drive | ||
| Fort Douglas | 200 South Wasatch Drive | ||
| University Medical Center | 10 North Medical Drive | Terminus |
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