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Venice People Mover

ABOVE: A Venice People Mover train in the
Piazzale Roma station. INSET BELOW: A station wall mural and entrance sign.
Venice's
People Mover, which opened in April, 2010, offers quick (and
wheelchair-accessible) connections between three points on the edge of the
city's historic center:
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The Piazzale Roma, where
locals and visitors arrive in the city by public bus,
airport bus,
taxi, or car.
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The Marittima
cruise terminal, where many passenger ships arrive and depart. (Caveat: The
Marittima station is located just outside the Marittima port entrance, which means that
passengers need to walk to or from their ships.)
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The Tronchetto
parking island, which has indoor and outdoor parking for thousands of cars
and is also the arrival point for most tour buses.
The People Mover is a cable-operated tram system that's similar
to the automated shuttles in many large airports.
In this article, we'll tell you how to use the People Mover, and
we'll show you captioned photos and videos so you'll know what to expect.
Next page:
How to ride the People Mover
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