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Santa
Lucia Station has no stairs within the station (everything is on one level), but
the stairs leading from the front entrance to the public throughfare and the
Grand Canal can be a nuisance if you're in a wheelchair, pushing a baby
stroller, or wrestling with heavy wheeled luggage. Fortunately, the station has
a side door that makes it easy to bypass the stairs on your way out of--or
into--the station.