PORT OF LOS ANGELES AND CALTRANS SET TO BEGIN WORK ON INTERCHANGE PROJECT

[dmwnc1959]

Expected to be completed by 2026
 

https://www.portoflosangeles.org/references/2024-news-releases/news_031324_sr_47_construction?fbclid=IwAR3vHfwH0nSZwwT10lGV9zy9K_S9NA1hvNEsueWc9SOVMLpyerB3ZnypgJA

 

 

Their FB page for updates 

 

https://www.facebook.com/100064510671744/posts/pfbid02prTZjTRs8aiPCD2wYXxGeHDs85M8Leh6FW5uw2m7FRg6tndHT94fhXxcoCVVW1o3l/?app=fbl

For reference the cruise terminal is in the upper right corner of this picture: 

Edited March 13 by dmwnc1959

[9tee2Sea]

there is going to be LOTS of construction on LA's roadways.  We are having the 2028 Olympics

( Im pretty sure it's 2028), so they have to spiff things up for all the visitors.  Its going to be CRAZY

[dmwnc1959]

5 hours ago, 9tee2Sea said:

there is going to be LOTS of construction on LA's roadways.  We are having the 2028 Olympics

( Im pretty sure it's 2028), so they have to spiff things up for all the visitors.  Its going to be CRAZY

 

The 2024 summer cruise season is relatively light since it’s sort of 50/50 between ships leaving from Long Beach or San Pedro.

 

But when the fall/winter 2024/2025 season kicks into high gear the construction on this critical interchange is going to be in full swing, and that’ll throw one hell of a monkey’s wrench into a LOT of transportation plans getting to and from the cruise terminal at San Pedro.
 

I’ll be there in April 2025 on a cruise ship in transit from the Panama Canal up the coast and can’t even begin to imagine how this will affect the simplest of things like going on shore excursions into LA or heading over to the Queen Mary. 
 

This is going to be something people will want to keep track of. 

 

 

Edited March 14 by dmwnc1959