The beloved Molly the Trolley will roll through downtown Fort Worth once again starting Sunday after being on hiatus during the pandemic.
Molly is a vintage-look trolley that travels from the Fort Worth Convention Center to Sundance Square about every 15 minutes. The free ride is available seven days a week from 10 a.m. until 10 p.m.
Molly also serves Trinity Metro’s Fort Worth Central Station, giving passengers access to commuter rail, Amtrak, inner-city and inter-state bus service and rental car services.
The cost of operating Molly is partially subsidized by Visit Fort Worth, Downtown Fort Worth Inc. and Sundance Square.
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Molly the Trolley connects to multiple bus routes at Fort Worth Central Station as well as Trinity Metro TEXRail and Trinity Railway Express. Photo Credit: City of Fort Worth
It's named Molly after the longhorn mascot that symbolizes the city of Fort Worth's roots in the cattle industry.
