Lone Tree City Center station is a light rail station in Lone Tree, Colorado. It is operated by the Regional Transportation District (RTD), and was opened on May 17, 2019. It is currently served by the E and R Lines.
Station layout 1F Platform LevelPrivate driveNorthbound← toward Union Station (Sky Ridge)← toward Peoria (Sky Ridge)Southbound toward RidgeGate Parkway (Terminus) → The station has been served by the E Line since its opening, and was briefly served by the R Line until 2020 when service was discontinued due to the COVID-19 pandemic. As of September 2026, R Line service has been temporarily restored as a part of service changes accommodating the Downtown Rail Reconstruction Project. R Line service will be truncated back to its usual terminus at Lincoln when the project is complete.
The station sits in greenfield land that is planned to host a transit-oriented development. The proposed Lone Tree City Center, for which the station is named, is planned to include 10,000 homes, office space, and parks. The development project was approved in 2018; however, as of 2026 there has been no progress and the land surrounding the station remains entirely undeveloped. The station is fenced off from the greenfield land surrounding it and a private drive leads back to Sky Ridge station to the north. Transit advocacy groups have called for the station's closure until the surrounding land is developed, as "there is currently no reason for anyone to get off the train here."
Lone Tree City Center is by far the least-used RTD rail station, with a daily average of 20 passengers using the station.
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