Clearly built by North Koreans, this disgrace to American public transportation should be demolished and rebuilt because a) its not safe, b) its one of the most expensive transit systems in the country, and c) it goes nowhere. \n\nI boarded the monorail only to watch a stroller wheel caught when the door closed. The monorail immediately started moving and half of us are trying to find the emergency button, while the other half is yanking the stroller wheel out of the door. We got it out just in time but really, seriously? What if that was someone's foot? Oh, and we couldn't find the emergency button either so there's no way to stop the monorail if something goes wrong. Praise the dear leader, he will clearly protect us...\n\nThe monorail puts BART to shame with its expensive ticket. At $5/ticket, I'm pretty sure this is the most expensive transit system in the country, on a per mile basis. $5....to go the equivalent of one or two city blocks? You must be joking...\n\nTo rub salt on the wound, this monorail goes nowhere. At first, you'll get excited because you'll see your hotel \"near\" one of the stops listed on the map. Don't be fooled. Apparently, a one mile walk is \"near\" one of the stations. \n\nDon't even bother with this disgrace of a system. Either walk, or take a taxi. This thing goes nowhere, its not safe, and you'll pay an arm and a leg. Literally and figuratively.