and was permanently closed on 13 January 2019, to facilitate upgrading works for the line. The station was previously closed from late 2010 to early 2012 for refurbishment works. South Korea A second platform for Seoul Subway Line 2 at Sinseol-dong station Spain Disused Barcelona Metro stations Chamberí on Line 1 of Madrid Metro - one of the first stations to open, it was closed after train and platform lengths increased to such a degree that the distance from it to the neighboring stations was deemed too short. It is now a museum. , and in Mercat Central on Line 10 of Metrovalencia was the only completed station on the section planned, but later abandoned, from Alacant to Tavernes Blanques. Sweden on the Stockholm Metro (trains pass through it) in Gothenburg (prepared underground station not used by trains) Ukraine , and in the Kyiv Metro in the Kryvyi Rih Metrotram United Kingdom List of former and unopened London Underground stations Merkland Street on the Glasgow Subway. King's Cross Thameslink United States Euclid–East 120th on the RTA Rapid Transit in Cleveland Nine stations on the New York City Subway, as well as two stations on the PATH system Woodhaven Junction on the Atlantic Branch of the LIRR Franklin Square on the PATCO Speedline and Spring Garden on the Broad-Ridge Spur in Philadelphia Six stations on the Chicago "L" Three stations on the VTA light rail system in San Jose, as well as Eureka Valley in San Francisco The unused east–west platform at Government Center Station on the Metrorail in Miami Harvard-Holyoke near Boston The former platforms of the Gateway station in Pittsburgh The former platforms of the Little Tokyo/Arts District station in Los Angeles 29th & Welton in Denver Subway Terminal Building in Los Angeles contains an abandoned station in the basement with its terminus at Belmont Tunnel/Toluca Substation and Yard. The tunnel was bisected by new construction in the early 21st century. See also Abandoned railway station References External links View from the cab of a journey from to in a museum train in 1987, passing through several ghost stations (German captioning) Except from a documentary on the ghost stations Berlin S-Bahn Berlin U-Bahn Cold War history of Germany Berlin Wall