Carraway Island Public Transit Museum

The Carraway Island Public Transit Museum is an interactive museum located in the City of Adustelan. It focuses on the various transit systems of Carraway Island, primarily the Adustelan Metro and its predecessor the Adustelan Rapid Transit System, but also various bus and roadway services. The main museum building is located in City Center at the corner of Myrtle Avenue and Rarity Street, adjacent to the Adustelan Public Library. The museum is open from 6 am to 11 pm every day of the year except Christmas and New Year's Eve.

Current Exhibits

• A replica of the former interior of Agnes Street-Marigold Subway Station
• A 1971 school bus manufactured by the Adustelan Roy K. Davis Bus Company

Adustelan Rapid Transit System Tours

The Museum also conducts tours of several abandoned underground tunnels of the former Adustelan Rapid Transit System. These adventure tours are not mentioned on the museum's website or in any brochure, and must be requested in person to a museum employee. Due to heavy demand, people often need to make reservations weeks in advance, and tours are only reserved for those who are members of the museum. As a result, few people have seen the southernmost abandoned transit tunnels after the closure of the system in 1966. The tunnels exist in fragmented segments, and it is currently illegal and virtually impossible to reach the tunnels from street level as of 2014 other than through the museum.

Tour prices are at the discretion of the requested employee, but typically average around $150 per person for a 3 hour tour.