Tren de la Costa is a light rail line in the Buenos Aires suburbs. The line operates between Olivos (where it has a connection to the Mitre Line to Retiro Station) and Tigre, a weekend and holiday resort town. The line was built in the 1890s by the Buenos Aires and Rosario Railway. Ownership was transferred between various companies over the years until 1961, when the government closed the line due to low ridership. In 1990, plans to reopen the line were introduced. The line was converted to a new track gauge, the former stations were rebuilt and three new stations were added. Articulated LRVs built by CAF were ordered. The line reopened in 1995 and while ridership has not necessarily remained level since then, the service is popular among tourists traveling to and from Tigre.