Metro Station
Photo (cropped): Chabe01, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
An underground commuter station: Paris, Tokyo, Mexico City, take your pick. The architecture is universal because the Method of Loci needs the shape, not the surface.
| # | Locus | Entry | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | the street stairs | empty | |
| 2 | the ticket machine | empty | |
| 3 | the turnstile | empty | |
| 4 | the newsstand | empty | |
| 5 | the vending machines | empty | |
| 6 | the station clock | empty | |
| 7 | the down escalator | empty | |
| 8 | the ad corridor | empty | |
| 9 | the platform bench | empty | |
| 10 | the tiled wall map | empty | |
| 11 | the platform edge | empty | |
| 12 | the train pulling in | empty | |
| 13 | the tunnel mouth | empty | |
| 14 | the exit corridor | empty |
down the street stairs past the ticket machine and turnstile, along the ad corridor to the platform edge, into the train and out the far exit.