METRO POCKET GUIDE Washington Metro

METRO POCKET GUIDE

Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority
Metro System Schedule and Fare Information

Metrorail

Each passenger needs a farecard to ride Metrorail except children under 5 Up to two children under age 5 travel free with a paying customer.
Farecard machines are in every station. Small bills are recommended. There are no change machines in stations.
Fares are based on when and how far you travel. Peak fares are in effect weekdays 5:30-9:30 a.m. and 3-8 p.m. Off-peak fares are in effect at all other times.
At each station mezzanine, you'll find large color-coded maps showing fares and travel times. If you are unsure about your route or fare, ask the station manager or call Metro Information, 202-637-7000 (TDD 202-638-3780).
Farecard machines provide up to $4.95 in change. Your change will be in coins. For convenience, buy fare for a round trip. Even better, buy a fare-card for $20 or more and earn a 10% bonus. For example, pay $20 and get a farecard worth $22.

Metrobus

Fares are based on when and how far you travel. You must have exact change for the fare. Metrobus operators do not carry cash and cannot make change. The base fare for most trips is $1.10. Traveling interstate costs more. Surcharges and transfer charges may apply. To find out your fare in advance, call Metro information.

Passes

For a full day of Metrorail rides, buy the Metrorail $5 One Day Pass. Ride from 9:30 a.m. until closing on weekdays, or all day on any Saturday, Sunday or federal holiday. The Metrorail $5 One Day Pass is available at Metro Center, the Pentagon, Metro Headquarters, most Safeway, Giant and SuperFresh stores, Commuter Centers at Ballston, Crystal City, Rosslyn and White Flint and through TicketMaster.
Other Metro passes are also available - the $65 Bus/Rail Super Pass, the $50 Metrorail Fast Pass, the $35 Metrorail Short Trip Pass, the $100 28-Day Metrorail Pass and a variety of Metrobus Flash Passes. Reduced fares are available for Medicare card holders and senior citizens and people with disabilities who have Metro ID cards. To find out more about Metro passes, call 202-637-7000 (TDD 202-
638-3780).
Help is available seven days a week, weekdays 6 a.m.-10:30 p.m., weekends 8 a.m.-10:30 p.m.

Metrorail Hours of Operation
Weekdays.....................5:30 a.m. until midnight
Weekends......................8 a.m. until midnight

Last trains leave some stations prior to midnight. See last train times posted in stations.

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METRO POCKET GUIDE Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority Metro System Schedule and Fare Information Metrorail Each passenger needs a farecard to ride Metrorail except children under 5 Up to two children under age 5 travel free with a paying customer. Farecard machines are in every station. Small bills are recommended. There are no change machines in stations. Fares are based on when and how far you travel. Peak fares are in effect weekdays 5:30-9:30 a.m. and 3-8 p.m. Off-peak fares are in effect at all other times. At each station mezzanine, you'll find large color-coded maps showing fares and travel times. If you are unsure about your route or fare, ask the station manager or call Metro Information, 202-637-7000 (TDD 202-638-3780). Farecard machines provide up to $4.95 in change. Your change will be in coins. For convenience, buy fare for a round trip. Even better, buy a fare-card for $20 or more and earn a 10% bonus. For example, pay $20 and get a farecard worth $22. Metrobus Fares are based on when and how far you travel. You must have exact change for the fare. Metrobus operators do not carry cash and cannot make change. The base fare for most trips is $1.10. Traveling interstate costs more. Surcharges and transfer charges may apply. To find out your fare in advance, call Metro information. Passes For a full day of Metrorail rides, buy the $ 5 One Day Metrorail Pass. Ride from 9:30 a.m. until closing on weekdays, or all day on any Saturday, Sunday or federal holiday. The $ 5 One Day Metrorail Pass is available at Metro Center, the Pentagon, Metro Headquarters, most Safeway, Giant and SuperFresh stores, Commuter Center at Ballston, Crystal City and Rosslyn and White Flint and through TicketMaster. Other Metro passes are also available-the $ 65 Bus/Rail Super Pass, the Metrorail Fast Pass $ 50, the $ 35 the Metrorail Short Trip Pass, the $ 100 28-Day Metrorail Pass and a variety of Metrobus Flash Passes. Reduced fares are available for Medicare card holders and senior citizens and people with disabilities who have a Metro ID cards. To find out more about Metro passes, call 202-637-7000 (TDD 202- 638-3780). Help is available seven days a week, weekdays 6 a.m.-10:30 p.m., weekends 8 a.m.-10:30 p.m. Metrorail Hours of Operation Weekdays..................... 5:30 a.m. until midnight Weekends ... ... ... ... ... ... .... 8 a.m. until midnight Last trains leave some stations prior to midnight. See last train times posted in stations.

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POCKET the GUIDE METRO Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority Metro System Schedule and Fare Information Metrorail Each passenger needs a farecard to ride Metrorail except children under 5 Up to two children under age 5 with a free travel paying customer. Farecard machines are in every station. Small bills are recommended. Are no change There machines in stations. Fares are based on when and how far you travel. Peak fares are in effect weekdays 5: 30-9: 30 and 3-8 pm am Off-peak fares are in effect at all other times. At each station mezzanine, you'll find large color-coded maps showing fares and travel times . You are unsure If about your route or fare, ask the station manager or call Metro Information, 202-637-7000 (TDD 202-638-3780). Farecard machines provide up to $ 4.95 in change. Your change will be in coins. For convenience, buy fare for a round trip. Even better, buy a fare-card for $ 20 or more and earn a 10% bonus. For example, pay $ 20 and get a farecard worth $ 22. The Metrobus Fares are based on when and how far you travel. You must have exact change for the fare. Metrobus operators do not carry cash and can not make change. The base fare for most trips is $ 1.10. Traveling interstate costs more. Surcharges and transfer charges may apply. Find out your To fare in advance, call Metro information. Passes For a full day of Metrorail rides, buy the $ 5 Metrorail One Day Pass. Ride from 9:30 am until closing on weekdays, or all day on any Saturday, Sunday or federal holiday. The Metrorail $ 5 One Day Pass is available at Metro Center, the Pentagon, Metro Headquarters, most Safeway, Giant and SuperFresh stores, Commuter Centers at Ballston, Crystal City, Rosslyn and White Flint and through TicketMaster. Other Metro passes are also available - the $ 65 Bus / Rail Super Pass, the $ 50 Metrorail Fast Pass, the $ 35 Metrorail Short Trip Pass, the $ 100 28-Day Metrorail Pass and a variety of Metrobus Flash Passes. Reduced fares are available for Medicare card holders and senior citizens and people with disabilities who have Metro ID cards. Find out more To about Metro passes, call 202-637-7000 (TDD 202- 638-3780). Help is available seven days a week, weekdays 6 am-10: 30 pm, weekends 8 am-10: 30 pm Metrorail Hours Operation of Weekdays 5:30 am ..................... until midnight Weekends ................... ... midnight until 8 am Last trains leave some stations prior to midnight. See last train times posted in stations.

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metro POCKET guide

the washington metropolitan area transit authority. metro system schedule and fare information



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Farecard machines are in every station. small bills are recommended. there are no change machines in stations.
Fares are based on when and how far you travel. peak fares are in effect catch them 5:30 - 9: 30 a.m. and 3 - 8 p.m. the off peak fares are in effect at all other times.
at each station mezzanine, you'il find large color coded maps showing fares and travel times. if you are south about your route and fare, but the station manager or call metro information, 202 637 - 7000 (tdd 202 - 638 - 3780).
Farecard machines provide up to $4.95 in change. your change will be in governments. for convenience, buy fare for a round trip. even better, buy a fare card for $20 or more and earn a 10% bonus. for example, pay $20 and get a farecard worth $22. Metrobus



Fares are based on when and how far you travel. you must have exact change for the fare.Metrobus operators do not carry cash and cannot make change. the base fare for most trips is $1.10. traveling interstate costs more. Surcharges and transfer charges may apply. to find out your fare in advance, call metro information. Passes



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