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Park with Metro. Parking at a Metro facility and taking the train or bus is your gateway to DC, Maryland, and Virginia. And we have you covered with various parking options at 51 Metro stations! Find detailed information about costs, fares, and types of parking spaces available.
Parking Details by Station. Explore DC, Maryland, and Virginia via Metro and leave your cars and your cares behind! Weekday parking availability and cost varies by station and amount of time you park. Fares are collected upon exit during the following hours:
Stations | WMATA. Trains are operating every 16 minutes with single tracking between Friendship Heights and Van Ness because of a track problem at Tenleytown. Expect delays in both directions.
There are over 160,000 parking spaces at nearly 400 Park & Ride Lots throughout the Washington/Baltimore Metropolitan areas where commuters can conveniently bike, walk or drive to and join up with carpools/vanpools or gain access to public transit. Two thirds of Park & Ride Lots have bus or rail service available.
Its expansive network of tunnels and above ground tracks connect all four quadrants of DC with suburban Virginia and Maryland. The system is heavily used by local commuters and it’s a popular, convenient and affordable way for visitors to DC to get around the region, now so more than ever.
The DC Metro system consists of six lines serving Washington DC, Virginia, and Maryland. For more information about the map above, see our page on the DC Metro Map. See individual stations for more information about directions, attractions, parking, and live "Next Train" predictions:
By Metro. The Foggy Bottom-GWU Metro station, located on the blue, orange, and silver lines, is a short 15-minute walk from Georgetown. The Rosslyn, Virginia station, located on the blue, orange, and silver lines, is a short walk across the Key Bridge to Georgetown.
