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“Get on the Bus” Transportation to Places of Interest from UMBC “Get on the Bus” Transportation to Places of Interest from UMBC BWI and Light Rail Towson Town Center/Towson University Take UMBC Shuttle Bus BWI MARC Line to Take MTA bus #35 to Baltimore and Charles BWI MARC/Amtrak Station and take the free Streets. On Baltimore Street, transfer to MTA shuttle bus from there to BWI airport or to the bus #8 which goes to Towson University. BWI Light Rail Station. Hunt Valley Inner Harbor Take the UMBC Shuttle Bus BWI MARC Take MTA Bus #35 to downtown. Exit at Line to the BWI MARC/Amtrak Station (Mon- corner of Pratt and Charles Streets. Proceed Frie) and take the free shuttle to the BWI Light East on Pratt Street to Inner Harbor. Rail Station. Take the Blue Light Rail north to Hunt Valley, or: Arundel Mills Mall Take the MTA bus #35 to Pratt St. and Take UMBC Shuttle Bus BWI MARC Line Howard St. Then, take the Light Rail north to (Mon-Fri) to BWI MARC/Amtrak Station. Hunt Valley. From there, take MTA Bus #17 to Arundel Mills Mall, or: Greenbelt Metro Station Fri-Sun, take the UMBC Shuttle Bus Arundel Take the UMBC Shuttle Bus Mills Line to the Arundel Mills Mall. Halethorpe/Satellite Line to the Halethorpe MARC station. From Halethorpe, take the Security Square Mall Penn Line Marc Train to BWI MARC/Amtrak Take MTA Bus #77 to Security Blvd. and Station and take the free shuttle bus from there Belmont Avenue. to BWI airport. Proceed to the bus stop at Pier E on the lower level of the international Westview Shopping Center terminal. From there, take the MTA bus #B30 Take the UMBC Shuttle Bus Catonsville Line to to the Greenbelt Metro Station. Ingleside Ave. at the Ingleside Mall and proceed to the Westview Mall, or: Washington D.C (Union Station) Take the MTA bus #77 to Ingleside Ave. and Take the UMBC Shuttle Bus Craigmont Street. Proceed to the Westview Halethorpe/Satellite Line to the Halethorpe Shopping Center. MARC station. From Halethorpe, take the Penn Owings Mills Mall Line MARC Train to BWI MARC/Amtrak Take MTA bus #77 to Old Court Metro Station to get to Union Station. Subway Station. From there, take the Metro Greater Silver Spring Metropolitan Area Subway to Owings Mills. Follow above directions to Washington D.C. Columbia Mall Union Station also has a DC Metro Rail station Mon-Fri, take the MTA bus #35 downtown to (Red Line). Proceed on a Red Line Train in the Lombard and Charles Streets. From there, take direction of Glenmont. Get off at Silver Spring the MTA bus #310/311 to the Columbia Mall. Metro station. White Marsh Mall Laurel Metropolitan Area Take MTA Bus #35 to White Marsh Mall. Mon-Fri, take the MTA bus #35 to Camden Yards. Proceed to Camden MARC Station at Howard and Conway Streets and take the For more information, contact: MARC Train South to Laurel. MTA Maryland at 410-539-5000 DC Metro at 202-637-7000 UMBC Transit at 410-455-3974 Disclaimer: The bus routes listed herein are compiled by OCSS “Get on the Bus” program from MTA Maryland and Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority public information services. For specific routes, street locations, and system connections or schedules contact your local mass transit administration. UMBC, OCSS, student volunteers or affiliates assume no liability for content herein stated, including fees, route changes, schedules, connection points, or alternate MTA routes. .
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