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CAMDEN LINE EASTBOUND Monday through Friday Only Effective 1/14/13 Have a backup plan to get to Connecting TRAIN NUMBER 840 842 844 846 848 850 852 854 856 Union Station! Services S S S/Q S/Q Q S/Q Q S/Q AM AM AM PM PM PM PM PM PM It’s the five words all MARC passengers dread to hear: “Delays Many other transit agencies provide connecting bus service that Washington/Union Station DP 6:32 7:00 8:00 4:13 4:43 5:22 5:53 6:55 7:45 Riverdale DP 6:42 7:10 S 4:53 5:32 S 7:05 7:55 on the Red Line”. The following Metrobus routes all serve Union stops at or near Camden Line Stations. These can be especially College Park DP 6:44 7:12 8:11 4:24 4:56 5:34 S 7:07 f7:58 Station and come from various points in the city; download the useful if you need to return home during the middle of the day or Greenbelt DP 6:49 7:17 8:16 5:01 5:39 S 7:12 8:01 schedules at www.wmata.com late in the evening. Muirkirk DP 6:55 7:23 8:22 4:32 5:07 5:45 6:10 7:18 8:07 Laurel DP 7:02 7:30 8:29 4:39 5:14 5:52 6:17 7:25 8:13 96 – Woodley Park – Adams Morgan – Riverdale – Prince Georges County “The Bus” Route #14. Ser- Laurel Racetrack DP Savage DP 7:08 7:36 8:35 4:45 5:20 5:58 6:23 7:31 8:18 U Street – Union Station vice between Prince Georges Plaza Metro station and Riverdale. Jessup DP f6:01 S www.co.pg.md.us/government/agencyindex/dpw&t/ Dorsey DP L7:19 L7:47 L8:46 L4:57 L5:32 L6:12 L6:35 L7:42 L8:29 D6 – Dupont Circle – Farragut North and West St. Denis DP d5:42 d6:34 S d7:51 transit/thebus.asp (K Street) – Metro Center (E Street) – Baltimore/Camden Station AR 7:43 8:12 9:08 5:25 6:00 6:41 7:06 8:03 8:55 Judiciary Square – Union Station Greenbelt and Laurel – Washington Metrobus #89 (rush hour) Effective 1/14/13 and #89M (midday). Service between Greenbelt Metro/MARC CAMDEN LINE WESTBOUND Monday through Friday Only X1 – Foggy Bottom – Federal Triangle – TRAIN NUMBER station and Laurel. 841 843 845 847 849 851 853 855 857 North Capitol and Massachusetts Avenue S/Q Q S/Q Q S/Q S/Q S S www.wmata.com AM AM AM AM AM AM PM PM PM (1 block from Union Station) Baltimore/Camden Station DP 5:00 5:30 6:10 6:30 7:10 8:05 3:30 5:20 6:15 College Park, Muirkirk and Laurel – Connect-A-Ride Route G. Remember: MARC weekly or Monthly passes are good for comple- St. Denis DP f5:11 S 6:41 8:16 Service between College Park Metro/MARC station, Muirkirk and Dorsey DP 5:18 5:47 6:28 6:50 7:29 8:25 3:48 5:38 6:33 mentary travel on all Washington Metrobuses. Jessup DP S S f6:53 Laurel Mall. Savage DP 5:25 5:54 6:34 6:58 7:37 8:32 3:55 5:45 6:40 In addition, the DC Circulator www.dccirculator.com provides www.cmrtransit.org Laurel Racetrack DP f3:59 f5:49 f6:44 two routes serving Union Station. Please note that MARC passes Laurel DP 5:31 6:00 6:40 7:05 7:44 8:38 4:01 5:51 6:46 Laurel, Savage, and Dorsey – Howard County Transit Purple Muirkirk DP 5:36 6:06 6:46 7:11 7:49 8:44 4:06 5:56 6:51 are not honored on the DC Circulator; the fare is $1.00 exact Route. Service between Laurel, Savage, and Dorsey stations Greenbelt DP 5:42 6:53 7:17 8:50 4:10 6:02 6:57 change or SmarTrip card. College Park DP 6:58 7:21 L8:01 8:54 L4:13 6:06 7:01 along Route 1. Riverdale DP L5:51 L7:04 L7:28 L9:01 L6:13 L7:08 Dorsey – Howard County Silver Route. Service between BWI Washington/Union Station AR 6:03 6:29 7:18 7:44 8:21 9:12 4:40 6:28 7:23 Dorsey Connections via MTA Commuter Bus 201 Marshall Airport Rail Station and Dorsey MARC Station. Tickets purchased onboard at a station with a Ticket Vending Machine are subject to a $3.00 penalty. www.cmrtransit.org d Train will stop to discharge passengers only. Passengers must notify conductor upon boarding. PENN LINE TRAIN NUMBER 520 548 f Flag stop at this station: trains will pick up passengers standing on platform, and visible to engineer. Trains will Camden Station – MTA Local and Commuter Bus, numerous discharge passengers at this station if passengers have notified conductor upon boarding. routes serving downtown Baltimore and suburbs. Also, MTA Light L Train may leave 5 minutes early. Washington 12:20p 9:00p Rail. Among numerous destinations both north and south of Q Trains operating with a “Quiet Car”SM. No cell phones, electronic devices that make noise, or loud conversations, please. BWI Marshall Airport (arrive) 12:57p 9:37p Quiet Car is adjacent to locomotive. “Quiet Car”SM is a registered service mark of Amtrak®. BWI Marshall Airport (depart) 1:00p 10:00p Baltimore, Light Rail provides shuttle service between Camden r Train stops at this station only to receive passengers. Arundel Mills Mall 1:18p 10:18p Station and Penn Station. Dorsey MARC Station 1:25p 10:25p S ONLY trains designated with an S at the top of the column will operate when limited service conditions or special www.mta.maryland.gov circumstances warrant. On days of heavy snowfall or other severe weather, MARC will operate this special schedule. Stops marked with an S will be made when this schedule is in effect. MARC passengers ride free on the 201 bus; show driver ticket There will be no MARC train service on New Yearʼs Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Presidents Day, Memorial Day receipt or pass. 201 bus will wait for late trains. MARC tickets/ (observed), Independence Day, Labor Day, Columbus Day (observed), Thanksgiving Day, the Friday after Thanksgiving, passes are restricted to travel between BWI and Dorsey. Travel and Christmas Day. MARC reserves the right to operate no service, or the “S” schedule, on Veterans Day and the week between Christmas and New Yearʼs Days. Contact MARC for further information. west of Dorsey requires payment of full fare. EFFECTIVE JANUARY 14, 2013 INE Camden Station L Jessup Dorsey Savage St. Denis CAMDEN Laurel Park Laurel Muirkirk Greenbelt TRAIN College Park RC Riverdale MA MARYLAND TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION MORE/CAMDENON D.C. STATION BALTI SHINGT TO WA WEEKDAY SERVICE EN STATION DOWNTOWN BALTIMORE RAIL CONNECTIONS CAMD SERVING: ENIS L ST. D DORSEY L L JESSUP SAVAGE LAUREL L IRK M MUIRK BELT GREEN COLLEGE PARK L RIVERDALE UNION STATION L M M M FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON MARC SCHEDULES, FARES L AND OTHER SERVICES, CALL 1-800-325-RAIL TTY Information 1-410-539-3497 L www.mta.maryland.gov L Train Status: www.marctracker.com Sign up for E-mail and text notifications for delays and service info: www.mtamarylandalerts.com tel: 410-539-5000 www.mta.maryland.gov YOUR RIDE IS HERE. 1/13.
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