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The Georgetown Metro Connection fare can be paid using cash, a SmarTrip card, or a Georgetown Metro Connection Pass. Georgetown Metro Connection - Fares/Farecards For more information, see the Georgetown Metro Connection - Route & Bus Stops.

The Georgetown Metro Connection shuttle arrives at each bus stop every 10 minutes, Monday-Sunday.

The bus stop is located at the intersection of 19th Street and Sunderland Place. Cross the road and walk one block south on 19th Street. Wait for the shuttle at bus stop "E".įrom Dupont Circle Metro Station: Exit the metro station using the "Connecticut Ave & 19th Street NW" exit. You will see five bus stops labeled A, B, C, D, E. The bus stop is located at North Moore Street. To get to Georgetown, take the Georgetown Metro Connection (GS2) shuttle from either the Rosslyn Metro Station (Blue and Orange lines) in Arlington VA or the Dupont Circle Metro Station (Red line) in Washington DC.įrom Rosslyn Metro Station: Exit the metro station through the "East Side Forth Myer Drive" exit. Another option is taking the Georgetown - Union Station route of the DC Circulator bus. The bus stop is easily recognized by a blue and yellow sign.īecause there is no metro station anywhere near Georgetown, taking the Georgetown Metro Connection is the best way to visit Georgetown. All buses arrive at each bus stop every 10 minutes, Monday-Sunday. The Georgetown Metro Connection serves all metrobus stops in Georgetown. The Georgetown Metro Connection, also known as the blue shuttle, is an express bus providing a quick connection to Georgetown from the Rosslyn Metro Station in Arlington, VA and the Dupont Circle Metro Station in Washington DC. The shuttle has been replaced by a new DC Circulator route which connects Dupont - Georgetown - Rosslyn. The SmarTrip® card is a permanent, rechargeable farecard that is safe and easy to use.NOTE: The Georgetown Metro Connection shuttle is not in operation anymore. Prior to the covid-19 outbreak, Metrorail hours were 5am-11:30pm Monday-Thursday, 5am-1am Friday, 7am-1am Saturday, 8am-11pm Sunday. What were Metro’s regular hours before the pandemic? List of Metro rules and manners for riding smart on Metrorail. Use the same farecard you used to enter the system when you exit the system. Unlike elevator doors, train doors do not reopen automatically. If the train is full, step back and wait for the next train. Listen for the chimes that signal the car doors are closing. Step over the small gap between the platform and the train. Stand clear of the train car doors and let riders get off before you board. Station signs will also alert you to a train's arrival.Ĭheck the destination of the train, which is posted above the side windows. Watch for flashing lights along the platform's edge, which signal a train's arrival. Stand behind the bumpy tiles along the platform's edge. Read station signs to learn which train platform to use for your destination. See the SmarTrip® box on the right to learn more. SmarTrip® card users get the lowest fares. For fares on trips that involve trains and buses, use our To determine the fare between two stations, visit your starting station's page and use the Metrorail Fares fare finder in the middle of the page.

If you're driving, look for the large Metro signs to direct you to stations. The layout of the system makes it possible to travel between any two stations with no more than a single transfer. The Metrorail system has six color-coded rail lines: Red, Orange, Silver, Blue, Yellow, and Green. The system is the second busiest in the United States, serving 91 stations in Virginia, Maryland, and the District of Columbia. Metrorail provides safe, clean, reliable transit service for more than 600,000 customers a day throughout the Washington, DC area.