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Mindy Schapiro14 Apr 2026

DC Metro Parking: Station Rates, Daily & Monthly Fees

Washington Metro parking is available at 50+ stations with options like daily, hourly, and reserved parking. Weekday rates vary by station (typically $3–$5/day), while weekends and federal holidays are free at Metro-owned lots.

DC Metro Customer Service: Contacts, Lost & Found & Help

Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority customer service provides support via phone, chat, and online forms for fares, schedules, and transit help. Call 202-466-3876 (7am–8pm weekdays, 8am–8pm weekends), or use live chat and feedback services.

DC Metro Student and Senior Discounts: How to Apply & Save

The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority offers student and senior discounts to make travel more affordable. Seniors (65+) get 50% off fares on Metrorail and Metrobus with a Senior SmarTrip card. Eligible D.C. students can ride free or at reduced cost through special programs.

DC Metro Airport Connections: DCA, Dulles & BWI by Rail Time

Washington Metro provides direct airport connections via multiple lines. The Washington Metro Yellow Line and Washington Metro Blue Line serve Reagan National Airport, while the Washington Metro Silver Line connects directly to Dulles Airport. BWI Airport is accessible via Metro + rail transfer

DC Metro Smart Card 2026: How to Get, Load & Use It

The SmarTrip Card is a reusable contactless card used to pay fares on Metrorail and Metrobus. Riders can tap in and out, add funds online or at stations, and enjoy faster, cashless travel with balance protection.

DC Metro Delays & Service Alerts 2026: Check Status Fast

The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority provides real-time service alerts for delays, track work, and disruptions via its website and MetroPulse app. Riders can check updates, detours, and schedule changes before travel to avoid inconvenience.

DC Metro Holiday Hours 2026: Federal Holiday Schedule

DC Metro holiday hours follow a modified schedule on federal holidays. Trains usually run on a Sunday or weekend timetable, with later start times, reduced frequency, and adjusted closing hours. Special events (like New Year’s Eve or July 4th) may have extended service.

DC Metro Peak Hours and Off-Peak Hours: Complete 2026 Guide

DC Metro peak hours typically run Monday–Friday from 5:00–9:30 AM and 3:00–7:00 PM, when fares are higher and trains are more frequent. Off-peak hours include midday, evenings, and weekends, offering lower fares and slightly reduced service frequency.