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Metrorail fares went up on July 1, 2012. Use this tool to see what your fare is. For background on the fare increases, read Dr. Gridlock's guide .

Please select both a starting and ending metro station to see fare prices.

SOURCE: WMATA . GRAPHIC: Jason Bartz, Emily Chow - The Washington Post. Published June 17, 2012.

*Monthly: 30 one-way rides. Annual: 365 one-way rides.

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Washington DC Metro Fares, Explained

The Washington DC Metro may seem complicated to Washington, DC visitors. However, it is actually quite simple once you get the hang of it.

How do Washington DC metro fares work?

The Washington DC Metro seems like a really confusing fare system. What you pay depends on how far you travel and whether it’s peak time or not. The longer the distance, the higher the fare. Peak periods roughly coincides with rush hour. It’s from open to 9:30 in the morning and 3:00 to 7:00 in the afternoon every weekday. And it’s worth noting that this applies to when you tap into the system, not when you tap out. This is often why you’ll see people standing around at 6:55 in the afternoon.

For example, say you’re starting at Metro Center during an off-peak hour and riding the Silver Line towards Virginia. If you ride one stop to McPherson Square you’ll pay the minimum fare: $2.00. In fact you can ride as far as Rosslyn and still only pay the minimum fare. Then the fare starts increasing, $2.10 for Court House, $2.25 for Clarendon, and it keeps going up until you hit the maximum fare of $3.85 at McLean.  So, you can go all the way to the end of the line for $3.85.

But of course that’s only during off-peak hours. If you ride during peak hours then the price goes up across the board, as high as $6.00 if you ride all the way to Wiehle–Reston East. It’s a good idea to avoid peak hours if you can. However, it is understandable that they make up about 40% of a total weekday. So, it’s not always completely reasonable to avoid them entirely.

Should I buy a 1-day or 7-day Washington, DC Metro pass?

For a typical tourist using the Washington DC Metro, your options in 2018 are: a 1-day pass for $14.75, a 7-day unlimited pass for $60.00, and a seven-day short ride pass for $38.50. The short ride pass only covers you for rides of up to $3.85 each (which is basically all non-peak fares and short peak fares).

So unfortunately, there is no universal answer to this question and you need to evaluate your own situation, figure out how many days are going to spend in DC, and how often you’re going to be planning on riding Metro.

The 1-day pass is almost never a good deal for anybody. But the 7-day pass could be a good deal if you are going to spend a decent amount of time in town and you’re going to be riding the Metro at least twice every day. Otherwise, it’s just easier to pay per ride and top up your SmarTrip card as you need to.

Should I order my SmarTrip card online before my trip?

The answer to this one is “no” with a few exceptions. In the past, you could only buy SmarTrip cards at a limited number of Washington DC Metro stations, from a limited number of vending machines ,or you had to go to a place like CVS to get one. It was a real pain.

Now, you can get a SmarTrip card at any Metro station so the transnational pain is mostly gone. If you buy a SmarTrip card online, you have to order it far enough in advance to make sure that you receive it before you leave for your trip. However,if you buy it too far in advance and then forget that you have it and don’t pack it, then you basically just bought an expensive souvenir.

There are a few exceptions. The first is if you want a commemorative SmarTrip card. They have these, for example, for the inauguration every four years, when a new museum opens and for our sports teams.

The other exception is if you want to use it to ride the bus but don’t really think you’re going to be riding the Metro. So for example if you want to ride the MetroBus from Dulles airport or BWI, and you don’t want to mess around with cash, then, you could order your SmarTrip online and have it loaded up and ready to go.

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Navigating Washington, DC with Metro

Find out everything you need to know to ride dc’s world-class metrorail system, get a metro map, check operating hours, ride fares and more..

Washington, DC’s Metro   is one of the busiest public transportation systems in the country. 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. Metro has opened its new Silver Line extension, which allows riders to connect to Dulles International Airport and explore Loudoun County. Visit Metro's website for more information about the extension.  

Find information about the Washington, DC Metro system:

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Please download the touch-free SmarTrip app for iPhone and Android .

A Metrorail system map will help you navigate the nation's capital during your trip. Click the Washington, DC Metro map below to view a larger version.  

How does the Washington, DC Metro work? How do I plan my trip? 

The Metro consists of six color-coded lines: Red, Blue, Orange, Yellow, Green and Silver. The lines are connected to each other via transfer stations and many Metro stops are serviced by more than one color. Each train car has an exterior electronic sign that marks the color and the direction of the train. Direction is indicated by the final station of that line.

Popular sightseeing Metro stops include the Smithsonian (Orange, Silver and Blue lines), Woodley Park-Zoo/Adams Morgan (Red line) and Gallery Place-Chinatown (Red, Green and Yellow lines). You can plan your trip and find the best route using Metro's Trip Planner .

Worried about internet connectivity while traveling on Metro? Currently, most Metro stations have free Wi-Fi .

How much are Metro fares and how do you use SmarTrip?

Metro fares are calculated by how many stops you travel and vary during peak and off-peak hours. During peak hours, most fares range from $2.25 to $6 per trip. During off-peak hours, fares typically range from $1.85 to $3.85. 

Metro riders must pay via  SmarTrip card  or the  SmarTrip app on  iPhone and Apple Watch . SmarTrip cards are plastic, rechargeable fare cards that can be purchased by cash or credit at any Metro station or in advance on  wmata.com . You can calculate your fare between two stops using Metro’s  Trip Planner .

The SmarTrip app can be used anywhere the SmarTrip card is accepted, including rail, buses and Metro-operated parking lots. Metro is the first rail system in the U.S. to offer a full-service, touch-free payment option at every single stop. See below for more information about how to use SmarTrip in your Apple Wallet .

What are the Metro's hours and when does it close?

DC Metro trains run Monday - Thursday, 5 a.m. until 12 a.m.; Friday, 5 a.m. until 1 a.m.; Saturday: 7 a.m. until 1 a.m.; Sunday: 7 a.m. until 12 a.m.

Metro etiquette

The Washington, DC Metro serves thousands of commuters and visitors each day. Because the train system is so heavily used by busy local commuters, there are a number of unspoken rules that visitors should be aware of. If possible, you may want to ride at off-peak hours when the train system is much less hectic.

When riding the escalator, stand to your right, walk to your left. Standing in a twosome that blocks the left side is strongly (and often loudly) discouraged by your fellow Metro riders.

When waiting to board a train, let riders exit the train first before trying to board. If the train is particularly crowded and you are standing in a doorway, step just outside the train doorway to allow your fellow riders room to exit.

Another important note if the train is crowded: move to the middle of the car so others can board. You will have time to exit when you arrive at your stop.

During peak hours, trains arrive often. Don’t try to board a train that is too full. The automatic doors are very sensitive and if they can’t close, the train operator may offload the entire train because a door stopped working.

Each car usually has several seats for handicapped riders. Please don’t use these seats if there is a rider that needs to sit down.

Be sure and have your SmarTrip card out and ready to swipe when you go through the gate. Riders move through quickly and holding up the line is discouraged.

While the Metro can be a very busy place, most of your fellow riders are friendly and will point you in the right direction. There is also a station manager at each station. Don’t be afraid to ask if you have questions about navigating the Metro!

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Metro Announces $2 Weeknight Flat Fares, Lower Unlimited Pass Prices

By emma sánchez • published june 27, 2022 • updated on june 27, 2022 at 2:16 pm.

Metro will soon have a flat, $2 fare for many weeknight trips and offer cheaper passes for unlimited rides.

The changes come as Metro tries to increase ridership following the COVID-19 pandemic and a derailment that forced many 7000 series railcars to be pulled from service .

Beginning Monday, riders traveling on Metrorail after 9:30 p.m. on weekdays can purchase tickets at a flat fare of $2 per one-way trip. Those fares are already in effect on weekends and will continue.

Unlimited passes will now cost between $64 and $192 per month, down from $72 to $216. You can buy a pass now for trips starting July 1.

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The unlimited passes will be based on customers taking 32 trips per month as opposed to the original 36 trips per month. Trips taken beyond the 32 per month will be free to unlimited pass holders.

Metro said the price reduction provides better value to riders who are no longer commuting five days a week.

“As gas prices remain high and people continue to increase travel and commute to work more often, lowering the price of unlimited passes makes Metrorail and Metrobus an even more attractive option for work and pleasure travel throughout the region,” Metro Board Chair Paul C. Smedberg said in a release.

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OmniRide fares must be paid using a physical SmarTrip card or a digital SmarTrip card in Apple Wallet or Google Pay. You can add fare to the SmarTrip card via the SmarTrip app. Cash is not accepted on OmniRide buses.  Visit the SmarTrip page  for more information.

OmniRide Express Fares

Regular fares --  until further notice cash payments are not accepted on these routes, reduced fares.

9:30 AM to 3:00 PM and after 7:00 PM

Must be paid with WMATA-issued (65+) Senior SmarTrip card or a Metro Disability ID/SmarTrip card

OmniRide Metro Express Fares

Regular fares -- until further notice fares are suspended on these routes.

Must be paid with cash or WMATA-issued (65+) Senior SmarTrip card or a Metro Disability ID/SmarTrip card  

Reduced Fare Eligibility on OmniRide buses is applicable to adults 60 years and older, persons with a disability or persons presenting a valid Medicare card. Senior citizen verification may be required. Riders eligible for reduced fares on OmniRide buses MUST PAY WITH CASH or a WMATA-issued (65+) Senior SmarTrip card or a Metro Disability ID/SmarTrip card. To be eligible for a WMATA-issued Senior SmarTrip card, passengers must be 65 or older. Passengers meeting OmniRide's reduced fare eligibility may apply for a Reduced Fare Eligibility Card by contacting OmniRide Customer Service or by downloading the form in English or Spanish . The completed form and any required supporting documentation should be mailed to OmniRide at the address on the form, faxed to (703) 583-1702 or converted to an electronic file and emailed to [email protected] .

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SmartBenefits ® is a tax-free, employer-sponsored transit benefit.  It is electronically paid monthly and can be downloaded to SmarTrip cards. Learn more about SmartBenefits at www.WMATA.com .

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SmarTrip card purchases may be made at Metrorail stations, the Commuter Stores and at participating retail stores.

*Sales are currently suspended at the Transit Center.

Northern Virginia and Washington, DC

Omniride express and metro express transfer options.

Transfers are only available for fares paid with SmarTrip . They are good for 3 hours on the day issued.

Using a SmarTrip card – The electronic farebox will calculate and automatically deduct the correct fare from your SmarTrip card.

Between OmniRide Buses and VRE Trains

• VRE monthly pass holders -- boarding an OmniRide bus at a VRE Station or the bus stop nearest a VRE Station ride FREE.  When riding an OmniRide bus to get to a VRE station, the applicable bus fare is required.   
• ALL other VRE pass holders – are required to pay applicable bus fare when traveling to and from VRE stations.

Transferring To Other Regional Bus Systems

Transferring between OmniRide or OmniRide Metro Express buses and other regional bus systems is easy with a SmarTrip card .  The electronic farebox will calculate and automatically deduct the correct fare from your SmarTrip card.  Transfers must be made within 3 hours of boarding to receive credit.  No transfer credit is given when transferring between OmniRide or OmniRide Metro Express buses and Metrorail.

Passengers paying cash and transferring to or from other regional bus systems will not receive a transfer discount and must pay the applicable fare for each portion of their trip. In order to receive a transfer discount on those services, riders must pay with SmarTrip cards. 

For more information, call OmniRide Customer Service (703) 730-6664 or via Virginia Relay Center - TDD, call 711, Monday - Friday, 5:30AM to 7:00PM.

OmniRide Local and East-West Express Fares

OmniRide fares must be paid using a SmarTrip card, the SmarTrip app or a SmarTrip card in Apple Wallet of Google Pay. Cash is not accepted on OmniRide buses.  Visit the SmarTrip page  for more information.

Regular Fares -  UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE FARES ARE SUSPENDED ON THESE ROUTES

Must be paid with cash or WMATA-issued (65+) Senior SmarTrip card or a Metro Disability ID/SmarTrip card

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Tokens cost $3.10 each and can be purchased in packs of 10 for $31.00. Tokens can be purchased by phone at 703-730-6664 or you can submit a completed  token order form.   – CURRENTLY SUSPENDED

Local Bus Day Pass must be purchased on OmniRide buses using a SmarTrip card. Day Passes are good for local travel within Prince William, Manassas, and Manassas Park all day on the date issued. See the SmarTrip page to learn how to buy a Pass.

Local Bus Weekly Pass must be purchased on OmniRide buses using a SmarTrip card.  A pass is good for seven consecutive days from the date it is first used and expires at midnight of the seventh day. See the SmarTrip page to learn how to buy a Pass.

Reduced Fare Eligibility on OmniRide buses is applicable to adults 60 years and older, persons with a disability or persons presenting a valid Medicare card. Senior citizen verification may be required. Riders eligible for reduced fares on OmniRide buses MUST PAY WITH CASH or WMATA-issued (65+) Senior SmarTrip card or Metro Disability ID/SmarTrip card.  To be eligible for a WMATA-issued SmarTrip card, passengers must be 65 or older.  Passengers meeting OmniRide's reduced fare eligibility may apply for a Reduced Fare Eligibility Card by contacting OmniRide Customer Service or by downloading the form in English       or Spanish       . The completed form and any required supporting documentation should be mailed to OmniRide at the address on the form, faxed to (703) 583-1702 or converted to an electronic file and emailed to [email protected] .

Off-route Trip Surcharge applies to all pick ups and drop offs at locations not along the standard route, including on-demand stops . Seniors and disabled with a Reduced Fare Eligibility Card are exempt from the surcharge.

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WMATA  D51 CONGRESS HGHTS - GEORGETOWN

WMATA  E2 IVY CITY-FORT TOTTEN

WMATA  E4 MILITARY ROAD-CROSSTOWN

WMATA  F1 CHILLUM ROAD

WMATA  F4 NEW CARROLLTON-SILVER SPRING LN

WMATA  F6 NEW CARROLLTON-FORT TOTTEN

WMATA  F8 LANGLEY PARK-CHEVERLY

WMATA  F12 ARDWICK INDUSTRIAL PARK SHUTTLE

WMATA  F13 CHEVERLY-WASHINGTON BUS PARK LN

WMATA  F14 SHERIFF ROAD-CAPITOL HEIGHTS LN

WMATA  G2 P STREET-LEDROIT PARK

WMATA  G8 RHODE ISLAND AVENUE

WMATA  G12 GREENBELT-NEW CARROLLTON

WMATA  G14 GREENBELT RD - GOOD LUCK RD

WMATA  H2 CROSSTOWN

WMATA  H4 CROSSTOWN

WMATA  H6 BROOKLAND-FORT LINCOLN

WMATA  H8 PARK ROAD-BROOKLAND

WMATA  H9 PARK ROAD-BROOKLAND

WMATA  H12 MARLOW HEIGHTS-TEMPLE HILLS

WMATA  J1 BETHESDA-SILVER SPRING

WMATA  J2 BETHESDA-SILVER SPRING

WMATA  J12 MARLBORO PIKE

WMATA  K2 TAKOMA-FORT TOTTEN

WMATA  K6 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE-MARYLAND

WMATA  K9 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE-MD LIMITED LN

WMATA  K12 FORESTVILLE

WMATA  L2 CONNECTICUT AVE

WMATA  L8 CONNECTICUT AVE-MARYLAND

WMATA  L12 LANDOVER RD

WMATA  M4 NEBRASKA AVE

WMATA  M6 FAIRFAX VILLAGE

WMATA  MW1 METROWAY-POTOMAC YARD

WMATA  N2 MASSACHUSETTS AVE

WMATA  N4 MASSACHUSETTS AVE

WMATA  N6 MASSACHUSETTS AVE

WMATA  NH1 NATIONAL HARBOR - SOUTHERN AVE

WMATA  NH2 NATIONAL HARBOR - KING STREET

WMATA  P6 ANACOSTIA-ECKINGTON

WMATA  P12 EASTOVER-ADDISON ROAD

WMATA  P18 OXON HILL-FORT WASHINGTON

WMATA  Q2 VEIRS MILL ROAD

WMATA  Q4 VEIRS MILL ROAD

WMATA  Q6 VEIRS MILL ROAD

WMATA  R1 RIGGS ROAD

WMATA  R2 RIGGS ROAD

WMATA  R4 QUEENS CHAPEL ROAD

WMATA  R12 KENILWORTH AVENUE

WMATA  REX RICHMOND HIGHWAY EXPRESS

WMATA  S2 16TH STREET

WMATA  S9 16TH STREET METROEXTRA

WMATA  S35 FORT DUPONT SHUTTLE

WMATA  S41 RHODE ISLAND AV-CARVER TERR

WMATA  T2 RIVER ROAD

WMATA  T14 RHODE ISLAND AVE-NEW CARROLLTON

WMATA  T18 ANNAPOLIS ROAD

WMATA  U4 SHERIFF ROAD-RIVER TERRACE

WMATA  U5 MAYFAIR-MARSHALL HEIGHTS

WMATA  U6 MAYFAIR-MARSHALL HEIGHTS

WMATA  U7 DEANWOOD-MINNESOTA AVE STA

WMATA  V2 CAPITOL HTS-MINNESOTA AVE

WMATA  V4 CAPITOL HTS-MINNESOTA AVE

WMATA  V7 BENNING HEIGHTS - ALABAMA AVENUE

WMATA  V8 BENNING HEIGHTS - ALABAMA AVENUE

WMATA  V12 DISTRICT HEIGHTS-SUITLAND

WMATA  V14 DISTRICT HEIGHTS - SEAT PLEASANT

WMATA  W1 SHIPLEY TERRACE - FORT DRUM

WMATA  W2 UNITED MEDICAL CTR-ANACOSTIA LN

WMATA  W3 UNITED MEDICAL CTR-ANACOSTIA LN

WMATA  W4 DEANWOOD-ALABAMA AVE

WMATA  W5 ANACOSTIA-BLUE PLAINS

WMATA  W6 GARFIELD-ANACOSTIA LOOP

WMATA  W8 GARFIELD-ANACOSTIA LOOP

WMATA  W14 BOCK ROAD

WMATA  W45 MT PLEASANT - TENLEYTOWN

WMATA  W47 MT PLEASANT - TENLEYTOWN

WMATA  X2 BENNING ROAD-H STREET

WMATA  X3 BENNING ROAD

WMATA  X8 MARYLAND AVE

WMATA  X9 BENNING ROAD-H STREET LIMITED

WMATA  Y2 GEORGIA AVE-MARYLAND

WMATA  Y7 GEORGIA AVE-MARYLAND

WMATA  Y8 GEORGIA AVE-MARYLAND

WMATA  Z2 COLESVILLE - ASHTON

WMATA  Z6 SILVER SPRING-FAIRLAND

WMATA  Z7 LAUREL-BURTONSVILLE EXPRESS

WMATA  Z8 SILVER SPRING-FAIRLAND

Trip Calculator

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You can add, edit, and remove vehicles at any time.

You can edit vehicles to personalize the MPG and fuel prices.

In Step 2, you will enter the trip details including starting point, intermediate stops, and destination.

Enter the Trip

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The Trip Vehicles section above will be updated with the cost of fuel for the trip.

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