DC Transit InformationTransportationWashington DC is served by 3 airports and 1 train station:
Local transportation is provided by Metrobus and Metrorail as well as a large network of taxicab and limousine services. Parking is not impossible in Washington, but it's really not necessary to bring an automobile to enjoy DC's many attractions. The Roundup is taking place in the Dupont Circle area, served by Metro's Red Line Dupont Circle Station and several Metrobus Lines. The S1, S2, and S4 bus lines run North and South on 16th Street, and the G2 line runs East and West on P Street. The Red Line Dupont Circle Station is 5 blocks away, a short, safe, and pleasant walk to the Foundry Methodist Church site. Washington National Airport (DCA) is the closest airport to Washington, and most convenient to Downtown and the Dupont Circle area. Metro's Blue and Yellow Lines directly serve the airport with connections to the Red Line at Gallery Place or Metro Center stations. Please use this link to Metro for more information. Taxis from National Airport will cost approximately $20.00 each way. Baltimore-Washington / Thurgood Marshall International (BWI) Airport is located in Maryland between Washington and Baltimore, and is approximately 25 miles North of Washington. Taxis are available at BWI and will cost approximately $50.00 each way. Additional transportation services are also available, some of which offer door-to-door service and others have set drop-off points in downtown Washington. MARC rail and AMTRAK serve the Airport and connect to Metro’s Red Line at Union Station. In addition, the DC “Metrobus” has a new service between the Greenbelt Metro Station on the Green Line and the airport. Cost for this service is around $12.00 depending on the time of day. Please consult the links for more information. Dulles International Airport (IAD) is located in Northern Virginia approximately 25 miles West of Washington, DC. Taxis are available at Dulles Airport and will cost about $50.00 each way. Additional transportation services are also available, such as the “Washington Flyer” buses, some of which offer door-to-door service or drop-off points in downtown Washington or area Metro stations. Please consult the links for more information.
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