(Photos of Metrobus, Metrorail and MetroAccess courtesy of WMATA)
Transportation Network Directory for People with Disabilities and Adults 50+ (PDF)
Regional Connections Cross County and Beyond (PDF)
Alternative formats of this document are available upon request. We ask that you help us keep this directory up to date by letting us know of changes or other transportation options by emailing MCCPWD@montgomerycountymd.gov .Frederick and Howard County
410-697-2212 (Commuter Direct - Online MTA Ticketing)
410-767-3438 (Reduced Fare Certification Office)
410-333-2051 (TTY - Reduced Fare Certification Office)
E-mail: dyoung2@mta.maryland.gov
www.mta.maryland.gov/commuter-bus
https://mta.commuterdirect.com
Route 201: Gaithersburg to BWI Business District
Route 203: Columbia to Bethesda
Route 204: Frederick to College Park
Route 305: Columbia / Silver Spring / Washington, D.C.
Route 315: Columbia / Silver Spring / Washington, D.C.
Route 325: Columbia / Silver Spring / Washington, D.C.
Route 505: Hagerstown / Myersville to Shady Grove / Rock Spring Business Park
Route 515: Frederick / Urbana / Rock Spring Business Park
Commuter Bus Fare: One way full fare is $6.00. Major debit/credit cards are accepted on bus for one-way fares for the current trip. No debit/credit card one-way fares can be purchased for future trips. Cash one-way fares using exact change may be purchased on the bus. No change will be given if you overpay. Ten-trip tickets and monthly passes can be purchased from Commuter Direct – MTA Online Ticketing. Two children, under the age of six, may ride free of charge when accompanied by a full fare paying passenger. Additional children and children age 6 and above will be charged the appropriate full fare. The free child allowance does not apply to passengers traveling on any type of reduced fare.
Reduced fares ($5.00 one-way) are available for adults 65+, persons with disabilities, and Medicare cardholders. To be eligible, you must show one of the following: a valid MTA Disability photo ID card, or any valid government issued photo ID with proof of age, or a valid disability ID from another transit agency with any valid government issued photo ID, or a Medicare card with any valid government photo ID. Please note: Senior Photo ID cards are no longer issued by the MTA Reduced Fare Certification Office; however, Seniors (65 and over) may apply for a no cost Maryland Photo Identification Card at any Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration Office. MTA will continue to issue Disability photo IDs.
To obtain an MTA Reduced Fare Disability ID card, an application that must be filled out by the applicant and the applicant’s health care professional is required. The application is available at the Reduced Fare Certification Office. Applicants must return the completed application by fax (410-333-4347), by mail (MTA Reduced Fare Certification Office, 6 St. Paul St., Baltimore, MD 21202), or in person. Office hours are Monday through Thursday, 8:30am until 4:30pm. The Disability Reduced Fare Card is not available the same day that the application is received. The applicant, if approved, will be notified when to come in to have the photo taken and ID card issued.
Prince George's County
301-324-2877 (TheBus Call Center - Customer Information)
Call Center Hours: 6:30am to 7pm
www.princegeorgescountymd.gov/1120/Countys-TheBus
Serve 28 routes within Prince George’s County. Adults 60+ and persons with disabilities and Medicare card holders with a valid photo ID ride TheBus free-of-charge during normal operational hours from 6am to 6:30pm, Monday through Saturday. There is no service on Sundays and Federal and County holidays. Riders just have to present one form of proper identification - driver’s license, Metro Senior ID / Metro Disabled ID / MetroAccess card, or similar ID - to the bus driver. In addition, persons with disabilities with a MetroAccess card may bring one personal companion with them on board TheBus at no charge. All TheBus services are accessible and accept use of portable oxygen, respirators and concentrators.
Baltimore County and Beyond
410-539-5000 (Transit Information Contact Center)
1-866-743-3682 (Toll Free)
410-539-3497 (TTY)
Transit Information Contact Center Hours: Monday through Friday, 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
410-767-3441 (Reduced Fare Certification Office)
410-333-2051 (TTY)
Reduced Fare Certification Office Hours: Monday through Thursday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Email: dyoung2@mta.maryland.gov
https://mta.maryland.gov
http://mta.maryland.gov/disabled-reduced-fare-program
Reduced Fares for all MTA Operated Transportation: To be eligible, you must show one of the following: a valid MTA Disability photo ID card, or any valid government issued photo ID with proof of age, or a valid disability ID from another transit agency with any valid government issued photo ID, or a Medicare card with any valid government photo ID. Please note: Senior Photo ID cards are no longer issued by the MTA Reduced Fare Certification Office; however, Seniors (65 and over) may apply for a no cost Maryland Photo Identification Card at any Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration Office. MTA will continue to issue Disability photo IDs.
To obtain an MTA Reduced Fare Disability ID card, an application that must be filled out by the applicant and the applicant’s health care professional is required. The application is available at the Reduced Fare Certification Office. Applicants must return the completed application by fax (410-333-4347), by mail (MTA Reduced Fare Certification Office, 6 St. Paul St., Baltimore, MD 21202), or in person. The Disability Reduced Fare Card is not available the same day that the application is received. The applicant, if approved, will be notified when to come in to have the photo taken and ID card issued.
- MTA MobilityLink – Paratransit Service
www.mta.maryland.gov/mobility
A specialized transit service available to people, who because of a disability are functionally unable to get to a bus stop, wait unassisted at a stop or station or board or ride a bus or train by themselves. MobilityLink is a shared ride service offered from the first exterior door of your home or pick up location to the first exterior door of your destination. MobilityLink service is available within three quarters (¾) of a mile of any LocalLink route in Baltimore City and Anne Arundel and Baltimore counties and within three quarters (¾) of a mile radius of a Light RailLink or Metro SubwayLink station. This does not include MARC Train or Commuter Bus routes. One-way fare is $2.10 for eligible riders and their guests. If you are certified to travel with a Personal Care Attendant (PCA) they ride for free. Passengers must pay the exact fare when boarding the bus. A maximum of two children under the age of six (6) may ride free of charge and children over six (6) pay the adult fare of $2.10. If you are a visitor with a disability, the MTA will be happy to assist you use the MobilityLink service for up to 21 days each year. Simply fax them your eligibility determination letter from your service provider to 410-764-8509. They need to know your name, and when you want to travel and how they should send you information confirming your eligibility for MobilityLink. It may take up to 3 days to process so please plan ahead. If you have not been certified by another transit system and wish to use their service, please tell them what mobility device you use or provide a doctor’s note confirming a disability along with the information requested above. - LocalLink Bus
Operate over 60 bus routes throughout the Baltimore area.
Reduced Fares for Adults 65+ or People with Disabilities: One-way is $1.00; a day pass is $2.30; and a monthly pass is $23.00.
https://mta.maryland.gov/local-bus - Commuter Bus
Operates weekdays during morning and evening rush hours.
Reduced Fares for Adults 65+ or People with Disabilities: Only cash one-way fares using exact change may be purchased on the bus. No change will be given if you overpay. One-way full fare is $6.00. One-way reduced fare is $5.00. Ten-trip tickets and monthly passes can be purchased from Commuter Direct.
410-697-2212 (Commuter Direct)
https://mta.maryland.gov/commuter-bus
https://mta.commuterdirect.com
- MARC Train
Commuter rail system whose service areas include Harford County, Maryland; Baltimore City; Washington, D.C.; Brunswick, Maryland; Frederick, Maryland; and Martinsburg, West Virginia. Service operates Monday through Friday only. Weekend service available on the Penn Line only.
Reduced Fares for Adults 65+: Receive a 50 percent discount off the price of all full-fare MARC tickets, except the Washington Metrorail portion of the TLC. Must show one of the following: valid government-issued photo ID showing date of birth (e.g., driver's license), or valid Medicare Card and any valid government-issued photo ID. Adults 65+ who do not have a driver's license may apply for a Maryland Photo Identification Card at any Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration office. There is no fee.
Reduced Fares for People with Disabilities: Customers with disabilities receive a 50 percent discount off the price of all full-fare MARC tickets, except the Washington Metrorail portion of the TLC. Must show one of the following: valid MTA Disability Photo ID Card, or valid disability ID from another transit agency AND any valid government-issued photo ID (e.g., driver's license), or valid Medicare Card AND any valid government-issued photo ID, or valid MTA Mobility Photo ID.
1-866-743-3682 (Toll Free)
https://mta.maryland.gov/marc-train
- Light RailLink
Frequent daily service every 10 to 30 minutes from 4am to 12am weekdays, 5am to 12am Saturdays, and 10:30am to 9pm. Sundays. Service between Hunt Valley to Cromwell Station / Glen Burnie, Timonium to BWI Marshall Airport and Penn Station to Camden Yards. Main line runs every 10 to 15 minutes on weekdays and every 15 minutes on weekends. Branches run every 20 to 30 minutes on weekdays and every 30 minutes on weekends. PennCamden shuttle has been temporarily suspended.
Reduced Fares for Adults 65+ and People with Disabilities: One-way is $1.00 cents; a day pass is $2.30; and a monthly pass is $23.00.
https://mta.maryland.gov/light-rail
- Metro SubwayLink
The 15.5-mile, 14-station Metro SubwayLink system operates every 8 to 11 minutes on weekdays and 15 minutes on weekends. Service between Owings Mills and Johns Hopkins Hospital.
Reduced Fares for Adults 65+ and People with Disabilities: One-way is $1.00 cents; a day pass is $2.30; and a monthly pass is $23.00.
https://mta.maryland.gov/metro-subway
Johns Hopkins Medicine (JHM)
410-502-6880 ( Antoinette Thomas, Transportation Manager )
E-mail: athoma86@jhmi.edu
www.hopkinsmedicine.org/security_parking_transportation/transportation/patient_visitor_shuttles.html
Transportation Office Hours: Monday through Friday, 6am to 10pm
Courtesy shuttles are provided free of charge for patients and visitors traveling around campus. Only authorized patients and their visitors may ride the shuttles. Also provide information about public transportation to and from campus.
Camden Yards via Public Transportation
Camden Yards is located in downtown Baltimore.
www.mlb.com/orioles/ballpark/transportation
Accessible parking spaces have been reserved for disabled season plan holders utilizing equal access seating. The remaining accessible individual parking spaces are available on a first-come, first-served basis and are located in Lots A and B. Parking in these spots requires a state-issued handicapped license-plate or hangtag. Should these extra spaces be filled, attendants will direct fans to the nearest open parking or to the stadium's designated Drop-Off Areas. All parking lots will open two hours prior to scheduled first pitch . For more information on accessibility at Camden Yards, visit orioles.com/accessbility. Drop-Off Areas: For any car or bus, there are three drop-off areas available to both drop off and pick up passengers. Drop-off points are available at the east side of the Warehouse at the breezeway (directly next to Gate A), at Home Plate Plaza on the Russell Street service drive (next to Gate D) and at the north end of the service drive (next to Gate F).
Maryland Transit Administration (MTA)
410-539-5000 (Transit Information Contact Center)
1-866-743-3682 (Toll Free)
410-539-3497 (TTY)
410-767-3438 (Reduced Fare Certification Office)
410-333-2051 (TTY - Reduced Fare Certification Office)
Email: dyoung2@mta.maryland.gov
https://mta.maryland.gov/disabled-reduced-fare-program
- LocalLink Bus Service: Ride any of the three CityLink routes (Navy, Yellow and Brown) and five LocalLink routes (51, 54, 73, 76, and 94) that pass near Oriole Park at Camden Yards. Fare includes unlimited travel on local buses, light rail and metro subway for the day.
Regular Fare: $2.00 one-way; $4.00 round trip; $4.60 Day Pass.
Reduced Fare: $1.00 one-way; $2.00 one-way; $2.30 Day Pass.
- Light RailLink Service: Fans can take Light Rail from 32 different stops to the Camden Yards stop, located next to Oriole Park. Light Rail operates every 15 to 30 minutes depending on the time of day and your destination. Additional Transit Ambassadors will be available at the Hunt Valley, Timonium Fairgrounds, Lutherville, Convention Center, Camden Yards, North Linthicum and Glen Burnie Light Rail stops to answer transit questions. Services runs every 10 to 30 minutes.
Regular Fare: $2.00 one-way; $4.00 round trip; $4.60 Day Pass.
Reduced Fare: $1.00 one-way; $2.00 one-way; $2.30 Day Pass.
Hours: Monday to Friday, 5am to 12am; Saturday 6am to 12am; Sunday 11am to 8pm. For night games Monday to Saturday, the last train that leaves Camden Yards going Northbound to Hunt Valley Station will be 11:36pm. The last train leaving Camden Yards heading Southbound to Cromwell Station will be 11:53pm. and the last train leaving Camden Yards for BWI Station will be 12:08am. For games ending after regular scheduled service, they will extend service for one hour. - Metro SubwayLink Service: Run every 8 to 15 minutes.
Regular Fare: $2.00 one-way; $4.00 round trip; $4.60 Day Pass.
Reduced Fare: $1.00 one-way; $2.00 one-way; $2.30 Day Pass.
Hours: Fans also can ride the Metro Subway to Lexington Market or Charles Center Station-West and walk to Oriole Park. Metro Subway operates every eight to 15 minutes. Free parking is available at Owings Mills, Old Court, Milford Mill, Reisterstown Plaza, Rogers Avenue, West Cold Spring and Mondawmin stations. The main line runs every 10 to 15 minutes on weekdays and every 15 minutes on weekends. Branches run every 20 to 30 minutes on weekdays and every 30 minutes on weekends. The Penn-Camden shuttle service is temporarily suspended and service is being substituted with a bus bridge operating every 30 minutes. Monday through Friday: 5am to midnight; Saturday, Sunday and holidays: 6am to midnight. Return service on Metro Subway for games ending after regular closing time will be extended for one hour after the end of regular hours with limited service during that period. - MARC Train Weekend Service: Take MARC Train Weekend Service on the Penn Line to a weekend Orioles home game at Camden Yards. Visit https://mta.maryland.gov/marc-train for complete schedule information.
Regular Fare: $9.00 one-way from Washington DC Union Station to Baltimore Penn Station.
Reduced Fare: Qualifying persons with disabilities and adults 65 and older receive a 50% discount off the price of all full-fare MARC tickets, except the Washington Metrorail portion of the TLC.
- Mobility / Paratransit Service: Individuals with disabilities who are registered with MTA Mobility/Paratransit can call 410-764-8181 for service to Oriole Park. Please call by 5:00 p.m. the day before service is needed.
- Reduced Fares for all MTA Operated Transportation: Reduced fares are available for adults 65+, persons with disabilities, and Medicare cardholders. To be eligible, you must show one of the following: a valid MTA Disability photo ID card, or any valid government issued photo ID with proof of age, or a valid disability ID from another transit agency with any valid government issued photo ID, or a Medicare card with any valid government photo ID. To obtain an MTA Reduced Fare Disability ID card, an application that must be filled out by the applicant and the applicant’s health care professional is required. The application is available at the Reduced Fare Certification Office. Applicants must return the completed application by fax (410-333-4347), by mail (MTA Reduced Fare Certification Office, 6 St. Paul Street, Baltimore, MD 21202), or in person. Office hours are Monday through Thursday, 8:30am until 4:30pm. The Disability Reduced Fare Card is not available the same day that the application is received. The applicant, if approved, will be notified when to come in to have the photo taken and ID card issued.
M&T Bank Stadium via Public Transportation
M&T Bank Stadium is located in downtown Baltimore.
www.baltimoreravens.com/stadium/directions-parking
Parking spaces for fans with disabilities are available on a first come, first served basis in Lots B, C and R (Lot R is located under the Russell Street bridge). No permits are issued in advance for disabled parking spaces. An appropriate state issued disabled placard or license plate is required to gain access to available disabled parking spaces and the registered owner must be in the vehicle. Recommend that guests requiring disabled parking arrive at the lots as early as possible, as spaces fill up quickly. Stadium lots open four and a half hours prior to kickoff.
Maryland Transit Administration (MTA)
410-539-5000 (Transit Information Contact Center)
1-866-743-3682 (Toll Free)
410-539-3497 (TTY - Transit Information Contact Center)
410-767-3438 (Reduced Fare Certification Office)
410-333-2051 (TTY - Reduced Fare Certification Office)
E-mail: dyoung2@mta.maryland.gov
https://mta.maryland.gov/disabled-reduced-fare-program
- LocalLink Bus Service
Ride any of the three CityLink routes (Navy, Yellow and Brown) and five LocalLink routes (51, 54, 73, 76, and 94) that pass near M&T Bank Stadium.
Regular Fare: $2.0 0 one-way; $4.00 round trip; $4.60 Day Pass.
Reduced Fare: $1.00 one-way; $2.00 one-way; $2.30 Day Pass.
- Light RailLink
Runs from Hunt Valley (north of Baltimore) and from Cromwell Station/Glen Burnie (south of Baltimore) to Hamburg Street Stop at M&T Bank Stadium. Light Rail also connects with BWI Marshall Airport and Amtrak/MARC Penn Station.
Regular Fare: $2.00 one-way; $4.00 round trip; $4.60 Day Pass.
Reduced Fare: $1.00 one-way; $2.00 one-way; $2.30 Day Pass.
Hours: Monday through Friday, 5am to midnight; Saturday 6am to midnight; Sunday and holidays, 11am to 7pm. On football home game days, if the game runs past normal operating times, Light RailLink will remain open for one hour past the end of the game. - Metro SubwayLink
Runs from Owings Mills (west of Baltimore) and from Johns Hopkins Hospital (east of Baltimore) to Charles Center Station West (short walk to the stadium).
Regular Fare: $2.00 one-way; $4.00 round trip; $4.60 Day Pass.
Reduced Fare: $1.00 one-way; $2.00 one-way; $2.30 Day Pass.
Hours: Fans also can ride the Metro Subway to Lexington Market or Charles Center Station-West and walk to Oriole Park. Metro Subway operates every eight to 15 minutes. Free parking is available at Owings Mills, Old Court, Milford Mill, Reisterstown Plaza, Rogers Avenue, West Cold Spring and Mondawmin stations. The main line runs every 10 to 15 minutes on weekdays and every 15 minutes on weekends. Branches run every 20 to 30 minutes on weekdays and every 30 minutes on weekends. The Penn-Camden shuttle service is temporarily suspended and service is being substituted with a bus bridge operating every 30 minutes. Monday through Friday: 5am to midnight; Saturday, Sunday and holidays: 6am to midnight. Return service on Metro Subway for football home game days ending after regular closing time will be extended for one hour after the end of regular hours with limited service during that period. Make your way promptly to the Metro Subway platform after the game.
- MARC Train Weekend Service Take
MARC Train Weekend Service on the Penn Line to Ravens Sunday home games at M&T Bank Stadium. Visit https://mta.maryland.gov/marc-train for complete schedule information.
Regular Fare: $9.00 one-way from Washington DC Union Station to Baltimore Penn Station.
Reduced Fare: Qualifying persons with disabilities and adults 65 and older receive a 50% discount off the price of all full-fare MARC tickets, except the Washington Metrorail portion of the TLC. - Reduced Fares for all MTA Operated Transportation: Reduced fares are available for adults age 65+, persons with disabilities, and Medicare cardholders. To be eligible, you must show one of the following: a valid MTA Disability photo ID card, or any valid government issued photo ID with proof of age, or a valid disability ID from another transit agency with any valid government issued photo ID, or a Medicare card with any valid government photo ID. To obtain an MTA Reduced Fare Disability ID card, an application that must be filled out by the applicant and the applicant’s health care professional is required. The application is available at the Reduced Fare Certification Office. Applicants must return the completed application by fax (410-333-4347), by mail (MTA Reduced Fare Certification Office, 6 St. Paul Street, Baltimore, MD 21202), or in person. Office hours are Monday through Thursday, 8:30am until 4:30pm. The Disability Reduced Fare Card is not available the same day that the application is received. The applicant, if approved, will be notified when to come in to have the photo taken and ID card issued.
Washington Nationals Park via Public Transportation
Washington Nationals Park is located in Southeast Washington along the Anacostia River bounded by South Capitol Street to the west, N Street to the north, First Street to the east and Potomac Avenue to the south.
www.mlb.com/nationals/ballpark/transportation
Metrobus: Red Line to Union Station - Board Metrobus outside of Union Station (garage–tour bus level) on the east side of Columbus Circle on Massachusetts Avenue NE between First and 2nd Street NE. range/Silver/Blue Lines - Board at the top of the escalators at Eastern Market Metrorail Station (Pennsylvania Avenue and 8th Street SE).
www.wmata.com/bus
DC Circulator: Rides cost $1.00 and arrive every 10 minutes. DC Circulator drops passengers off at the M Street and New Jersey Avenue SE entrance to the Navy Yard Metrorail Station allowing for a short, half-block walk to the ballpark. Service hours are extended until midnight for Washington Nationals home games beginning at 4:05pm or later, Monday through Saturday. For Sunday home games, DC Circulator provides service from 10am to 10pm.
www.dccirculator.com
Metrorail: Take the Red Line to the Green Line (via the Gallery Place Metro Station) and exit at the Navy Yard-Ballpark Metro station. The Navy Yard-Ballpark Metro station is one block from Nationals Park. Daily or hourly parking is available at 44 Metrorail stations, and parking at Metro-operated lots is free on weekends and federal holidays (except during regional or special events).
www.wmata.com/rail
FedEx Field via Public Transportation
FedEx Field is located in Landover, Maryland in Prince George’s County.
Stadium Accessibility Information: 301-276-6050 (V)
www.commanders.com/stadium/parking-and-directions
www.commanders.com/stadium/stadium-accessibility
Email: accommodations@commanders.com
Disabled parking spaces are located in parking lots E-Platinum and H-Purple. Parking attendants will direct those with a FedExField Purple, Orange or Green parking pass and a valid state-issued disabled parking permit and/or license plate to these areas. Additionally, golf cart transportation assistance is available. If you need assistance call 301-276-6100 or text SAFE to 69050. Metro Access vans can be scheduled in advance of FedExField events through Metro Access. Trips can be scheduled online or by contacting WMATA by phone. Vans will drop off and pick up at Gate A and Bank of America Gate (Gate E) pregame and postgame. Code compliant public ramps are available at FedExField. These ramps are located adjacent to Gate A, Gate D, Bank of America Gate (Gate E), and Gate H.
Metrorail: Take the Red Line to the Blue Line (via the Metro Center Metro Station) and exit at the Morgan Boulevard Metro Station. Turn left onto Garrett Morgan Boulevard and follow the sidewalk for less than a mile to FedEx Field.
www.wmata.com/rail
Ocean City via Bus and Using Public Transportation in Ocean City
Greyhound
1-800-752-4841 (Toll Free)
1-800-345-3109 (TTY)
Email: ifsr@greyhound.com
Email: ADA.Support@greyhound.com
www.greyhound.com
Shore Transit
443-260-2300 (V)
Email: info@shoretransit.org
www.shoretransit.org
Greyhound Bus provides daily buses to and from Salisbury via Silver Spring and Washington, DC (with transfers in Baltimore). Assistance is available to customers with disabilities. Contact the Greyhound Customers with Disabilities Travel Assistance Line at 1-800-752-4841 (Toll Free) at least 48 hours prior to your departure. Greyhound passengers aged 62 and older may request a 5% discount on unrestricted passenger fares. Appropriate ID may be required.
Shore Transit operates a regional bus route from Salisbury to Snow Hill, Berlin, and Ocean City, before returning to Salisbury. Fare is $3.00 cash or $3.00 in Shore Transit Tickets. Reduced fare for adults aged 62 and older, persons with disabilities certified by Shore Transit or Medicare participants is $1.50 cash or $1.50 in Shore Transit Tickets.
410-723-2174 (Town of Ocean City - Transportation Department)
http://oceancitymd.gov/oc/departments/public-works/transportation/
- Boardwalk Tram travels the entire length of the boardwalk, from the Inlet to the North Booth at 27 th Street. Tram operation is subject to weather conditions. See the station operators or call 410-289-4394 (V) or 410-723-1606 (V) for further information.
https://oceancitymd.gov/oc/departments/public-works/ocean-city-boardwalk-tram/
Hours: Operates Monday through Friday, 11am to midnight, and Saturday and Sunday, 10am to midnight during the summer season (mid-May to mid-September). Reduced days and hours through end of September.
Fare: Tram fare is $5.00 per person for one-way passage only. Accept major credit cards or exact cash fare.
- Coastal Highway “Beach” Transit Bus - South Division Street Transit Station to/from 144th Street Transit Station. All Ocean City buses are accessible. Seasonal operation begins in May and runs into October. Service runs every 15 minutes from 6am to 3am in the summer and runs every 30 minutes from 6am to 2am in the fall. Ocean City buses also run to and from the West Ocean City Park and Ride facility, which is a connection point for Shore Transit and Greyhound Bus.
Standard Fare: A $4.00 ride-all-day pass allows you to ride from 6am to 3am or 6am to 2am the next morning depending on the season. Exact cash fare required or use of pre-paid photo ID General Bus Pass obtained from City Hall.
Half Fare: Adults aged 65 and over, persons with disabilities, Medicare card holders and Ocean City Non-Resident Adults 60+ Bus Pass holders can ride for half fare ($2.00) all day. Proof of eligibility may be required.
https://oceancitymd.gov/oc/departments/public-works/ocean-city-beach-bus/
- West Ocean City Park-N-Ride “Beach Bus” is a shuttle service between South Division Street Transit Station, West Ocean City Park & Ride, and the Tanger Outlet.
Standard Fare: Free except on designated on designated events (Springfest, OC Air Show, Independence Day, Bikefest, Oceans Calling, and Sunfest). Fares apply for events listed: $4.00 Ride-All-Day. Exact cash fare required, or use of pre-paid photo ID General Bus Pass obtained from City Hall.
Half Fare: Fares apply for above listed events. Adults ages 65 and older, persons with disabilities, Medicare card holders and Ocean City Non-Resident Adults 60+ Bus Pass holders pay half fare ($2.00 ride-all-day).
https://oceancitymd.gov/oc/departments/public-works/ocean-city-park-and-ride/
- ADA Paratransit “Origin-to-Destination” service is available for eligible residents with disabilities and visitors of Ocean City. If you are ADA certified and have a card from another agency, you are already eligible to use the ADA Services. Residents and visitors that do not have a certified ADA card may use this service for up to 21 days in a 365-day period without obtaining certification. This service is available during the same operating days and hours as the fixed-route Coastal Highway bus service. All trip reservations must be made by 10:00 p.m. the day prior. Eligible patrons may call the Dispatch Office at 410-723-1606 (V) to make a reservation for the para-transit van 365 days a year. All standard-sized common wheelchairs can be transported. All other mobility devices will be accommodated when all needed safety requirements have been satisfied by the driver.
Standard Fare: Fare is $4.00 ride-all-day. Exact cash fare required or use of pre-paid photo ID General Bus Pass obtained from City Hall. Children under 42 inches in height or under ride free.
Half Fare: Ocean City non-resident senior (adult 60+) bus pass holder pay half fare ($2.00). Proof of eligibility may be required. Exact cash fare required use of pre-paid photo ID General Bus Pass obtained from City Hall.
https://oceancitymd.gov/oc/departments/public-works/ocean-city-ada-para-transit/
- Adults 60+ Bus Passes for non-residents are available free of charge to anyone 60 years of age or older. This pass will entitle the holder to half-fare passage on the Ocean City public transit buses and ADA Paratransit services (if eligible). The non-resident bus pass is not recognized for reduced or free passage on the trams and is not applicable for use on medical appointment transportation. For more information, call the City Hall receptionist at 410-289-8221 (V).
https://oceancitymd.gov/oc/departments/public-works/ocean-city-senior-citizen-bus-passes/
New York City and Philadelphia via Bus
1-855-626-8585 (Toll Free)
www.flixbus.com
Service from Baltimore and Washington, DC to New York City or Philadelphia. Buses are wheelchair lift-equipped, but space is limited and riders should choose the option “Travel in your wheelchair” when making their online reservation. On-board restrooms. Mobility assistance, guide dogs and service animals that must be brought along by persons with disabilities are also welcome and transported at no additional charge. For the comfort and safety of the service animal, other passengers and your driver, service animals must be either on the handler’s lap, on the floor at the handler’s feet (not blocking any aisles or exits) or, space permitting, in the wheelchair seating area of the coach. Service animals may not occupy a seat. If a service animal will be accompanying you on your FlixBus ride, please call Customer Service as soon as possible after booking. Reservations can be booked online or via the FlixBus app. Fares vary.
1-877-462-6342 (Toll Free)
http://us.megabus.com
Daily bus service from Baltimore to New York City and Philadelphia, and Washington, DC to New York City and Philadelphia. Customers with special requirements can make reservations through the Megabus website. Passengers travelling with special requirements should click on the “assisted travel” option and answer a few simple questions that will allow staff to accommodate you. Service animals must be properly harnessed and under the direct control of the customer at all times. Fares vary. Tickets are non-refundable.
1-800-343-9999 (Information and Customer Care Center)
https://peterpanbus.com
Provide daily express service between Baltimore and Washington, DC to New York City and Philadelphia. Tickets are not available for purchase from the Information and Customer Care Center. Provide assistance with boarding and de-boarding buses, luggage, transfers, and storage and retrieval of mobility devices on our coaches. If you need assistance, inform employees of your needs or call the Customer Care Center prior to your departure and provide information about your specific travel needs. Peter Pan will use the information about your travel needs and schedule to arrange assistance by company personnel or contractors at your point of departure and your final destination. Priority seating is available for customers with disabilities upon request. Coaches are equipped with wheelchair lifts which can accommodate most power and manual wheelchairs and scooters. Riders should choose the option “Traveling in your wheelchair” when making their online reservation. Customers with disabilities accompanied by a service animal are welcome, at no additional charge.
301-718-0036 (V)
Email: support@vamoosebus.com
www.vamoosebus.com
Provide daily bus transportation between New York City and Bethesda, MD / Arlington, VA / Lorton, VA. Reservations are required. Motorcoaches have wheelchair lifts. Passengers with special requirements are encouraged to advise at time of booking, so staff are prepared to accommodate. Service dogs, trained for the purpose of assisting a disabled person, will be allowed on the bus. The service dog must be under the control of its owner at all times. The dog must ride within the customer’s space and may not travel in the aisle or occupy another seat. Trip duration is approximately 4 hours from Bethesda, with an additional 30 minutes to from Arlington. Buses are equipped with air conditioning and an onboard restroom. Pick-up location in Bethesda is Bethesda Metro Station. Pick-up location in Arlington, VA is at the corner of 19th Street and N. Lynn Street, in front of the Cosi Cafe. Pick-up in Lorton, VA is the Lorton VRE Station. Drop-off location in New York City in is at the corner of West 30th Street and 7th Avenue, one block south of Penn Station and Madison Square Garden.
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