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From WMATA:
“Reconstruction of the Metrorail system will continue over the weekend of October 10-12 with service adjustments beginning at 10 p.m. Friday
and continuing through system closing on Sunday.
Orange, Silver, Blue, Yellow and Green line trains will operate at regular weekend intervals, except at Landover and New Carollton stations on Saturday only (see below). Red Line trains will operate every 22 minutes with additional trains providing service about every 12 minutes between Grosvenor and NoMa-Gallaudet during daytime hours.
Early Opening Sunday morning for the Army Ten-Miler
Metrorail will open two hours early, at 5 a.m., on Sunday, October 12, for customers traveling to the Army Ten-Miler. The closest Metro stop to the start of the race is Pentagon Station (Blue/Yellow lines), however riders may want to consider using Pentagon City as an alternate station due to potential crowding at Pentagon.
Columbus Day service information
On Columbus Day, Monday, October 13, Metrorail will open at 5 a.m. and close at midnight. Trains will operate
Red Line
Trains every 12-22 minutes
Red Line trains will operate as follows throughout the weekend:
Between Shady Grove & Glenmont: every 22 minutes
Between Grosvenor & NoMa-Gallaudet: every 12 minutes Saturday and Sunday from 9AM-9PM only
Work Performed: Rail tie renewal between Twinbrook-Shady Grove & Rhode Island Ave-Fort Totten
Orange Line
Regular weekend service EXCEPT on Saturday at Landover & New Carrollton
On Saturday, Orange Line trains will operate:
Between Cheverly & Vienna at regular Saturday intervals (every 12 minutes 9AM-9PM)
At Landover and New Carrollton only, trains will arrive and depart every 20-25 minutes between 9AM-9PM
On Sunday, Orange Line trains will operate at regular weekend intervals.
Work Performed: Rail tie, fastener, insulator and grout pad renewal between Cheverly and New Carrollton.
Silver Line
Regular weekend service
Blue Line
Regular weekend service
Additional trains will operate every 8 minutes between Franconia-Springfield and Stadium-Armory from 6 a.m. until 8:40 a.m. and from 11:15 a.m. until 12:40 p.m. for riders traveling to/from the Army Ten-Miler.
Yellow Line
Regular weekend service (Huntington-Fort Totten)
Green Line
Regular weekend service”
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