#Fairfax connector bus pass full
#Fairfax connector bus pass plus
#Fairfax connector bus pass free

Your pass will be returned to you to use for the rest of the 14-day period. If your trip costs more than $1.60, use the Exitfare machine to deposit the additional fare. This pass is valid for unlimited short-distance rides that cost $1.60 or less for 14 days in a row. or all day on any Saturday, Sunday or federal holiday. This pass is valid for one day of unlimited travel any weekday after 9:30 a.m. The valid period begins the first time you use the pass. These passes begin when you want them to.

People 65 years or older and people with disabilities are eligible. You must have a Medicare or Metro ID Card to buy this pass. Valid for unlimited Metrobus trips for two weeks and includes $5 rail value you can use even after the 14-day period expires. Senior Citizen and Disabled Pass - $15.50. This pass covers two weeks of unlimited bus rides anywhere within Arlington County only and includes $15 rail value that you can use systemwide.

#Fairfax connector bus pass full

This pass covers the full fare including surcharges on Metrobus.Īrlington County Flash Pass - $25. Valid for two weeks of unlimited Metrobus and Metrorail rides. These passes are available for specific two-week periods.īus/Rail SUPER Pass - $65. The Bus/Rail SUPER Pass, MD-DC and Virginia Flash Passes are honored by Alexandria DASH and Fairfax Connector bus systems. The Bus/Rail SUPER Pass, MD Base, MD-DC, VA 2-Zone and VA 3-Zone Flash Passes are honored by the Montgomery County Ride-On system. Avoid transfer charges and the need to carry exact change. With Metrobus Flash Passes, just flash your pass each time you board the bus. This pass is good for unlimited Metrobus trips for a specific two weeks and the $5 rail value can still be used even after the valid period expires.įor additional information, senior citizens can call 20 (TDD 20) and persons with disabilities can call 20 (TDD 20). If you travel frequently, you may want to purchase the Senior Citizen and Disabled Pass for $15.50. With one of these farecards, you are charged half the peak fare - not to exceed $1.60 - for the distance you travel regardless of the time of day. These farecards are not sold at Metro stations. On Metrorail, qualified riders can buy $3 and $10 farecards at all Metro sales offices and other retail locations.

#Fairfax connector bus pass plus

On Metrobus, qualified riders pay a flat fare of 50 cents fare plus surcharges, if applicable. Reduced fares are available for Medicare card holders, persons with disabilities and senior citizens, 65 years of age and older with Metro ID cards. If you're transferring from Metrorail to Metrobus in the District of Columbia or Virginia, get a rail transfer at the station where you enter and give it to the Metrobus operator when you first board to receive a discount on your bus fare.įares for Senior Citizens and Riders with Disabilities The base fare for most Metrobus trips is $1.10 but surcharges, state and zone crossing fees can increase your fare. On Metrobus, you will need exact change because Metrobus operators do not carry cash. Keep this in mind if you are using a large bill. Note: Farecard machines give change in coins and the maximum change returned is $4.95. You get a 10 percent bonus when you buy one for $20 or more (for example, pay $20, get a farecard worth $22).

Farecards can be purchased at any Metro station for as little as $1.10 - the least expensive ride - or for as much as $45.

On Metrorail, you need a magnetically encoded farecard to ride.

#Fairfax connector bus pass free

Up to two children 4 years old or younger ride free when accompanied by a paying passenger. Fares are posted in all Metrobuses and at all Metro station kiosks. Off-peak fares are chared at all other times. Peak fares are charged weekdays between 5:30 - 9:30 a.m. Your fare depends on when and how far you travel. This information has been provided by Metro.