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Overnight Metro Parking - Washington DC

Multi-day metro parking is only available at three metro stations: Greenbelt Metro Station, Huntington Metro Station, and Franconia-Springfield Metro Station.

Each of these metro stations has between 15 and 17 parking spaces allocated for overnight parking of up to 10 days. Availability is on a first-come, first-served basis.

There is no charge for multi-day metro parking beyond the regular fee on the day of exit. Collection hours are between 10:30 am to midnight on Monday-Thursday, and 10:30 am to 3:00 am on Fridays. If you exit the metro garage on a weekend, there is no charge because parking is FREE on Saturdays and Sundays.

Each metro station has designated multi-day metro parking spaces. These multi-day parking spaces are located inside metro parking garages, and not at the metered (Kiss & Ride) spaces.


	Greenbelt Metro Station 5717 Greenbelt Metro Drive, Greenbelt MD Cost/Day: $4.25 Multi-day parking space: Cherrywood Lane side
	Huntington Metro Station 2701 Huntington Avenue, Alexandria VA Cost/Day: $4.50 Multi-day parking space: Huntington III Parking Garage
	Franconia-Springfield Metro Station 6880 Frontier Drive, Springfield VA Cost/Day: $4.50 Multi-day parking space: Lower Level of the new garage

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Metro is the subway system connecting Washington DC, Virginia and Maryland. The system is operated by the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA).

New riders can learn about the basics of the Metro System by visiting both the Rail and Bus sections of this website. The Tips page will have you traveling like a skilled veteran in no time.

Need more help? The Metro Pocket Guide is an essential guide to get around Washington using the Metro. The guide provides you with the Metro Map, points of interest near Metro stations and information on system hours, fares and passes. The Metro Pocket Guide is available in eleven languages.

Finally, don't forget that each person needs his/her own farecard or pass to ride the Metro. A pass or farecard cannot be shared with another person. Farecards hold between $1.60 and $45 and are available at fare vending machines in Metro stations. For more information, see How to Buy a Metro farecard/pass

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