Light Rail users from north of ballpark urged to allow extra time to and from Oriole Park
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June 23, 2014 11:46 am
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Due to emergency repairs to the tracks at the Mount Washington, Cold Spring and Woodberry stations over the next three weeks, fans planning to take the Light Rail to and from Oriole Park should allow extra time in each direction.
During the three-week closure, Light Rail will operate on a modified schedule and trains will not travel to the Mt. Washington, Cold Spring or Woodberry stations. Bus bridges will be in place to accommodate passengers traveling between Falls Road station and North…Due to emergency repairs to the tracks at the Mount Washington, Cold Spring and Woodberry stations over the next three weeks, fans planning to take the Light Rail to and from Oriole Park should allow extra time in each direction.
During the three-week closure, Light Rail will operate on a modified schedule and trains will not travel to the Mt. Washington, Cold Spring or Woodberry stations. Bus bridges will be in place to accommodate passengers traveling between Falls Road station and North Avenue station. Service north of Falls Road will run with trains arriving every 15 minutes. Service south of North Avenue will run on its regular schedule.
For updates and information on bus and train schedules, Light Rail users are urged to visit www.mta.maryland.gov or call the MTA Transit Information Contact Center Monday through Friday from 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. at 410-539-5000 or TTY 410-539-3497.
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