Via Metro Rail
From Union Station
From Reagan National
Via MARC train
From College Park Metro Station
Via Metro Bus
From Downtown Silver Spring
From Wheaton or Twinbrook
From Glenmont or White Flint (Bethesda)
From BWI Airport
The College Park, University of Maryland stop is on the GREEN line (Branch Ave to Greenbelt), one stop before the end of the line in Maryland (Greenbelt). Schedules and transfers can be found on http://www.wmata.com/ or by calling 202.637.7000.
From Union Station, DC
Take the RED line train towards Glenmont. Exit at Fort Totten and switch onto the GREEN line, lower level, towards Greenbelt. Take the GREEN line to the College Park, University of Maryland Station. Follow directions from College Park Metro Station.
From Reagan National Airport
Take the YELLOW line (Huntington to Mount Vernon) towards Mount Vernon Square. Exit at Gallery Place Chinatown and transfer to the GREEN line (Branch Ave to Greenbelt) towards Greenbelt. Exit at the College Park Metro Station and follow the directions from there.
Via MARC
The College Park station is on the MARC Camden Line (Union Station, DC-Camden Station, Baltimore). The College Park MARC Station is immediately adjacent to the College Park Metro Station. From the MARC stop, take the tunnel under the Metro tracks and follow the directions from the College Park Metro Station. For information on schedules and fares, call 301.314.8587 or visit http://www.mtamaryland.com/schedules/marc/marc_schedule.cfm.
From College Park Metro Station
Take the UM Shuttle Bus (College Park Metro Station Route) from the bus lot. The shuttle leaves the College Park Metro Station every 15 minutes. All visitors can take the Shuttle Bus without charge. Get off the bus at the first stop after crossing Rt. 1, which is also the first stop on the University of Maryland Campus. Walk back towards Rt. 1. The Engineering Building (Glenn L. Martin Hall) is on your left. Enter at the second large entrance. Take either the stairs immediately inside the entrance or the elevator to the left up to the fourth floor, where the CEEE suite is located.
From Downtown Silver Spring
The F6 bus(Prince George's County to Silver Spring). In Silver Spring, catch the F6 at the Silver Spring Metro towards New Carrolton. Take care to examine the time schedule before you board-not all buses stop at the University of Maryland. The F6 takes you onto campus; exit at the last stop on the University of Maryland campus, across from the Engineering Building. Cross the road and enter Glenn L. Martin Hall at the second entrance. Take either the stairs or the elevator up to the fourth floor, which houses the CEEE suite.
From Wheaton or Twinbrook (Rockville, MD)
Board the C2 bus (Greenbelt to Twinbrook) in the direction of Greenbelt. Exit the bus at the last stop on the University of Maryland campus, across from the Engineering Building. Cross the road and enter Glenn L. Martin Hall at the second entrance. Take either the stairs or the elevator up to the fourth floor, which houses the CEEE suite.
From Glenmont or White Flint (Bethesda, MD)
Board the C8 bus (White Flint to College Park Line) in the direction of College Park. Exit the bus at the last stop on the University of Maryland campus, across from the Engineering Building. Cross the road and enter Glenn L. Martin Hall at the second entrance. Take either the stairs or the elevator up to the fourth floor, which houses the CEEE suite.
From BWI Airport
Take the B30 bus (Greenbelt to BWI Airport Station) from Pier E lower level to Greenbelt Metro Station. From Greenbelt Metro Station, take either the C2 towards White Flint to the University of Maryland campus or the GREEN line one stop to the College Park Metro Station. If you take the C2 bus, exit the bus at the first stop on the University of Maryland campus, after crossing Rt. 1. Walk back towards Rt. 1. The Engineering Building (Glenn L. Martin Hall) is on your left. Enter at the second large entrance. Take either the stairs immediately inside the entrance or the elevator to the left up to the fourth floor, where the CEEE suite is located.
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