taxi fare in DC
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Here's a link to the Metro info should you decide to metro it -- would be quicker and much less expensive.
http://www.wmata.com/rider_tools/tri...ripplanner.cfm
http://www.wmata.com/rider_tools/tri...ripplanner.cfm
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I'm sorry that I can't answer your question directly, but here's a fare calculator for DC taxi rates that should at least help: http://tinyurl.com/c6t4eu2
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I'd say $15 max. Lower cost for the metro on a Saturday as well. If you are planning on using the metro, check the metro website for planned works. For instance this coming weekend trains will be running every 20 minutes on the blue, orange and yellow lines. The airport stop is on the blue/yellow lines.
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Two lines go to the Airport: the yellow and the blue.
From the airport, take the YELLOW LINE to Gallery Pl and change for the Red Line towards Shady Grove. If you take the Blue line from the airport, it will take 2x as long to get to your transfer point (Metro Center).
Look for the Jefferson Memorial as you cross the Potomac on the train.
From the airport, take the YELLOW LINE to Gallery Pl and change for the Red Line towards Shady Grove. If you take the Blue line from the airport, it will take 2x as long to get to your transfer point (Metro Center).
Look for the Jefferson Memorial as you cross the Potomac on the train.
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I think it makes a big difference if it is Saturday, as it affects both the car traffic in the city, and the traffic on the metro. That is rush hour during the week, and trains can get very packed, but on a Saturday that early, no problem. I would definitely do metro on a Saturday with only carryon.