Paying Your Fare

Cost per trip is $2.00.

To ride Metrorail, you will need an EASY Card or EASY Ticket as the new faregates do not accept cash. To obtain an EASY Card or EASY Ticket, walk over to one of the EASY Card vending machines located at the entrance of each rail station. Obtain and load a card or ticket using cash or a valid credit card. Then use the card or ticket to pay your fare at the faregate, by tapping the EASY Card or EASY Ticket on the electronic Metrorail fare gates.

• More fares information

Getting to the Platform

• All rail stations have elevators, escalators, and/or stairs. Contact a security officer if you need assistance in using the elevator, or if there is an emergency on the platform level.
  
  
• Voice announcements on the train and signs provide information on the status of elevators at Metrorail stations. When an elevator is out of service, board the train again and ask a security officer at the next station to arrange for free transportation, which will arrive within 30 minutes from your request being received. Register to receive rider alerts on the status of elevators and escalators at Metrorail and Metromover stations.
   
  
• Most stations have a center platform with tracks on both sides. However, Metrorail’s Civic Center, Santa Clara, Brownsville, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Northside, and Tri-Rail stations have split platforms with train tracks running through the middle. To get to the platform in these six stations, take the elevator, escalator, or stairs to the second level. Once on the second level, you must locate the elevator, escalator, or stairs leading up to the platform of your direction of travel. Listen for announcements or look for signs that indicate ‘Southbound Dadeland’ or ‘Northbound Palmetto.’

Boarding for People with Disabilities

The tactile tiles alert customers who are blind and visually impaired that they are getting close to the platform edge. For direct access to the reserved wheelchair space, enter a train car through the first set of doors. Other passengers with disabilities and senior citizens will find seats reserved for them next to every door

Call Buttons

Every Metrorail car has three call buttons, which are located at the wheelchair space next to the first set of doors, next to the clear plastic panels, and next to the second and third set of doors. Call buttons may be used to alert the operator when you need additional time to leave the train. Call the operator several stations before you are ready to exit the train. You may also use the call buttons in case of an emergency.

Safety in Rail Stations

If you see something suspicious, tell a transit employee or security officer or call 305-375-2700.

• Hold on to handrails
• Running inside the station is prohibited
• Always hold your children's hands while in the station
• Always stand away from the edge of the platform
• Contact station personnel or use the passenger assistance telephone at the security officer's booth if you drop an object on the track, or in case of an emergency
• Do not enter the guideway
• Rollerblading and skating are prohibited in rail stations and garages.

For the safety and comfort of everyone, playing radios, cassette tapes, CDs, etc. without earphones; smoking; eating; drinking; and animals (except guide dogs) are not allowed on buses or trains.

Metrorail Service Interruption & Route 100

In the event that Metrorail is out of service for an extended period of time, Route 100 offers transit service along Metrorail stations. There is no set schedule for this route.

• View the route map 

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