Largo Town Center Metro Station 
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9000 Lottsford Road, Largo, MD 20774
Metro Lines: Blue Line.
Metro Schedule: Opens at 4:44 AM
Metro Entrance: The station has an entrance or exit at:
Harry S. Truman Drive & Largo Drive
First and Last Trains
First Trains: Trains leave exactly 2 hours later on Saturdays and Sundays.
Blue line train from Franconia-Springfield - 4:54 AM
Last Trains: Trains leave exactly 3 hours later on Friday and Saturday nights.
Blue line train from Franconia-Springfield - 11:22 PM
Largo Town Center Metro Platform
The Largo Town Center Metro Station has 1 island platform and 2 tracks. The station is served by two lines. Each train goes in two directions named for the last stop on the line.
Blue Line: Franconia-Springfield --- Largo Town Center
The Blue Line goes in two directions: Franconia-Springfield and Largo Town Center.
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Bus Connections
The Largo Town Center Metro Station is served by WMATA Metrobus and The Bus, Prince George's County. The bus routes serving the station are listed below:
Metrobus:
(C21 , C22 , C26 , C29) - Central Avenue Line
The Bus, Prince George's County:
TB21 - New Carrollton Metro Station, Metro East, Inglewood Business Park, Largo Town Center Metro Station, Prince George's Community College, Ramblewood, County Administration Building, Upper Marlboro Courthouse, Equestrian Center.
TB26 - Morgan Boulevard Metrorail Station, Steeplechase, Prince George’s Community College, MVA, Largo Metro Station.
TB28 - Basil Court, 9400 Peppercorn Place, Caraway Court, Mercantile Lane, Apollo Drive, Largo Town Center Metro Station.
The map below shows you where to board your bus from the Largo Town Center Metro Station. Consult the bus stop information for routing and schedule information about each route serving the station. To see a larger version of the images below, click on them.
Bike Parking at Largo Town Center Station
Largo Town Center Metro Station has 9 bike racks and 48 lockers. Bicycle racks are available for free on a first-come, first-use basis. Bicycle lockers are available for rent. So you can ride your bicycle to the metro station, leave it there, and take Metro or Metrobus.
Bicycle lockers provide secure parking by improving protection from theft, vandalism, and weather. Each locker is designed to hold one bicycle and bicycle gear. When you rent a locker, you are given a key to open your assigned locker. The space inside is about 1.2m (4 feet) high x 1.9m (6 feet, 5 inches) deep x 0.9m (3 feet) wide at the door and narrows toward the back of the locker. Most standard bicycles will fit inside. However, longer bicycles such as tandem bikes or some recumbent bikes will not fit into the lockers.
To rent a locker, send an email to bikelocker@wmata.com providing your name, address, contact phone number, email address, and station of interest. All locker rentals cost $200 per year, and are subject to availability.
Note: Do not lock your bicycle to railings, sign posts, benches, and other unauthorized areas around the station. Such bicycles are subject to removal without notification.
Metro Parking at Largo Town Center Station
All Day Parking: There are 2,200 parking spots. Cost/day is $4.25. Parking fees are collected upon exit from 10:30 a.m. to Metro closing hours. Parking fees can be paid using SmarTrip® and credit card.
Short-term Metered Parking: There are 141 parking spots. Parking is available from 8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. - 2 a.m. Meters at short-term parking spaces accept only quarters and $1 coins.
Additional spaces and costs: None.
Reserved Parking: There is reserved parking near the intersection of Lottsford Road and Harry S. Truman Drive. The reserved rate is $65. Monthly permit holders are required to pay the daily fee each time they park. (The daily fee is in addition to the $65 monthly permit fee).
FREE Parking: Parking is free at Metro-operated lots and garages on weekends and federal holidays. Most weekends, it is easy to find a space at Metro parking lots.
If the garage's parking spaces are full, try nearby garages, such as the garage at the Blue Line's Addison Road Station in Capitol Heights or in the lot at the Landover Station on the Orange Line in Hyattsville.
Parking Garage at Largo Town Center Station.
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Largo Town Center Station
The Largo Town Center Metro Station is the last stop on the Blue Line on its eastern branch. The station opened along with the Morgan Blvd Station in late 2004 as an extension from Addison Road. It is located in Largo, Maryland adjacent to the Boulevard at the Capital Centre, which is a shopping center with plenty of stores, restaurants, and a movie theater to serve your shopping and entertainment needs. This is also the closest metro station to the FedEx Field, the home of the Washington Redskins football team.
The station features two large parking garages and kiss and ride that can accommodate 2,100 vehicles. Although the parking garage is quite large, the garage gets full everyday by 9 a.m. To be able to find a parking spot, make sure to get there no later than 7:30 or 8 a.m.
Washington DC Metro
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.
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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
The Metro transit information provided on this site is subject to change without notice. For the most current information, go to wmata.com
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