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To Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport. You can take Metrorail from your nearest station to Union Station on the Red Line. From there, take the MARC train to the airport, where a shuttle takes you directly to the airport.

The MARC (Maryland Area Regional Commuter) Train Service is a commuter rail system that operates three lines of service that include Harford County, Maryland; Baltimore City; Washington D.C.; Brunswick, Maryland; Frederick, Maryland and Martinsburg, West Virginia.

The Penn Line of the MARC Train Service operates primarily between Baltimore's Penn Station, through BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport Train Station, and Union Station in Washington, D. C. Stops include Baltimore City, Odenton, and Bowie State University.

The main difference between MARC and Amtrak Northeast Regional service is the frequency of service and the availability of overhead space for your luggage on Amtrak. MARC is primarily a commuter line where most passengers have little more than a briefcase or a backpack.

MARC provides service between Union Station in Washington, DC and stations in Maryland, along three lines, the Penn, Camden, and Brunswick lines. All three lines operate Monday through Friday, the Penn Line also provides service on weekends.

MARC is an easy and efficient way to travel between Baltimore and DC. Many use the Penn Line for transport to and from BWI airport. Trains depart from Union Station and make 4 additional stops before arriving at BWI. The total length of the journey from DC to BWI is approximately 35 minutes.

Maryland Rail Commuter (MARC) service consists of three lines covering 201 route miles, which operate in the Baltimore-Washington metropolitan area: The Penn Line from Perryville through Penn Station in Baltimore into Union Station, Washington, D.C.; the Camden Line from Camden Station, Baltimore, into Union Station; ...

Each train has at least one restroom in the last car of the train (the car furthest from the locomotive).

MARC uses a combination of high platforms and low platforms, with their cars optimized for high platforms. VRE runs cars that can only use low platforms. Unfortunately, just replacing all of the railcars in one of the two fleets would simply create another problem: inefficient boarding.

Shuttle Service operates 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Shuttles run approximately every 10-15 minutes, except between the hours of a.m. and a.m. when service operates every 25 minutes. At the MARC/Amtrak station, shuttles stop adjacent to the rail station garage, directly across from the rail station.