ExtremeRavens Posted 8 hours ago Posted 8 hours ago The Maryland Transit Administration will operate all available trains on a regular Sunday schedule for the Ravens’ home opener against the Cleveland Browns at 1 p.m. as downtown continues to experience service disruptions tied to the ongoing demolition of three buildings on North Howard Street. Light Rail service through downtown remains suspended, with shuttle buses running between North Avenue and Camden Station. Riders traveling from Glen Burnie or BWI Airport are advised to allow for extra travel time due to limited train availability. Travelers from Hunt Valley should also plan ahead, as they will need to transfer to shuttle buses between North Avenue and Camden. To ease congestion and accommodate game day travel, beginning at 10:30 a.m. MTA will operate Express Shuttle Buses from Glen Burnie/Cromwell and Timonium Fairgrounds directly to the Convention Center Light Rail stop at Howard and Camden streets. Following the game, Express Shuttles will also run directly back to Glen Burnie/Cromwell and Timonium Fairgrounds. Other transit options remain available: Metro Subway: Riders can take the Metro to Charles Center station, exit via the West entrance escalator, and continue along Baltimore Street to CFG Arena before heading toward Camden Yards and M&T Bank Stadium. Local Bus: CityLinks Navy, Yellow, and Brown, along with LocalLinks 51, 54, 73, 76, and 94, all provide service to or near the stadium. MARC Train: The Penn Line will operate on its regular weekend schedule. Passengers arriving at Penn Station may take the Penn-Camden shuttle train to the Mt. Royal/MICA Light Rail stop and then transfer to a shuttle bus bound for Camden Station. MTA officials encourage riders to plan and allow for additional travel time when making their way downtown. View the full article Quote
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