Light RailLink

The state's north-south line, and the one that matters here because it stops at Camden Yards and the Convention Center, which means you can reach a ball game or a show without parking anywhere near it. $2.00 one way, $4.60 for a day pass, paid in the CharmPass app or at the platform machine. It starts before five in the morning on weekdays and runs past midnight, but Sundays do not begin until half past ten.

Address

Camden Station platform, 301 W Camden St, and 33 stops between Hunt Valley and BWI

Directions⌄

Hours

Mon-Fri first arrival 4:45am, final departure 12:40am; Sat first 5:05am, final 12:45am; Sun and holidays first 10:35am

In the guides

• Nights out that publish their access
• Baltimore without a car, and without a parking app
• Gameday, done on foot

Parking

Free park and ride lots at several outer stations, which is the usual way people use it for a game.

Age rules

No restriction stated

Accessibility

MTA publishes High-Block level boarding platforms at each stop, where the operator deploys a boarding ramp at the first car of the train; tactile warning strips, access buttons, priority seating, and ticket machines with audio, Braille and raised-letter instructions. Described system-wide rather than per station, and MTA runs a separate live elevator and escalator status feed

Official links

MTA fares · CharmPass

Verified

Verified Sep 18, 2026 against MTA's own fares page for the $2.00 one way, the $4.60 day pass and the $77 monthly, re-read Sep 28, 2026; published Light RailLink first and last times by day; accessibility from https://www.mta.maryland.gov/accessibility, re-read Sep 28, 2026. Facts can drift; if something here is wrong, tell us and we’ll fix it. How we check.

Not yet confirmed

First and last times are system-wide rather than per station, so the last train from any given platform is earlier than the figure above. Which park and ride lots are free is not confirmed here.