Baltimore Arena (University Center) station

Baltimore Arena
(University Center)

Baltimore Street station in August 2014

Location

12 South Howard Street
Baltimore, Maryland

Coordinates

39°17′21.08″N 76°37′10.39″W / 39.2891889°N 76.6195528°WCoordinates: 39°17′21.08″N 76°37′10.39″W / 39.2891889°N 76.6195528°W

Owned by

Maryland Transit Administration

Line(s)

Light Rail

Hunt Valley – BWI Marshall

Light Rail

Hunt Valley – Cromwell

Light Rail

Penn Station – Camden Yards

Platforms

2 side platforms

Tracks

Connections

MTA Bus: 1, 3, 5, 7, 8, 10, 19, 20, 27, 35, 36, 40, 46, 48, 91, 120, 150, 160, 310, 320, 410, 411, 420

History

Opened

1992

Services

Preceding station	MTA Maryland	Following station
Convention Center toward BWI Marshall Airport	Light Rail Hunt Valley – BWI Marshall	Lexington Market toward Hunt Valley
Convention Center toward Cromwell Station/Glen Burnie	Light Rail Hunt Valley – Cromwell	Lexington Market toward Hunt Valley
Convention Center toward Camden Yards	Light Rail Penn Station – Camden Yards	Lexington Market toward Penn Station

Baltimore Arena (University Center) station is a Baltimore Light Rail station in Baltimore, Maryland. Before the launch of BaltimoreLink, it was previously named University Center / Baltimore Street station. It is served by all three lines that the Baltimore Light Rail operates. There is no parking at this station. Connections can be made to 21 of MTA Maryland's buses from here.^[1]

Layout

Side platform, doors open on right
← Southbound toward BWI Marshall Airport. Next stop: Convention Center.
← Southbound toward Cromwell. Next stop: Convention Center.
Northbound toward Hunt Valley. Next stop: Lexington Market →
Northbound toward Penn Station. Next stop: Lexington Market →
Side platform, doors open on left

References

↑ "Station list". Archived from the original on June 13, 2008.

External links

Media related to Baltimore Arena (University Center) station at Wikimedia Commons

Maryland Transit Administration Light Rail

Stations

Baltimore Light Rail
Maryland Transit Administration
BWI Branch
Cromwell Branch
Penn Station
Metro Subway

Maryland Transit Administration

Bus

CityLink	Brown (UMB to Overlea/White Marsh) Red (UMB to Towson/Lutherville) Pink (West Baltimore to Cedonia) Orange (West Baltimore to Essex) Gold (Walbrook Junction to Berea/Canton Crossing) Yellow (Mondawmin to UMBC/Riverview) Lime (Northwest Hospital to Druid Hill Park/Harbor East) Green (West Baltimore to Towson) Blue (Johns Hopkins Bayview to CMS) Navy (Mondawmin to Dundalk/Watersedge) Purple (Hopkins Hospital to Paradise/Catonsville) Silver (Curtis Bay to Johns Hopkins/Morgan State Universities)
LocalLink	1 3 62 (Old #4) 5 7 8 93 (Old #9) 10 51 (Old #11) 52 (Old #12) 13 14 15 29 (Old #16) 75 (Old #17) 92 (Old #18) 19 20 21 22 23 59 (Old #24) 27 29 30 31 28 (Old #33) 35 36 38 44 qb40 qb46 qb47 qb48 57 (Old #50) 51 52 83 (Old #53) 54 36 (Old #55) 87 (Old #56) 57 58 89 (Old #59) 34 (Old #60) 95 (Old #61) 64 77 91 82 (Old #97) 98 99
Express	104 120 150 160
Commuter	201 202 203 204 205 210 215 310 320 410 411 420 901 902 903 904 905 906 907 909 915 922 929 950 991 995

Metro Subway

Light Rail

Cromwell	Ferndale Cromwell / Glen Burnie
BWI Airport	BWI Business District BWI Marshall Airport

MARC

Penn	Perryville Aberdeen Edgewood Martin Airport Penn Station West Baltimore Halethorpe BWI Odenton Bowie State Seabrook New Carrollton Union Station
Camden	Camden Station St. Denis Dorsey Jessup Savage Laurel Race Track Laurel Muirkirk Greenbelt College Park–U of Md Riverdale Union Station
Brunswick	Martinsburg Duffields Harpers Ferry Brunswick Point of Rocks Frederick Monocacy Dickerson Barnesville Boyds Germantown Metropolitan Grove Gaithersburg Washington Grove Rockville Garrett Park Kensington Silver Spring Union Station

Facilities and stations

Proposed services

Baltimore Area	Red Line Green Line Extension Port Covington Extension Yellow Line Charles Street Trolley
Washington Area	Washington Purple Line Corridor Cities Transitway Southern Maryland Rapid Transit

Nearby transit agencies

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