Getting from Tysons Corner to Washington, D.C.: Your Complete Guide

Tysons Corner Center is located approximately seven miles west of Washington, D.C., just off the Capital Beltway (I-495) near the intersection of Routes 7 and 123. As a feature attraction of the D.C. Metro area, Tysons Corner Center is easily accessible for visitors near and far.

Here's a detailed guide on how to get from Tysons Corner to Washington, D.C., including various transportation options, travel times, and costs.

Ways to get to and from Tysons Corner Center: Metro

Public Transportation

Public transit offers convenient and cost-effective ways to travel between Tysons Corner and Washington. Here are the available options:

Metro

The fastest way to get from Tysons Corner Metro to Washington is by taking the direct metro line. Specifically, take the SILVER line from Tysons Corner Metro station to L'Enfant Plaza station. The total trip duration for this route is approximately 32 minutes, and the ride fare is $6.60.

Step-by-step directions:

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  1. Start from Tysons Corner Metro station.
  2. Take the SILVER line towards New Carrollton.
  3. Ride to L'Enfant Plaza station.
Silver Line Metro Map

Silver Line Metro Map

Bus and Metro

An alternative route involves taking the bus and then transferring to the metro. Take the F20 bus from Tysons+Bay G station to West Falls Church+Bay F station. Next, take the ORANGE metro line from West Falls Church-Vt station to L'Enfant Plaza station. The total trip duration for this route is approximately 52 minutes, and the ride fare is $1.50.

Step-by-step directions:

  1. Walk to Tysons+Bay G station.
  2. Take the F20 bus towards East To King St-Old Town.
  3. Ride to West Falls Church+Bay F station.
  4. Walk to West Falls Church-Vt metro station.
  5. Take the ORANGE metro line towards New Carrollton.
  6. Ride to L'Enfant Plaza station.

Driving

Tysons Corner Center is located about seven miles west of Washington, D.C., just off the Capital Beltway (I-495) near the intersection of Routes 7 and 123. Travelmath helps you find driving distances based on actual directions for your road trip.

Parking at Tysons Corner Center

If you choose to drive to Tysons Corner Center, here's what you need to know about parking:

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  • There is no fee to park at Tysons Corner Center.
  • The parking system directs you to open spots within each garage via a green/red light system.
    • When you see a green light, the spot is open.
    • When you see a red light, the spot is occupied.
  • Each garage features a parking space counter on an exterior sign.
  • Be alert to new traffic patterns at each garage.
  • Some garages have new or different height restrictions, so heed the height warnings on garage signage.

Important Parking Rules:

  • Absolutely NO Commuter or Metro Parking: All persons using parking facilities are required to remain on the premises at all times.
  • Absolutely NO office parking: parking is restricted to merchant employees and individuals transacting business with merchants of Tysons Corner Center.
  • While using parking facilities, guests are required to be present on the property at all times.

Additional Transportation Options

Biking

Tysons Corner Center is dedicated to being a bike-friendly destination for employees and shoppers. There are bike racks located at various locations outside of the shopping center where employees and shoppers can securely lock their bikes.

Fairfax County also has an extensive network of bike lanes and bike paths. To learn more about biking in Fairfax County, visit the Fairfax County Bike Program and the Fairfax County Bike Map.

Carpool

Commuter Connections operates a regional database where commuters can enter their home and work locations to find a potential match for a carpool. Carpooling helps you split your commuting costs in half and provides you access to HOV Lanes.

If you carpool, take public transportation, bike, walk, or get to Tysons Corner Center any way other than driving alone twice a week, you’re eligible for up to four free rides home a year from the Guaranteed Ride Home program (from Commuter Connections).

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Summary of Transportation Options

Transportation Mode Route Duration (Approximate) Fare (Approximate)
Metro Tysons Corner Metro to L'Enfant Plaza (SILVER Line) 32 minutes $6.60
Bus and Metro F20 Bus to West Falls Church, then ORANGE Line to L'Enfant Plaza 52 minutes $1.50
Driving Tysons Corner to Washington, D.C. Varies based on traffic Varies based on parking

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