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⌈ Secret Post #3109 ⌋

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[Sense8]

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[Gatchaman Crowds]

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[Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog]

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[Twin Peaks]

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[Blue Beetle]

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[God, the Devil and Bob]

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[The Cell (2000)]

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It's been a long time since I've been in DC, but it sort of depends. Times and distances do make a difference.

Peak SmarTrip® Fares (in effect weekdays from opening to 9:30 am and 3-7 pm and weekends midnight to closing)
$2.15 minimum + a $1 surcharge if a paper farecard is used
$5.90 maximum + a $1 surcharge if a paper farecard is used

Off-Peak SmarTrip® Fares (all other times)
$1.75 minimum + a $1 surcharge if a paper farecard is used
$3.60 maximum + a $1 surcharge if a paper farecard is used

Discounting the paper farecard: Using the bounds of 2*4*1.75 = 14.00 and 5*5*5.90 = 147.50, 60 is a good deal if you think you'll tend toward the upper bound. Averaging mins, maxs, peak, and off-peak gives you a fare of 3.35 (2*4*3.35 = 26.80 and 5*5*3.35 = 83.75).

Is there anyway to determine how much it will cost before you get on? So my sis and I can do some math. I didn't see anything on the main site about that.

Yes. But you have to know the station you'll get on at and the station you'll get off at. If you go to the station (http://www.wmata.com/rail/stations.cfm) click on that station, you'll get to a page that has a pull down menu of the other stations, select one and click the Get Fares button and it will tell you the different fares and what lines serve it (or you can go with the All Other Stations on the pull down menu to get them all). Or you could use the map (http://www.wmata.com/rail/maps/map.cfm) to get a rough idea, just remember if a station is on a different line, you have to go to a Transfer Station (like if you get on at the Bethesda station (Red Line) and want to go to Arlington Cemetery, then you would go to Metro Center station and get on the Blue Line).

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