Ballston-MU Station in Arlington

Ballston-MU Station is a popular transportation hub located in Arlington, Virginia, just outside of Washington, D.C. It is one of the busiest stations in the DC Metro system, serving nearly 10,000 riders each weekday. The Ballston-MU Metro Station was originally built in 1979 as one of the first stops on the newly constructed Orange Line. The station is named after the Ball family who was among the first landowners in the area, and the adjacent Marymount University, which is just a few blocks away. Today, Ballston is a bustling neighborhood with plenty of shops, restaurants, and offices. It offers easy access to popular destinations such as the National Mall, Arlington Cemetery, and Smithsonian museums. For those visiting the area, Ballston-MU Metro provides a convenient transit option. When traveling from Ballston-MU Metro, visitors can access multiple bus routes and the Metro's Orange and Silver Lines. The Orange Line runs from Vienna to New Carrollton, while the Silver Line runs from Wiehle-Reston East to Largo Town Center.