King Street–Old Town station
King Street–Old Town station is served by the Yellow and Blue lines on the Washington metro. On the Yellow line, it sits between Eisenhower Avenue and Braddock Road. It opened in 1983 and now handles roughly 863,636 passengers a year. It sits in Alexandria, and its name falls under the "District" category.
Key facts
- LinesYYellowBBlue
- DistrictAlexandria
- Opened1983
- Annual ridership863,636
- Name originDistrict
- Distance from centre≈ 15.3 km
- Coordinates38.80650, -77.06110
Position on the line
On the Yellow line
On the Blue line
Map around King Street–Old Town
Nearest stations
- Braddock Road1 km · YB
- Eisenhower Avenue1.1 km · Y
- Huntington1.8 km · Y
- Potomac Yard3.3 km · YB
- Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport5.5 km · YB
- Crystal City5.8 km · YB
Frequently asked questions
- Which lines serve King Street–Old Town station?
- King Street–Old Town is served by the Yellow and Blue lines on the Washington metro.
- Can you change lines at King Street–Old Town?
- Yes. King Street–Old Town is an interchange between 2 lines (Yellow and Blue).
- When did King Street–Old Town station open?
- King Street–Old Town station opened in 1983.
- What are the stations either side of King Street–Old Town on the Yellow line?
- On the Yellow line, King Street–Old Town sits between Eisenhower Avenue and Braddock Road.
- What are the stations either side of King Street–Old Town on the Blue line?
- On the Blue line, King Street–Old Town sits between Van Dorn Street and Braddock Road.
- How busy is King Street–Old Town station?
- King Street–Old Town handles roughly 863,636 passengers a year.
- Where is King Street–Old Town station?
- King Street–Old Town station is in Alexandria, Washington.