Thanks! I hadn't thought about the fact that a lot of people would be getting off at College Park, making room for those going to Union Station. That's good to know.

There are usually seats. And if there are not - Union Station is the next stop. It's quick and comfortable and very easy to change your mind to just hop on the Metro if you become aware of a delay.

I’ve not ridden the Camden Line in a few years, but a lot of people got off the train at College Park, and while some boarded the train, it wasn’t as many people as in prior stops, since Metro is right next to MARC in CP. There should be seats. On time or late depends on track work and speed restrictions. I think the MARC website has (or had) monthly timeliness reports.

Hope this helps.

Does anyone here commute from the College Park MARC station to DC? How full is the train by the time it gets to College Park? Is it generally on time, or is it often late?

Thanks!