Parking and Transportation
It’s easier than ever to get to the waterfront whether you’re a visitor, employee or resident. New transportation initiatives, free bus routes and Water Taxi service help pave the way.
"A Smarter Way to Get There" is a transportation initiative of the Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore to promote transportation options for Harbor East and adjacent areas. Employers and employees can go to this website for updated information on alternatives to driving that can make commuting to the Harbor East area just a little bit easier. www.asmarterwaytogetthere.org
If you are driving to Harbor East, these maps show alternative routes:
Ready to park and take advantage of the waterfront?
Click here for parking discounts, garages with economy rates and/or close locations to the waterfront.
Keep tabs on the Charm City Circulator, Baltimore’s free bus service.
Baltimore’s Charm City Circulator Orange East/West route is now in service! The Orange route runs from the B&O Railroad Museum downtown through Harbor East. The other routes will launch in the spring.
This FREE service has modern, hybrid buses arriving every ten minutes along three different routes to take you everywhere you need to go in downtown and in Harbor East
Hours:
Monday – Thursday, 6:30 am – 8:00 pm
Fridays, 6:30 am – 12:00 am
Saturdays, 9:00 am – 12:00 am
Sundays, 9:00 am – 12:00 am
The new bus service will connect with: the metro subway line; the light rail line; Penn Station and many MTA bus routes, as well as at many parking garages.
Do you have a meeting to attend? Don’t take the car out of the garage, just hop onto the Circulator. It’s free and easy. Let the Charm City Circulator do your driving on the weekends to visit the restaurants and shops in Harborplace, Harbor East and drop by the Maryland Science Center, National Aquarium or one of the many other attractions on the route.
Find more information about the Charm City Circulator, visit www.charmcitycirculator.com.
