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Tysons station

Coordinates: 38°55′14″N 77°13′20″W / 38.920496°N 77.222262°W / 38.920496; -77.222262
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Tysons I & II
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General information
Coordinates38°55′14″N 77°13′20″W / 38.920496°N 77.222262°W / 38.920496; -77.222262
Line(s)
Platforms1 island platform
Tracks2
Other information
Station codeN03
History
OpenedExpected to open in 2013
Services
Preceding station   WMATA   Following station
Ashburn
Loudoun Gateway
Dulles Yard
Dulles International Airport Dulles Airport
Innovation Center
Herndon
Reston Town Center
Wiehle–Reston East
Shady Grove Yard
Spring Hill
Shady Grove
Greensboro
Rockville
Capitol Limited
Twinbrook
Tysons
McLean
North Bethesda
Vienna
Grosvenor–Strathmore
Dunn Loring
Glenmont Yard
Medical Center
Glenmont
Falls Church Yard
Greenbelt Yard
West Falls Church
Greenbelt
Greenbelt–BWI Airport Line
East Falls Church
Wheaton
Ballston–MU
College Park
Bethesda
Forest Glen
Virginia Square–GMU
Hyattsville Crossing
Friendship Heights
Silver Spring
Tenleytown–AU
West Hyattsville
Clarendon
Takoma
Van Ness–UDC
Fort Totten
Court House
Georgia Avenue–Petworth
Cleveland Park
Columbia Heights
Woodley Park
Brookland–CUA
Dupont Circle
Rhode Island Avenue
Rosslyn
Brentwood Yard
Foggy Bottom–GWU
NoMa–Gallaudet U
Farragut North
Union Station
DC StreetcarVirginia Railway ExpressAmtrak
Farragut West
U Street
Shaw–Howard University
Arlington Cemetery
Mount Vernon Square
McPherson Square
Judiciary Square
Metro Center
Gallery Place
Federal Triangle
Smithsonian
Archives
L'Enfant Plaza
Federal Center SW
Waterfront
Capitol South
Navy Yard–Ballpark
Eastern Market
Anacostia
Potomac Avenue
Congress Heights
Stadium–Armory
Pentagon
Pentagon City
Minnesota Avenue
Virginia Railway Express Crystal City
Benning Road
Southern Avenue
Deanwood
Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport National Airport
Cheverly
Naylor Road
Capitol Heights
Suitland
Addison Road
Branch Avenue
Landover
Branch Avenue Yard
New Carrollton
Amtrak
Potomac Yard
Morgan Boulevard
Braddock Road
New Carrollton Yard
Virginia Railway Express King Street–Old Town
Downtown Largo
Alexandria Yard
Van Dorn Street
Eisenhower Avenue
Virginia Railway Express
Franconia–Springfield
Huntington
Key
Red Line
Green Line
Orange Line
Yellow Line
Blue Line
Silver Line
Multiple services
Non-revenue tracks

Handicapped/disabled access All stations are accessible

Tysons I & II (preliminary name Tysons Central 123) [1] is a planned Washington Metro station in Fairfax County, Virginia on the Silver Line. It is scheduled to begin operation in 2013. The station is planned as an aerial platform running along the north side of SR-123/Chain Bridge Road just west of its intersection with Tysons Boulevard. There has been some controversy about whether to build the rail through Tysons Corner below ground or on elevated tracks. No parking is planned for the station.

This will be the main station used by visitors to the Tysons Corner Center and Tysons Galleria shopping malls.

Project plans

Project highlights:[2]

  • Average aerial track height: 35.7 feet
  • Above ground track: 3 miles
  • At grade track: 8.6 miles

Station facilities:[2]

  • 2 station entrances (each side of SR 123). The South Entrance to the station is to be constructed by Macerich, the owner of Tysons Corner Center.
  • Pedestrian bridge crossing SR 123
  • Bus dropoff/pickup

Platform height:[3]

  • East/inbound end: 32 feet (9.8 m)*
  • West/outbound end: 26 feet (7.9 m)*
  • Average: 30 feet

Mezzanine height (approximate):[2]

  • East/inbound end: 43 feet
  • West/outbound end: 40 feet
  • Average: 41 feet

Schedule: Trains are anticipated to run every seven minutes in the peak period (rush hours) and less frequently in the off-peak.[2]

Phase 1

Scheduled to open: Phase 1 completion date is 2013.

References

  1. ^ Hosh, Kafia (March 29, 2011). "Fairfax OKs names for new Metrorail stations". Washington Post. Retrieved March 29, 2011.
  2. ^ a b c d http://www.dullesmetro.com/stations/tyson_123.cfm
  3. ^ "DCMP Station Heights Actual". WMAA. Retrieved 2010-11-10.