CapMetro Rail – Capital Metro – Austin Public Transit
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Archived: 2026-04-23 17:18
CapMetro Rail – Capital Metro – Austin Public Transit
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Bus
Rail
Pickup
Bikeshare
Vanpool
All Services
Rail Services
A train for commuters traveling between Leander and downtown. Whether you're traveling to work or Q2 Stadium, get there quickly and comfortably.
Fares
Standard Single Ride $3.50. Single Ride, Reduced $1.75.
Standard Single Ride
$3.50
Single Ride, Reduced
$1.75
Find Fares Here
Tap to Pay is not available on Rail.
Amenities
List of available amenities. Each item includes an icon and a short description.
Service Days
Mon - Thurs, 5 a.m. - 8 p.m. Fri, 5 a.m. - 12 a.m. Sat, 10 a.m. - 12 a.m.
Wheelchair accessible
Rider apps Availability
Transit, Umo
High-frequency Availability
Every 15–30 minutes. Exceptions apply
Bike racks
Wi-Fi
Getting Started on Rail
Route 550
, also known as the Red Line, has 10 stations from Downtown to Leander, with stations in popular areas including Highland (ACC) and McKalla (Q2 stadium).
Connect to the Rail:
Use our
Park & Ride locations
and look for Route 550 to be connected to a rail station. Or hop on a connector bus,
Route 465
goes to the UT campus and
Route 466
from Kramer station goes to The Domain or UT's Pickle Research Campus.
View the Rail Map
Plan Your Trip
Plan your trip here or in the Transit app.
Open the Trip Planner
Learn how to plan a trip
Rail Schedule & Map
System Map
Service Alert
System Map
Service Alert
How to Ride Rail
All of our trains provide accessibility for riders with disabilities. If you use a wheelchair or other mobility device and need assistance, our operators can help. Visit the
Code of Conduct
to learn rules for riding.
Get on Board
All our Rail stations are fully wheelchair accessible with ramps designed to get you from the street and securely on the train.
Arrive 5 minutes early and use designated crossings. Check departure times in the Transit app or at digital displays at the station. Stand behind the line until the train arrives and board at any door.
Ride Securely
All seats are open for boarding. Find a spot in our priority seating area near the doors, designed for riders over 65, those in wheelchairs and people using other mobility devices. Operators are trained to assist passengers with wheelchairs and ensure they are secured safely on the train.
Pay Your Fare
Present your pass or Umo app for validation to the conductor as they approach you on the train.
Exit Safely
Listen for your station or check the sign onboard for the next station. Remain seated until the train comes to a complete stop. Exit through any door.
Read more about Accessibility on CapMetro
Rail FAQs
Use the
Transit app
for planning.
Our
Schedules & Maps
page lists all of our routes.
Call the Customer Service GO Line at 512-474-1200.
Use the Umo app to purchase fare for faster, more convenient boarding. The conductor will come by and visually validate your fare. Commuter Single Ride or paper day pass are available for purchase from Ticket Vending Machines (TVM) at any CapMetro Rail station. You can use cash or credit/debit cards at TVMs.
Call our Lost & Found line at 512-389-7454, email us at
l
ostandfound@capmetro.org
or visit the Transit Store. We'll do our best to help. All items turned in on board are collected at our Lost & Found at the Transit Store (1705 Guadalupe St.).
Ride Rail to McKalla Station at Q2 Stadium. Use the online
Trip Planner
or the
Transit app
to plan your route. We operate special event Rail service to McKalla Station with supplemental trains on standby to support crowds for events. Check back for the 2026 game schedule!
Yes, Rail includes a number of features that make every ride dependable, comfortable and keep you connected.
Wi-Fi: Catch up on work or your social media with Rail's free Wi-Fi.
Real-time data: Check your exact wait times on the digital signage at every Rail station. Access this real-time information from our
Trip Planner
, the
Transit App
and the GO Line at 512-474-1200.
Each of our trains has four available racks for you to store your bike while you ride.
Skip to main content
Bus
Rail
Pickup
Bikeshare
Vanpool
All Services
Rail Services
A train for commuters traveling between Leander and downtown. Whether you're traveling to work or Q2 Stadium, get there quickly and comfortably.
Fares
Standard Single Ride $3.50. Single Ride, Reduced $1.75.
Standard Single Ride
$3.50
Single Ride, Reduced
$1.75
Find Fares Here
Tap to Pay is not available on Rail.
Amenities
List of available amenities. Each item includes an icon and a short description.
Service Days
Mon - Thurs, 5 a.m. - 8 p.m. Fri, 5 a.m. - 12 a.m. Sat, 10 a.m. - 12 a.m.
Wheelchair accessible
Rider apps Availability
Transit, Umo
High-frequency Availability
Every 15–30 minutes. Exceptions apply
Bike racks
Wi-Fi
Getting Started on Rail
Route 550
, also known as the Red Line, has 10 stations from Downtown to Leander, with stations in popular areas including Highland (ACC) and McKalla (Q2 stadium).
Connect to the Rail:
Use our
Park & Ride locations
and look for Route 550 to be connected to a rail station. Or hop on a connector bus,
Route 465
goes to the UT campus and
Route 466
from Kramer station goes to The Domain or UT's Pickle Research Campus.
View the Rail Map
Plan Your Trip
Plan your trip here or in the Transit app.
Open the Trip Planner
Learn how to plan a trip
Rail Schedule & Map
System Map
Service Alert
System Map
Service Alert
How to Ride Rail
All of our trains provide accessibility for riders with disabilities. If you use a wheelchair or other mobility device and need assistance, our operators can help. Visit the
Code of Conduct
to learn rules for riding.
Get on Board
All our Rail stations are fully wheelchair accessible with ramps designed to get you from the street and securely on the train.
Arrive 5 minutes early and use designated crossings. Check departure times in the Transit app or at digital displays at the station. Stand behind the line until the train arrives and board at any door.
Ride Securely
All seats are open for boarding. Find a spot in our priority seating area near the doors, designed for riders over 65, those in wheelchairs and people using other mobility devices. Operators are trained to assist passengers with wheelchairs and ensure they are secured safely on the train.
Pay Your Fare
Present your pass or Umo app for validation to the conductor as they approach you on the train.
Exit Safely
Listen for your station or check the sign onboard for the next station. Remain seated until the train comes to a complete stop. Exit through any door.
Read more about Accessibility on CapMetro
Rail FAQs
Use the
Transit app
for planning.
Our
Schedules & Maps
page lists all of our routes.
Call the Customer Service GO Line at 512-474-1200.
Use the Umo app to purchase fare for faster, more convenient boarding. The conductor will come by and visually validate your fare. Commuter Single Ride or paper day pass are available for purchase from Ticket Vending Machines (TVM) at any CapMetro Rail station. You can use cash or credit/debit cards at TVMs.
Call our Lost & Found line at 512-389-7454, email us at
l
ostandfound@capmetro.org
or visit the Transit Store. We'll do our best to help. All items turned in on board are collected at our Lost & Found at the Transit Store (1705 Guadalupe St.).
Ride Rail to McKalla Station at Q2 Stadium. Use the online
Trip Planner
or the
Transit app
to plan your route. We operate special event Rail service to McKalla Station with supplemental trains on standby to support crowds for events. Check back for the 2026 game schedule!
Yes, Rail includes a number of features that make every ride dependable, comfortable and keep you connected.
Wi-Fi: Catch up on work or your social media with Rail's free Wi-Fi.
Real-time data: Check your exact wait times on the digital signage at every Rail station. Access this real-time information from our
Trip Planner
, the
Transit App
and the GO Line at 512-474-1200.
Each of our trains has four available racks for you to store your bike while you ride.