If you plan to be away from George Mason, check out the transportation options below. Public transit is accessible via the George Mason Shuttle Sandy Creek/Vienna Metro route or the CUE Bus.
Spring Break Regional Shuttles
Book a one-way or round trip between Fairfax Campus and major cities at a special price, exclusively for our Patriots!
Area airports are accessible via public transportation, Super Shuttle, Uber/Lyft, or taxi. Follow the link below for details on how to get to and from the airports in the area.
Looking for a ride home for the holiday? Commute together and share the driving and the costs! Propose a trip or request rides on Mason Commutes, the go-to place for George Mason ridesharing.
Union Station is a hub for train and regional bus services. Students can take the George Mason Shuttle or CUE Bus to Vienna Station (orange line) and transfer to the red line at the Metro Center to reach Union Station.
Area airports are accessible via public transportation, Super Shuttle, Uber/Lyft, or taxi. Follow the link below for details on how to get to and from the airports in the area.
Looking for a ride home for the holiday? Commute together and share the driving and the costs! Propose a trip or request rides on Mason Commutes, the go-to place for George Mason ridesharing.
Union Station is a hub for train and regional bus services. Students can take the George Mason Shuttle or CUE Bus to Vienna Station (orange line) and transfer to the red line at the Metro Center to reach Union Station.
George Mason shuttles and parking on campus will have temporary changes during the break. Plan ahead on your trips to grocery stores, restaurants, and beyond.
George Mason Shuttles
If you plan to stay on campus or in the area, George Mason shuttles offer limited ride services with modified schedules.
The CUE Bus is an alternative and departs from Rappahannock River Lane. All routes end at Vienna Metro. Free for the public. Visit CUE Bus for a map and schedules.
Hop on the free George Mason Shuttles to explore the U.S. capital and vibrant DMV communities, featuring rich, diverse museums, arts, culture, food and more!
Starting Thursday, December 4, at 8 pm, overnight parking restrictions will be temporarily lifted in Rappahannock Parking Deck levels 1 & 2, except the segregated visitor area/paid parking.
Enforcement of overnight restrictions will resume at 2 am on Monday, March 17.
Enforcement of normal parking regulations will resume at 7 am on Monday, March 17.
To leave your vehicle on campus over winter break, please park on permit levels 1-2 in the Rappahannock Parking Deck in case of inclement weather.
West Campus, General Resident Lite, and Lot M/P permit holders must move their vehicles back to designated parking spaces at 7 am on Tuesday, January 20, 2026.
West Campus General Resident Lite Lot M/P Permit Holders
Starting Thursday, March 5, 2026, the following permits are valid in student general parking areas on the east/main campus, including Rappahannock Parking Deck (Permit Levels 1-2), lots A, C, L, and K:
General Resident Lite and Lot M/P permits (effective at 5 pm)