Doja Cat Gives Baltimore Fans Two Arena Nights to Choose From
Doja Cat brings the Tour Ma Vie World Tour to CFG Bank Arena on Friday, November 20th, and Capital One Arena in Washington on Saturday, November 21st. Both venues list a 7:30 p.m. show. From Baltimore, the difference between those tickets comes into focus at the end of the night: how far are you from your ride home when the lights come up?
Friday in Baltimore
CFG Bank Arena lists doors at 6:30 p.m., leaving an hour between entry and the scheduled start. Light RailLink riders can get off at the arena stop for the Howard Street entrance. If you’re meeting someone who is coming by car, agree on a door ahead of time. The building’s mailing address on West Baltimore Street and the light rail entrance put you on different sides of the arena.
Friday makes particular sense for anyone who wants to stay for the last song and arrange a local pickup. If light rail is your ride both ways, look up the last departure in your direction before you go. The arena’s directions identify the stop, but the show listing gives a start time only. Neither tells you when you’ll be standing on the platform.
Saturday in Washington
For the Washington show, plan the trip backward from Union Station. Gallery Place serves Capital One Arena, and the Red Line connects it with Union Station. Budget time to get out of the seating bowl, reach the Metro platform, ride two stops and find the MARC departure track.
The weekend Penn Line timetable changes on the very day of the Washington concert. It lists Saturday northbound departures at 9:30 and 10:55 p.m. The later train is scheduled to reach Baltimore Penn Station at 11:56 p.m. Check service alerts before leaving Baltimore, and have another ride in mind if you plan to stay through the encore. A 7:30 ticket tells you when the evening starts. The 10:55 train is the part of the evening that won’t wait.
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