It’s only been open for a little over a week, but people are flocking en masse to ride the new Silver Line.

According to WMATA, nearly 220,000 trips have been taken to or from the five new Silver Line stations in the first week of service. Breaking down those stats, WMATA says that an average 15,942 people boarded a Silver Line train at one one the new stations during the week, which they say is “roughly two-thirds of the way to achieving the project’s goal of 25,000 weekday boardings after one year of service.”

As predicted, the Wiehle-Reston East station is the most frequented of the Silver Line stations, with 92,274 trips in the first week of service. Tysons Corner comes in second with 34,930 trips. You can see the total breakdown of trips in the first week of service for each new station below:

Monday: 30,846
Tuesday: 33,287
Wednesday: 32, 939
Thursday: 34,364
Friday: 33,118

Weekday Entry/Exit Breakdown by Station

Greensboro
Monday: 1,614
Tuesday: 1,678
Wednesday: 1,773
Thursday: 1,865
Friday: 1,605

McLean
Monday: 2,668
Tuesday: 3,045
Wednesday: 3,012
Thursday: 3,222
Friday: 2,870

Spring Hill
Monday: 2,681
Tuesday: 2,879
Wednesday: 2,862
Thursday: 2,858
Friday: 2,718

Tysons Corner
Monday: 6,658
Tuesday: 6,959
Wednesday: 6,811
Thursday: 6,803
Friday: 7,699

Wiehle-Reston East
Monday: 17,225
Tuesday: 18,726
Wednesday: 18,481
Thursday: 19,616
Friday: 18,226