If you were looking forward to a worry-free Metro experience this weekend after the end of the Blue and Yellow line shutdown, think again: two stations on the Red Line will be closed.

The transit agency is completing “leak mitigation” work on the line this weekend, which will close down both the Bethesda and Medical Center stations. Free shuttle buses will travel from Grosvenor to Friendship Heights to make up for the closures.

Lucky for us, the rest of the lines are running a normal weekend schedule this Saturday and Sunday. Unlucky for us, that’s still a lot slower than it would be during the week: you can expect trains every 12 to 15 minutes.

Here’s more from WMATA:

Red Line

• Trains operate between Shady Grove & Grosvenor and Friendship Heights & Glenmont
  • Trains every 8 minutes opening until 9:30 p.m.
  • Trains every 15 minutes 9:30 p.m. until closing
• Due to leak mitigation, free shuttle buses replace trains at Grosvenor, Medical Center, Bethesda and Friendship Heights
• Bethesda and Medical Center stations will be closed
• Tap your SmarTrip card each time you enter and exit the Metrorail system. Riders traveling through the work zone will be charged for a single, continuous trip

Orange Line

• Regular weekend service, trains every 12-15 minutes.

Silver Line

• Regular weekend service, trains every 12-15 minutes.

Blue Line

• Regular weekend service, trains every 12-15 minutes.

Yellow Line

• Regular weekend service between Huntington and Greenbelt, trains every 12-15 minutes.

Green Line

• Regular weekend service, trains every 12-15 minutes.