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Regular fares

Applies to buses, Metro, and historic streetcars. Applies to service to and from AT&T Park. Does not apply to cable car fares, or to Candlestick Park expresses and other Special Events service fares.

Note: Exact change required. No change given. No refunds provided for overpayment. Subway turnstiles require coins (all denominations of US coins accepted, including dollar coins).

The above fares are good for 90 minutes with a transfer. Always ask for a transfer on all Muni lines except cable cars, even if you do not plan to transfer to another vehicle. Transfers are issued on request at the time the fare is paid.

In Muni Metro subway stations, where you enter by a faregate, the transfer/fare receipt is automatically dispensed from a slot at the far side of the faregate once you have paid your fare. You need to take that transfer before you leave the faregate area.

J, K, L, M, N, S, and T customers must have a transfer/fare receipt or other Proof of Payment.

Cable car fares

  • No transfers/fare receipts are accepted. 
  • Fare receipts are issued; one-ride-only receipts are not valid as transfers.
  • Adult & Youth (ages 5-17): $5.00 each way (single ride on a single cable car).
  • Senior (ages 65+) & Disabled:
  • An All-Day Passport is sold for $11 by the conductors on the cable cars. This passport is equivalent to a 1-Day Passport only on the day sold.

Monthly passes, monthly sticker affixed to a valid Regional Transit Discount card, BART Plus, and Passports are valid on cable cars. Valid $1.50 single-ride tickets require an additional payment of $3.50 (no savings). Valid $2.00 single-ride tickets require an additional payment of $3.00 (no savings). Interagency passes do not count towards cable car fares

The conductors can make change for up to $20.

Single ride cable car tickets are available at ticket booths located at Powell & Market, Hyde & Beach, and Bay & Taylor Streets. They're also available at the San Francisco Convention & Visitors Bureau at 900 Market St. (Hallidie Plaza, at Powell & Market Streets).

 

Candlestick Park, CultureBus, and other Special Event Fares

CultureBus service is discontinued effective Aug. 15, 2009.

Muni provides express service to Candlestick Park for 49ers home games, CultureBus service, as well as service to other events at other locations, such as the annual Bay to Breakers foot race. This service requires a Special Event fare.

(Muni also provides a shuttle from San Bruno and Bacon to Monster Park for 49ers home games, for which basic fares apply.)

Special Event fares:

Special Event Fare Conditions:

  • Exact change is required.
  • Round-trip fares only. There are no one-way fares.
  • Transfer/fare receipts, tickets, or tokens from regular Muni service are not valid for special event fares.
  • The transfer/fare receipt issued on board special event service is good for return service after the event, and must be presented to Muni personnel at that time.
  • The CultureBus fare is good for the entire day sold, with no limit on the number of trips.
  • The transfer/fare receipt issued on board special event service is good for transferring to other Muni lines after the event, except cable cars.
  • The round-trip transfer/fare receipt for one service cannot be used for a different service. For instance, the Candlestick Express and the CultureBus require separate fare payments.

Seniors, ages 65+, youths, ages 5-17, and children under age 5 may be asked for proof of age. Acceptable documents are a birth certificate, driver's license, or State of California Identification Card. The document must show the person's date of birth. See the information about discounts for seniors and persons with disabilities.

Information on Muni's service to Candlestick Park

 

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