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Passports

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Muni Passports are good for unlimited rides on Muni, including cable cars. 3-day and 7-day Passports are good for three or seven consecutive days. Passports may be purchased in advance.

Buy Your 1, 3, or 7 day Muni Passports at the following locations:

  • SFMTA Customer Service Center, 11 South Van Ness Avenue at Market
  • Muni Ticket Sales Location at Market & Powell Streets
  • Muni Ticket Sales Location at Hyde & Beach Streets (near Ghirardelli Square)
  • Muni Ticket Sales Location at Bay & Taylor Streets (near Fisherman's Wharf)
  • Montgomery Station Sales Location at Montgomery Station (Mezzanine Level)
  • Passports are also sold every day from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the information booths in the baggage claim areas at the San Francisco International Airport.
  • More info about primary SFMTA sales locations

Detailed vendor list:

(Purchase price increases Jan. 1, 2010.)

Passports cannot be purchased online.

All-day passport: These are sold only on cable cars. They are equivalent to a 1-Day Passport on the day sold.

Using any Muni Passport on football expresses and other special events services requires an additional payment.

Muni Passports are good on Muni only, not BART.

Muni Passports are not valid for transportation to or from San Francisco International Airport (SFO).



CityPass

San Francisco CityPassThe San Francisco CityPass® is good for seven consecutive days on Muni and is also good for admission to several attractions in the city. It provides a savings over the individual admission prices for the attractions and fare for Muni.

CityPasses are available at those attractions, at the Visitor Information Center at Powell & Market Streets, and at the SFMTA Customer Service Center, 11 South Van Ness Avenue at Market.

An alternative to CityPass is a Muni Passport.

Get more information, or purchase a CityPass online (offsite link). There is a shipping and handling charge for online purchases. The CityPass is produced and marketed by CityPass, an independent organization, not by the SFMTA, and the SFMTA does not set the prices.

Note: Using any Muni Pass on Special Services, including the CultureBus through Aug. 15, 2009, requires an additional payment of $3.

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