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Updated September 14, 2009 11:26 AM Take Muni to AT&T Park for Giants® baseball!Major points:
You can take regular Muni service OR special Muni Metro service to the ballpark. Baseball service map, June 2007 (gif, 241 kb) This Month's GamesAll game dates and times are subject to change. For the most up-to-date schedule, see the S.F. Giants' schedule (on the S.F. Giants Web site) September games
October games
To Giants GamesRegular Service to the ballpark:The following lines offer regular service to the ballpark. Links are to schedules at transit.511.org.
The T-THIRD and N-JUDAH Metro lines provide regular service to the ballpark from 5 a.m. to 1 a.m. daily. But you may take any train going to Mission Bay, Caltrain, or Sunnydale to get to the ballpark. Proof of Payment is in effect on Muni Metro. Route 10 provides regular service to the ballpark area, from before 6 a.m. until around 7:00 p.m., weekdays, and until 10:00 p.m. on weekends. All of rail lines and bus routes are accessible. A list of accessible surface stops on the N-JUDAH line west of the Metro subway is available. All stops on the T-THIRD line (West Portal through Sunnydale) are accessible. Regular Muni fares apply for ballpark service. Special service to the ballpark:Special Metro Ballpark Service operates on game days only, starting about 2 hours before games, making local subway stops and continuing to the ballpark. These trains have their destination as "Mission Bay" or "Caltrain". Depending on service needs on a given day, they may begin at West Portal, Castro, Van Ness, or Embarcadero. Any train to Mission Bay, Caltrain or Sunnydale will take you to the ballpark. If you miss the "Special", or are on the J, L or M lines, you may take any Embarcadero-bound train inbound to Van Ness Station and transfer to a Caltrain-bound train at the same platform. Proof of Payment is in effect on
Muni Metro. Muni customers taking Metro in the subway are encouraged to board at the stations between Castro and Van Ness whenever possible, to avoid the congestion caused by the many people boarding at the downtown stations. This service is accessible. How to get to the ballpark from within S.F.From northern San Francisco, take route 9X, 10, 30, 45 or 47 directly to the ballpark. Or take other Muni service to Market Street, and transfer to any train going to Mission Bay or Caltrain. From the Richmond District, take route 1, 2, 5, 31 or 38 to Market Street and transfer to any Metro train going to Mission Bay or Caltrain in the subway. From the Sunset District, take the N-Judah directly to the ballpark. Or take other Muni service to the Metro subway and take any train going to Mission Bay or Caltrain. From the Parkside District, take the L-Taraval and transfer to any train going to Mission Bay, CalTrain, or Sunnydale at West Portal or Van Ness Station. Or take other Muni service to the Metro subway and take any train going to Mission Bay or Caltrain. From southern San Francisco—not South San Francisco—take the T-line directly to the ballpark. Or take other Muni service or BART to the Metro subway and take any train going to Mission Bay or Caltrain. Transfering from other agencies
To transfer from BART to Muni at other stations, or to transfer to Muni from other agencies, see the Fares page section on transfering onto Muni from other transit agencies. BART customers are strongly encouraged to transfer to Muni at Embarcadero Station, and to obtain your ticket to ride Muni before you exit BART . From Caltrain to MuniFor most customers, there is no need to take Muni from the Caltrain station at 4th and Townsend. AT&T Park is one very long block from the station. Exit toward the right after you pass through the doors into the Caltrain station from the platform. If you would prefer to ride, you can take Line N east (outbound) from the Muni station on King Street at 4th or Line T north (outbound) from the Muni station on 4th Street just south of King. Take the Muni Metro vehicle to 2nd and King. Regular fares apply and are subject to Proof of Payment inspection.
Leaving the BallparkRegular T-line and N-line service will operate as scheduled throughout the game. Special Metro service will begin during the 7th inning or as needed. The special ballpark service will go at least to Embarcadero Station where customers may transfer to regular Metro service. It will continue to pick up customers from King Street until all waiting customers have been accommodated. A limited number of L- and M-line trips may be available directly from the ballpark. For Metro service, please purchase a transfer if you do not already have a valid pass, ticket or transfer. Transfers are available at the Giants Sales windows located outside AT&T Park. Proof of Payment is required on Muni Metro. Fares are as follows:
Please be prepared to show your Proof of Payment to Muni staff working the entrance lines to Muni Metro. If you do not have proof of payment, you will be sent back to the Giants sales window to purchase a ticket.
The Muni Proof of Payment transfers automatically issued at the Metro turnstiles (usually green, blue, pink or orange) will most likely be expired at this time. Check the time stamped on your transfer. If it's expired, vendors at the Giants sales windows will sell you a transfer for your return trip. You may also use regular bus service, route 30 or 45, which stop at 4th and Townsend and 3rd and Brannan Streets; Route 47, which stops at 4th and Townsend; or Route 10 which stops at Townsend and both 3rd and 2nd Streets. All of these routes are accessible. AT&T Park Fare InfoProof of Payment is in effect on Muni Metro. Always ask for a transfer on buses and the F-line. One-way tickets are sold at the ballpark both pre- and post-game for the regular Muni fare. Sales start about 2 hours prior to game time and resume after the 6th inning. These tickets are sold at the designated Giants sales windows located outside AT&T Park. For More InformationFor more information on Muni's service to the ballpark, please call Muni's Telephone Information Center at 415-673-6864. For transit service to the ballpark from other locations in the Bay Area. For general info about BART including BART-to-Muni ticket sales info, visit the BART Web site. If you have any questions or need assistance while traveling to or from the game, look for SFMTA/Muni ballpark team members, wearing brightly colored vests, at the Embarcadero BART/Muni station before the game, and in front of the ballpark on King Street after the 7th inning. They will be happy to assist you. Explore: |
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