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GOLD Light Rail Time Schedule & Line Route GOLD light rail time schedule & line map GOLD Downtown - Folsom View In Website Mode The GOLD light rail line (Downtown - Folsom) has 6 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Historic Folsom Station (Wb) →8th & K Station (Nb): 10:00 PM - 11:30 PM (2) Historic Folsom Station (Wb) →Sacramento Valley Station (Wb): 5:00 AM - 9:30 PM (3) Sacramento Valley Station (Eb) →Historic Folsom Station (Eb): 3:49 AM - 10:19 PM (4) Sacramento Valley Station (Eb) →Sunrise Station (Eb): 4:04 AM - 10:49 PM (5) Sunrise Station (Wb) →8th & K Station (Nb): 5:58 PM - 6:58 PM (6) Sunrise Station (Wb) →Sacramento Valley Station (Wb): 4:58 AM - 5:28 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest GOLD light rail station near you and ƒnd out when is the next GOLD light rail arriving. Direction: Historic Folsom Station (Wb) →8th & K GOLD light rail Time Schedule Station (Nb) Historic Folsom Station (Wb) →8th & K Station (Nb) 25 stops Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 8:00 PM - 9:30 PM Monday 10:00 PM - 11:30 PM Historic Folsom Station (Wb) 300 Reading St, Folsom Tuesday 10:00 PM - 11:30 PM Glenn Station (Wb) Wednesday 10:00 PM - 11:30 PM Thursday 10:00 PM - 11:30 PM Iron Point Station (Wb) Friday 10:00 PM - 11:30 PM Hazel Station (Wb) Saturday 10:00 PM - 11:30 PM Sunrise Station (Wb) Cordova Town Center Station (Wb) GOLD light rail Info Zinfandel Station (Wb) Direction: Historic Folsom Station (Wb) →8th & K Mather Field/Mills Station (Wb) Station (Nb) Stops: 25 Trip Duration: 55 min Butterƒeld Station (Wb) Line Summary: Historic Folsom Station (Wb), Glenn Station (Wb), Iron Point Station (Wb), Hazel Station Tiber Station (Wb) (Wb), Sunrise Station (Wb), Cordova Town Center Station (Wb), Zinfandel Station (Wb), Mather Starƒre Station (Wb) Field/Mills Station (Wb), Butterƒeld Station (Wb), 9141 Trujillo Way, La Riviera Tiber Station (Wb), Starƒre Station (Wb), Watt/Manlove Station (Wb), College Greens Station Watt/Manlove Station (Wb) (Wb), Power Inn Station (Wb), University/65th Street Station (Wb), 59th Street Station (Wb), 48th Street College Greens Station (Wb) Station (Wb), 39th Street Station (Wb), 29th Street Station (Wb), 23rd Street Station (Wb), 16th Street Power Inn Station (Wb) Station (Wb), 13th Street Station (Wb), Archives Plaza Station (Wb), 8th & O Station (Wb), 8th & K University/65th Street Station (Wb) Station (Nb) 59th Street Station (Wb) 48th Street Station (Wb) 4632 Freeman Way, Sacramento 39th Street Station (Wb) 3905 R St, Sacramento 29th Street Station (Wb) 23rd Street Station (Wb) 1809 23rd St, Sacramento 16th Street Station (Wb) 1500 Q St, Sacramento 13th Street Station (Wb) 1200 Whitney Ave, Sacramento Archives Plaza Station (Wb) 1100 O St, Sacramento 8th & O Station (Wb) 1431 8th St, Sacramento 8th & K Station (Nb) 731 K St, Sacramento Direction: Historic Folsom Station GOLD light rail Time Schedule (Wb) →Sacramento Valley Station (Wb) Historic Folsom Station (Wb) →Sacramento Valley 28 stops Station (Wb) Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 10:00 AM - 7:30 PM Monday 5:00 AM - 9:30 PM Historic Folsom Station (Wb) 300 Reading St, Folsom Tuesday 5:00 AM - 9:30 PM Glenn Station (Wb) Wednesday 5:00 AM - 9:30 PM Thursday 5:00 AM - 9:30 PM Iron Point Station (Wb) Friday 5:00 AM - 9:30 PM Hazel Station (Wb) Saturday 7:30 AM - 9:30 PM Sunrise Station (Wb) Cordova Town Center Station (Wb) Zinfandel Station (Wb) GOLD light rail Info Direction: Historic Folsom Station Mather Field/Mills Station (Wb) (Wb) →Sacramento Valley Station (Wb) Stops: 28 Trip Duration: 59 min Butterƒeld Station (Wb) Line Summary: Historic Folsom Station (Wb), Glenn Station (Wb), Iron Point Station (Wb), Hazel Station Tiber Station (Wb) (Wb), Sunrise Station (Wb), Cordova Town Center Station (Wb), Zinfandel Station (Wb), Mather Starƒre Station (Wb) Field/Mills Station (Wb), Butterƒeld Station (Wb), 9141 Trujillo Way, La Riviera Tiber Station (Wb), Starƒre Station (Wb), Watt/Manlove Station (Wb), College Greens Station Watt/Manlove Station (Wb) (Wb), Power Inn Station (Wb), University/65th Street Station (Wb), 59th Street Station (Wb), 48th Street College Greens Station (Wb) Station (Wb), 39th Street Station (Wb), 29th Street Station (Wb), 23rd Street Station (Wb), 16th Street Power Inn Station (Wb) Station (Wb), 13th Street Station (Wb), Archives Plaza Station (Wb), 8th & O Station (Wb), 8th & University/65th Street Station (Wb) Capitol Station (Wb), 8th & K Station (Nb), 8th & H Station (Nb), Sacramento Valley Station (Wb) 59th Street Station (Wb) 48th Street Station (Wb) 4632 Freeman Way, Sacramento 39th Street Station (Wb) 3905 R St, Sacramento 29th Street Station (Wb) 23rd Street Station (Wb) 1809 23rd St, Sacramento 16th Street Station (Wb) 1500 Q St, Sacramento 13th Street Station (Wb) 1200 Whitney Ave, Sacramento Archives Plaza Station (Wb) 1100 O St, Sacramento 8th & O Station (Wb) 1431 8th St, Sacramento 8th & Capitol Station (Wb) 8th & K Station (Nb) 731 K St, Sacramento 8th & H Station (Nb) 809 8th St, Sacramento Sacramento Valley Station (Wb) 401 I Street, Sacramento Direction: Sacramento Valley Station GOLD light rail Time Schedule (Eb) →Historic Folsom Station (Eb) Sacramento Valley Station (Eb) →Historic Folsom 27 stops Station (Eb) Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 8:49 AM - 8:19 PM Monday 3:49 AM - 10:19 PM Sacramento Valley Station (Eb) Tuesday 3:49 AM - 10:19 PM 7th & I/County Center Station (Sb) 827 7th St, Sacramento Wednesday 3:49 AM - 10:19 PM Thursday 3:49 AM - 10:19 PM 7th & Capitol Station (Sb) Friday 3:49 AM - 10:19 PM 8th & O Station (Eb) O Street, Sacramento Saturday 6:19 AM - 10:19 PM Archives Plaza Station (Eb) 1020 O St, Sacramento 13th Street Station (Eb) GOLD light rail Info 1714 13th St, Sacramento Direction: Sacramento Valley Station (Eb) →Historic Folsom Station (Eb) 16th Street Station (Eb) Stops: 27 1714 16th St, Sacramento Trip Duration: 59 min Line Summary: Sacramento Valley Station (Eb), 7th 23rd Street Station (Eb) & I/County Center Station (Sb), 7th & Capitol Station 1800 24th St, Sacramento (Sb), 8th & O Station (Eb), Archives Plaza Station (Eb), 13th Street Station (Eb), 16th Street Station 29th Street Station (Eb) (Eb), 23rd Street Station (Eb), 29th Street Station (Eb), 39th Street Station (Eb), 48th Street Station 39th Street Station (Eb) (Eb), 59th Street Station (Eb), University/65th Street 1753 40th St, Sacramento Station (Eb), Power Inn Station (Eb), College Greens Station (Eb), Watt/Manlove Station (Eb), Starƒre 48th Street Station (Eb) Station (Eb), Tiber Station (Eb), Butterƒeld Station 1724 48th St, Sacramento (Eb), Mather Field/Mills Station (Eb), Zinfandel Station (Eb), Cordova Town Center Station (Eb), 59th Street Station (Eb) Sunrise Station (Eb), Hazel Station (Eb), Iron Point Station (Eb), Glenn Station (Eb), Historic Folsom University/65th Street Station (Eb) Station (Eb) 1817 65th St, Sacramento Power Inn Station (Eb) College Greens Station (Eb) Kiefer Boulevard, Sacramento Watt/Manlove Station (Eb) Starƒre Station (Eb) 9165 Trujillo Way, La Riviera Tiber Station (Eb) Butterƒeld Station (Eb) Butterƒeld Lrt Station, La Riviera Mather Field/Mills Station (Eb) Zinfandel Station (Eb) 2800 Zinfandel Dr, Rancho Cordova Cordova Town Center Station (Eb) 11111 Olson Dr, Rancho Cordova Sunrise Station (Eb) Hazel Station (Eb) Iron Point Station (Eb) 150 Iron Point Rd, Folsom Glenn Station (Eb) Historic Folsom Station (Eb) Leidesdorff Street, Folsom Direction: Sacramento Valley Station GOLD light rail Time Schedule (Eb) →Sunrise Station (Eb) Sacramento Valley Station (Eb) →Sunrise Station 23 stops (Eb) Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 4:49 AM - 8:49 PM Monday 4:04 AM - 10:49 PM Sacramento Valley Station (Eb) Tuesday 4:04 AM - 10:49 PM 7th & I/County Center Station (Sb) 827 7th St, Sacramento Wednesday 4:04 AM - 10:49 PM Thursday 4:04 AM - 10:49 PM 7th & Capitol Station (Sb) Friday 4:04 AM - 10:49 PM 8th & O Station (Eb) O Street, Sacramento Saturday 4:49 AM - 10:49 PM Archives Plaza Station (Eb) 1020 O St, Sacramento 13th Street Station (Eb) GOLD light rail Info 1714 13th St, Sacramento Direction: Sacramento Valley Station (Eb) →Sunrise Station (Eb) 16th Street Station (Eb) Stops: 23 1714 16th St, Sacramento Trip Duration: 46 min Line Summary: Sacramento Valley Station (Eb), 7th 23rd Street Station (Eb) & I/County Center Station (Sb), 7th & Capitol Station 1800 24th St, Sacramento (Sb), 8th & O Station (Eb), Archives Plaza Station (Eb), 13th Street Station (Eb), 16th Street Station 29th Street Station (Eb) (Eb), 23rd Street Station (Eb), 29th Street Station (Eb), 39th Street Station (Eb), 48th Street Station 39th Street Station (Eb) (Eb), 59th Street Station (Eb), University/65th Street 1753 40th St, Sacramento Station (Eb), Power Inn Station (Eb), College Greens Station (Eb), Watt/Manlove Station (Eb), Starƒre 48th Street Station (Eb) Station (Eb), Tiber Station (Eb), Butterƒeld Station 1724 48th St, Sacramento (Eb), Mather Field/Mills Station (Eb), Zinfandel Station (Eb), Cordova Town Center Station (Eb), 59th Street Station (Eb) Sunrise Station (Eb) University/65th Street Station (Eb) 1817 65th St, Sacramento Power Inn Station (Eb) College Greens Station (Eb) Kiefer Boulevard, Sacramento Watt/Manlove Station (Eb) Starƒre Station (Eb) 9165 Trujillo Way, La Riviera Tiber Station (Eb) Butterƒeld Station (Eb) Butterƒeld Lrt Station, La Riviera Mather Field/Mills Station (Eb) Zinfandel Station (Eb) 2800 Zinfandel Dr, Rancho Cordova Cordova Town Center Station (Eb) 11111 Olson Dr, Rancho Cordova Sunrise Station (Eb) Direction: Sunrise Station (Wb) →8th & K Station
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