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BART Destinations Guide Fun Places to Go on BART DECEMBER 2014 FREE BART... and you’re there. Traveling by BART is a fast, fun, and convenient way to explore the Bay Area. Table of Contents RIDING BART 3–4 The destinations in this guide BART BART Hours BART Fares are color-coded and arranged System Map of Service and Tickets by region. All of the listings can be reached directly by SAN FRANCISCO 5–11 BART, or by taking BART and 16th St Mission Civic Center/ Glen Park 24th St Mission UN Plaza Montgomery St an easy connection to other Embarcadero Balboa Park Powell St local transit services. Take BART ... and you’re there. OaKLAND AND BERKELEY 12–14 12th St/Oakland Downtown North Berkeley 19th St/Oakland Berkeley Oakland Int’l Airport (OAK) Ashby Fruitvale Lake Merritt Rockridge Coliseum MacArthur West Oakland OtHER ALAMEda COUNTY CITIES 15 –16 Bay Fair Fremont Union City Castro Valley Hayward West Dublin/ Dublin/ San Leandro Pleasanton Pleasanton South Hayward CONTRA COSta COUNTY CITIES 17–18 Concord North Concord/ Pleasant Hill/ El Cerrito del Norte Martinez Contra Costa Centre El Cerrito Plaza Orinda Richmond Lafayette Pittsburg/Bay Point Walnut Creek SOUTH BAY CITIES 19 –22 Colma San Bruno South Daly City San Francisco San Francisco Millbrae Int’l Airport (SFO) 1 2 BART Hours of Service BART Fares and Tickets Weekdays (Monday–Friday) 4 am–Midnight Purchase BART tickets at ticket vending machines Saturdays 6 am–Midnight in stations. Ticket vending machines accept U.S. Sundays and Holidays 8 am–Midnight currency and debit/credit cards. In many cases, BART service extends past midnight. Ticket prices depend on your destination, so check For exact times on each route, see train schedules posted fare charts and brochures at stations, or visit in stations, pick up a BART Fares and Schedules www.bart.gov for exact fares. Each person must have brochure at any BART station or visit www.bart.gov. their own ticket. Children ages 4 and under ride free. BART System Map Pittsburg/ Pittsburg/Bay Point–SFO/Millbrae Line Bay Point Dublin/Pleasanton–Daly City Line Richmond Richmond–Fremont Line CONTRA El Cerrito del Norte North Concord/ Fremont–Daly City Line COSTA Martinez NO EVENING OR SUNDAY SERVICE El Cerrito Plaza COUNTY Concord Richmond–Millbrae Line NO EVENING OR SUNDAY SERVICE North Berkeley Pleasant Hill/ Oakland International Airport (OAK) Contra Costa Centre SERVICE BETWEEN COLISEUM & OAKLAND Downtown Berkeley INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT STATIONS BERKELEY Walnut Creek Transfer Station Ashby Transfer Station for Service to Lafayette Oakland International Airport Orinda BART Parking Rockridge MacArthur TIMED TRANSFER (SOUTHBOUND) West Oakland 19th St/Oakland TIMED TRANSFER (NORTHBOUND) 12th St/Oakland City Center SAN FRANCISCO Embarcadero Lake Merritt OAKLAND Montgomery St Fruitvale Powell St Coliseum TRANSFER FOR SERVICE TO OAKLAND INTL AIRPORT Civic Center/UN Plaza San Leandro 16th St Mission 24th St Mission Bay Fair Dublin/ Glen Park Castro Valley Pleasanton Balboa Park Oakland Daly City International West Dublin/ Airport (OAK) Hayward Pleasanton ALAMEDA Colma SOUTH BAY South Hayward COUNTY South San Francisco San Francisco International Airport (SFO) Union City San Bruno MON–FRI after 8 pm MON–FRI before 8 pm SAT–SUN all day Millbrae Fremont © BART 2014 3 4 San Francisco S AN Stunning views, historic landmarks, culturally diverse cuisine and shopping— all spread FRANCISCO throughout an eclectic mix of neighborhoods— make San Francisco a world-class destination. There truly is something for everyone in this one-of-a-kind city. Yerba Buena Gardens, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art Colleges & University of California, Great American Warfield Theatre San Francisco Music Hall POWELL STREET BART: Universities CIVIC CENTER BART: CIVIC CENTER BART: Walk 1 block Academy of Art Muni 6, 71, N Muni 19 University MONTGOMERY STREET MONTGOMERY STREET University of California, BART: Muni 38 or walk Farmers’ BART: Walk 2 blocks San Francisco–Mission 6 blocks Bay Campus Markets California College Embarcadero BART: Muni K Herbst Theatre/ Ferry Plaza of the Arts 24TH STREET MISSION BART: Harold L. Zellerbach Farmers’ Market Rehearsal Hall CIVIC CENTER BART: UCSF Shuttle Embarcadero BART: Muni 19 CIVIC CENTER BART: Year-round Monday-Friday MONTGOMERY STREET University of Muni 21 or walk 3 10:00 am to 6:00 pm, BART: Muni 10 San Francisco blocks Saturdays 9:00 am to POWELL STREET BART: 5:00 pm Golden Gate University Muni 5, 31 Marines’ Memorial Theatre MONTGOMERY STREET Heart of the City BART: Walk 1 block POWELL STREET BART: Farmers’ Market Entertainment Muni 27 or walk 6 CIVIC CENTER BART: blocks San Francisco Centers Year-round Sundays 7:00 am Art Institute MONTGOMERY STREET to 5:00 pm, Wednesdays American Conservatory BART: Muni 2, 3 7:00 am to 5:30 pm MONTGOMERY STREET Theater BART: Muni 30, walk 1 block POWELL STREET BART: Nob Hill Masonic City College of Muni 27 or walk 3 blocks Center Museums MONTGOMERY STREET Embarcadero BART: San Francisco & Culture BART: Muni 38 or walk Muni 1 or California Balboa PARK BART: 5 blocks Cable Car African-American Muni 8X, 29, 43, K or Historical and walk 2 blocks Bill Graham Civic Metreon Cultural Society CIVIC CENTER BART: Auditorium Muni J POWELL STREET BART: POWELL STREET BART: CIVIC CENTER BART: Walk 2 blocks Muni 5 San Francisco Walk 2 blocks State University Orpheum Theatre Asian Art Museum Curran Theatre DALY CITY BART: Muni 28 CIVIC CENTER BART CIVIC CENTER BART: Walk and free Campus Shuttle POWELL STREET BART: 2 blocks Balboa PARK BART: Muni 27 or walk 3 blocks SFJAZZ Center Muni 29, M MONTGOMERY STREET BART: CIVIC CENTER BART: Cable Car Museum CIVIC CENTER BART: Muni 38 or walk 5 blocks Muni 21 and walk POWELL STREET BART: Muni M 1 block Cable Car to Washington COLMA BART: SamTrans Davies Symphony Hall and Mason 122 CIVIC CENTER BART: War Memorial/ Muni 21 or walk 3 blocks Performing Arts California Academy UC Hastings College Center/Veterans of Sciences of the Law Golden Gate Theatre Building POWELL STREET BART: CIVIC CENTER BART: POWELL STREET BART: CIVIC CENTER BART: Muni N, 44 Walk 2 blocks Walk 2 blocks Muni 5 or walk 3 blocks GLEN PARK BART: Muni 44 5 6 San Francisco Fire Golden Gate Park Department Memorial GLEN PARK BART: Muni 44 S Museum S AN CIVIC CENTER BART: Muni 5, AN MONTGOMERY STREET 21, 71, N FRANCISCO BART: Muni 2, 38 FRANCISCO John McLaren Park San Francisco History Room (in SF Main Balboa PARK BART: Muni 29 Public Library) Lake Merced CIVIC CENTER BART: Walk 3 blocks Balboa PARK BART: Muni 29 and transfer to 18 San Francisco DALY CITY BART: SamTrans 122 International Airport Lincoln Park/Lands End Museum SFO BART: International MONTGOMERY STREET Airport Terminal–exhibits BART: Muni 38 San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park is the home of the throughout the terminal Embarcadero BART: Muni 1 de Young Museum, the California Academy of Sciences, the Japanese Tea Garden, Strybing Arboretum and the San Francisco Main Ocean Beach Conservatory of Flowers, seen here Public Library CIVIC CENTER BART: Muni 5, CIVIC CENTER BART: L, N Walk 1 block POWELL STREET: Muni 31 California Historical Fort Mason Center Society MONTGOMERY STREET BART: San Francisco Museum Presidio MONTGOMERY STREET Muni 30 and walk 2 blocks of Modern Art DALY CITY BART: Muni 28 and BART: Walk 3 blocks MONTGOMERY STREET transfer to PresidiGo Shuttle Japantown BART: Walk 2 blocks CIVIC CENTER BART: Muni 92 Cartoon Art Museum MONTGOMERY STREET MONTGOMERY STREET BART: Muni 38 San Francisco Maritime San Francisco Zoo BART: Walk 3 blocks National Historic Park GLEN PARK BART: Muni 23 Legion of Honor Museum CIVIC CENTER BART: Muni 19 CIVIC CENTER BART: Muni L Children’s Creativity MONTGOMERY STREET BART: POWELL STREET BART: Powell- Museum Muni 38 Hyde Cable Car, Muni 30 Stern Grove POWELL STREET BART: Embarcadero BART: Muni 1 DALY CITY BART: Muni 28 Walk 2 blocks The Walt Disney GLEN PARK BART: Muni 23 Mexican Museum Family Museum CIVIC CENTER BART: Muni Chinese Culture MONTGOMERY STREET BART: DALY CITY BART: Muni 28 and K, M Center Muni 30 and transfer to 28 transfer to PresidiGo Shuttle MONTGOMERY STREET CIVIC CENTER BART: Muni 28 BART: Muni 8X Moscone Convention Restaurant Center Women’s Building Districts Chinese Historical POWELL STREET BART: 16TH STREET MISSION BART: The Cannery at Del Society Walk 3 blocks Walk 3 blocks Monte Square POWELL STREET BART: Powell-Hyde Cable Car, Museum of the Yerba Buena Center POWELL STREET BART: walk half a block; African Diaspora for the Arts Powell-Hyde Cable Car Muni 30, 45 MONTGOMERY STREET MONTGOMERY STREET MONTGOMERY BART: BART: Walk 2 blocks BART: Walk 3 blocks Muni 30, F Contemporary Jewish POWELL STREET BART: POWELL STREET BART: Embarcadero BART: Muni F Museum Walk 2 blocks Walk 3 blocks MONTGOMERY STREET Chinatown BART: Walk 2 blocks Museum of Craft MONTGOMERY STREET POWELL STREET BART: and Folk Art Parks & BART: Muni 30, 45 Walk 1 block POWELL STREET BART: POWELL STREET BART: Cable Zoos Walk 3 blocks Cars or walk several blocks de Young Museum Aquatic Park POWELL STREET BART: Octagon House POWELL STREET BART: Clement Street Muni 5, 44 MONTGOMERY STREET Powell-Hyde Cable Car MONTGOMERY STREET GLEN PARK BART: Muni 44 BART: Muni 45 MONTGOMERY BART: Muni 30 BART: Muni 2, 38 Embarcadero BART: Muni F Embarcadero BART: Muni 1 Exploratorium Presidio Army Museum Embarcadero BART: DALY CITY BART: Muni 28 and Glen Canyon Park Embarcadero Center Muni F or 15 minute walk transfer to PresidiGo Shuttle GLEN PARK BART: Muni 44 Embarcadero BART 7 8 Fisherman’s
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