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Hotel Shuttle Information 2016 Table of Contents Accelerate Your Product Innovation in the Cloud Hotel Shuttle Information 2016 Table of Contents Oracle OpenWorld provides convenient, complimentary shuttle service to Moscone Center or The Millbrae Bart Station from many official Oracle OpenWorld hotels. Please see the sign in your hotel lobby for any changes or updates. Hotels with Direct Service to Moscone Center 3-4 Route 1 5 Route 2 6 Route 3 7 Route 4 8 Route 5 9 Hotels with Direct Service to Millbrae Bart Station 10 Route 6 11 Route 7 12 Walking Map to JavaOne and Oracle OpenWorld 13 Walking Map to the Oracle Appreciation Event 14 2 Hotels with Daily Shuttle to Moscone Center ALPHABETICAL LISTING Please see page 13 if your hotel is not listed with a daily shuttle; many official Oracle OpenWorld hotels are within walking distance of Moscone Center or the JavaOne Conference Hotels. ORACLE OPENWORLD ATTENDEES Routes 1 – 5: Direct, complimentary shuttle service to and from Moscone Center (see pages 5 – 9 for shuttle schedule and further details). Routes 6 – 7: Direct, complimentary shuttle service in the morning and afternoon to and from Millbrae BART station. Ride BART to the Powell Street station. Exit onto Ellis Street to 4th Street and walk to Moscone Center (see pages 10 – 12 for shuttle schedule and further details). JAVAONE ATTENDEES Routes 1 – 5: Direct, complimentary shuttle service to and from Moscone Center. See walking map on Page 13 for walking route between Moscone Center and the JavaOne Conference Hotels. Routes 6 – 7: Direct, complimentary shuttle service to and from Millbrae BART station. Ride BART to Powell Street station. Exit onto Ellis Street and walk to the Hilton San Francisco Union Square (see pages 10 – 12 for shuttle schedule and further details). HOTEL NAME ROUTE BOARDING LOCATION Aloft San Francisco Airport 6 At Westin San Francisco Airport Argonaut Hotel 1 At Holiday Inn San Francisco Fisherman’s Wharf BEST WESTERN PLUS The Tuscan 1 Curbside on North Point St. The Kimpton Buchanan Hotel 2 At Hotel Kabuki Courtyard San Francisco At Holiday Inn San Francisco 1 Fisherman’s Wharf Fisherman’s Wharf Crowne Plaza San Francisco Airport 6 Front entrance DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel 6 Curbside on Airport Blvd. San Francisco Airport Embassy Suites San Francisco Airport — 5 Curbside on Gateway Blvd. South San Francisco Embassy Suites San Francisco Airport — 7 Front entrance Waterfront The Fairmont San Francisco 3 At InterContinental Mark Hopkins Galleria Park Hotel 4 Curbside on Sutter St. Harbor Court Hotel 4 At Hyatt Regency San Francisco Hilton San Francisco Airport Bayfront 7 Curbside on Airport Blvd. Hilton San Francisco Financial District 4 Curbside on Kearny St. Holiday Inn Express Fisherman’s Wharf 1 At Holiday Inn San Francisco Fisherman’s Wharf Holiday Inn Civic Center 2 At Hotel Whitcomb 3 HOTEL NAME ROUTE BOARDING LOCATION Holiday Inn San Francisco 1 Curbside on Columbus Ave. Fisherman’s Wharf Holiday Inn San Francisco Golden Gateway 2 Curbside on Van Ness Ave. Hotel Carlton 3 Across the street on Sutter St. Hotel Griffon 4 At Hyatt Regency San Francisco Hotel Kabuki 2 Curbside in front Hotel Vertigo 3 Curbside in front Hotel Vitale 4 At Hyatt Regency San Francisco Hotel Whitcomb 2 Curbside on Market St. Hotel Zephyr 1 At BEST WESTERN PLUS The Tuscan Hyatt Centric Fisherman’s Wharf 1 At BEST WESTERN PLUS The Tuscan Hyatt Regency San Francisco 4 Curbside on Market St. Hyatt Regency San Francisco Airport 6 Curbside on Bayshore Hwy. InterContinental Mark Hopkins 3 Curbside on California St. Le Méridien San Francisco 4 Front entrance on Battery St. Loews Regency San Francisco 4 Front entrance on Sansome St. Omni San Francisco Hotel 3 Curbside across the street on California St. At Holiday Inn San Francisco Pier 2620 Hotel 1 Fisherman’s Wharf The Ritz-Carlton, San Francisco 3 Curbside on California St. San Francisco Airport Marriott Waterfront 7 Curbside on Old Bayshore Hwy. At Holiday Inn San Francisco San Francisco Marriott Fisherman’s Wharf 1 Fisherman’s Wharf The Scarlet Huntington 3 At InterContinental Mark Hopkins Sheraton Fisherman’s Wharf Hotel 1 At BEST WESTERN PLUS The Tuscan Stanford Court 3 At InterContinental Mark Hopkins Westin San Francisco Airport 6 Curbside on Old Bayshore Hwy. If you have a shuttle question or need to make an advance reservation for a wheelchair-accessible shuttle, please call +1.650.622.3101 during shuttle hours. 4 Route 1 SHUTTLE TO MOSCONE CENTER ORACLE OPENWORLD ATTENDEES JAVAONE ATTENDEES Attendees staying at hotels on route 1 Attendees staying at hotels on route 1 will ride will walk to either the Holiday Inn the shuttle to Moscone Center then walk to San Francisco Fisherman’s Wharf or the the Hilton San Francisco Union Square. See BEST WESTERN PLUS The Tuscan for walking map on page 13 for walking route shuttle to Moscone Center. between Moscone Center and the JavaOne Conference Hotels. HOTEL NAME BOARDING LOCATION Argonaut Hotel At Holiday Inn San Francisco Fisherman’s Wharf BEST WESTERN PLUS The Tuscan Curbside on North Point St. Courtyard San Francisco Fisherman’s Wharf At Holiday Inn San Francisco Fisherman’s Wharf Holiday Inn Express Fisherman’s Wharf At Holiday Inn San Francisco Fisherman’s Wharf Holiday Inn San Francisco Fisherman’s Wharf Curbside on Columbus Ave. Hotel Zephyr At BEST WESTERN PLUS The Tuscan Hyatt Centric Fisherman’s Wharf At BEST WESTERN PLUS The Tuscan Pier 2620 Hotel At Holiday Inn San Francisco Fisherman’s Wharf San Francisco Marriott Fisherman’s Wharf At Holiday Inn San Francisco Fisherman’s Wharf Sheraton Fisherman’s Wharf Hotel At BEST WESTERN PLUS Tuscan SERVICE SCHEDULE SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 Shuttle Every 30 Minutes 7:00 AM – 9:30 PM* MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 Shuttle Every 30 Minutes 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM* TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 Shuttle Every 30 Minutes 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM* WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 Shuttle Every 30 Minutes 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM* THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 Shuttle Every 30 Minutes 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM* *Last shuttle departs Moscone Center at this time. Last shuttle departs hotels approximately 60 minutes before 5 Route 2 SHUTTLE TO MOSCONE CENTER ORACLE OPENWORLD ATTENDEES JAVAONE ATTENDEES Attendees staying at hotels on route 2 will Attendees staying at hotels on route 2 will ride walk to the Holiday Inn San Francisco— the shuttle to Moscone Center then walk to Golden Gateway, Hotel Kabuki, or Hotel the Hilton San Francisco Union Square. See Whitcomb for shuttle to Moscone Center. walking map on page 13 for walking route between Moscone Center and the JavaOne Conference Hotels. HOTEL NAME BOARDING LOCATION The Kimpton Buchanan Hotel At Hotel Kabuki Holiday Inn Civic Center At Hotel Whitcomb Holiday Inn San Francisco Golden Gateway Curbside on Van Ness Ave. Hotel Kabuki Curbside in front Hotel Whitcomb Curbside on Market St. SERVICE SCHEDULE SUNDAY,SEPTEMBER 18 Shuttle Every 30 Minutes 7:00 AM – 9:30 PM* MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 Shuttle Every 30 Minutes 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM* TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 Shuttle Every 30 Minutes 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM* WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 Shuttle Every 30 Minutes 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM* THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 Shuttle Every 30 Minutes 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM* *Last shuttle departs Moscone Center at this time. Last shuttle departs hotels approximately 60 minutes before this time. If you have a shuttle question or need to make an advance reservation for a wheelchair-accessible shuttle, please call +1.650.622.3101 during shuttle hours. 6 Route 3 SHUTTLE TO MOSCONE CENTER ORACLE OPENWORLD ATTENDEES JAVAONE ATTENDEES Attendees staying at hotels on route 3 will Attendees staying at hotels on route 3 walk to the Hotel Carlton, Hotel Vertigo, are within a short walk to the JavaOne InterContinental Mark Hopkins, Omni Conference Hotels. Attendees may also San Francisco Hotel, or The Ritz-Carlton, choose to ride the shuttle to Moscone Center. San Francisco for shuttle to Moscone Center. See walking map on page 13 for walking route between Moscone Center and the JavaOne Conference Hotels. HOTEL NAME BOARDING LOCATION The Fairmont San Francisco At InterContinental Mark Hopkins Hotel Carlton Across the street on Sutter St. Hotel Vertigo Curbside in front InterContinental Mark Hopkins Curbside on California St. Omni San Francisco Hotel Curbside across the street on California St. The Ritz-Carlton, San Francisco Curbside on California St. The Scarlet Huntington At InterContinental Mark Hopkins Stanford Court At InterContinental Mark Hopkins SERVICE SCHEDULE SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 Shuttle Every 30 Minutes 7:00 AM – 9:30 PM* MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 Shuttle Every 30 Minutes 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM* TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 Shuttle Every 30 Minutes 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM* WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 Shuttle Every 30 Minutes 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM* THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 Shuttle Every 30 Minutes 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM* *Last shuttle departs Moscone Center at this time. Last shuttle departs hotels approximately 60 minutes before this time. If you have a shuttle question or need to make an advance reservation for a wheelchair-accessible shuttle, please call +1.650.622.3101 during shuttle hours. 7 Route 4 SHUTTLE TO MOSCONE CENTER ORACLE OPENWORLD ATTENDEES JAVAONE ATTENDEES Attendees staying at hotels on route 4 Attendees staying at hotels on route 4 will ride will walk to the Galleria Park Hotel, Hilton the shuttle to Moscone Center then walk to San Francisco Financial District, Hyatt the Hilton San Francisco Union Square. See Regency San Francisco, Le Méridien walking map on page 13 for walking route San Francisco, or Loews Regency San between Moscone Center and the JavaOne Francisco for shuttle to Moscone Center. Conference Hotels. HOTEL NAME BOARDING LOCATION Galleria Park Hotel Curbside on Sutter St.
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