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ROUTE MAP Roseville Rocklin 1 SUPER BOWL 50 GAMEDAY TRAVEL GUIDE HOW TO GET TO LEVI’S® STADIUM From San Francisco (with BART Train Connection) • Take a Dublin/Pleasanton BART train from any San Francisco BART station and exit at the Coliseum Station in Oakland. Purchase a round-trip BART ticket at any BART station ahead of time to avoid lines on gameday and allow yourself 45 minutes to an hour for travel between downtown San Francisco and Oakland. • At the Coliseum Station, exit the fare gates and proceed to the pedestrian bridge leading to the Oakland Coliseum. About halfway across the bridge, take the ramp on your left down to the Capitol Corridor/Amtrak train platform. This is a 5-10-minute walk. • Board westbound Capitol Corridor train towards San Jose. • Exit train at the Santa Clara/Great America Station. Travel time on the Capitol Corridor from Oakland Coliseum is about 45 minutes. ROUND-TRIP COST: $38.40 ($8.40 BART from Downtown San Francisco; $30 Capitol Corridor) From Oakland/Berkeley or East Bay • Capitol Corridor serves four Amtrak stations in the Berkeley/Oakland area – Berkeley, Emeryville, Oakland Jack London, and Oakland Coliseum. • Board a westbound train towards San Jose from any of these Capitol Corridor/Amtrak stations. • Or, take a BART train to the Coliseum Station in Oakland. Follow instructions above to the Capitol Corridor/Amtrak train platform and Santa Clara/Great America Station. ROUND-TRIP COST: (Capitol Corridor fare only): $36 from Berkeley/Emeryville; $32 from Jack London; or $30 from Coliseum From Sacramento • From the Sacramento Capitol Corridor/Amtrak Station, board a westbound Capitol Corridor train towards San Jose. • Exit train at the Santa Clara/Great America Station. Travel time on the Capitol Corridor is three hours from Sacramento. ROUND-TRIP COST: $70 From San Jose • From the San Jose/Diridon Capitol Corridor/Amtrak Station, board an eastbound Capitol Corridor train towards Sacramento. • Exit train at the Santa Clara/Great America Station. Travel time on the Capitol Corridor is 15 minutes from San Jose/Diridon. ROUND-TRIP COST: $17 TRAVEL TIPS FOR THE CAPITOL CORRIDOR Auburn CAPITOL CORRIDOR TRAIN ROUTE MAP Roseville Rocklin 1. Book a round-trip ticket online, in advance, at Suisun/Faireld Davis www.capitolcorridor.org/SB50 or via the Amtrak Sacramento mobile app. (Sac RT) Richmond 2. Check the NFL website for guidelines about what (BART) you can bring into the game Martinez http://www.nfl.com/superbowl/50/guide/gameday-guide Berkeley Personal items may not be left on the train. San Emeryville Francisco TRANSFER 3. Arrive at the Capitol Corridor/Amtrak train station at Oakland Jack London STATION least a half an hour before your scheduled departure. OaklandOak Coliseum 4. Have your paper or electronic ticket ready to show (BART) the conductor after boarding the train. Hayward 5. After the game, give yourself about one hour between Fremont/Centerville the time you leave the stadium and your scheduled train departure. Santa Clara/Great America (LEVI'S® STADIUM) 6. Exit Levi’s® Stadium via Gate F, which is closest to the Santa Clara/University Santa Clara/Great America Station. San Jose/Diridon (CALTRAIN) CAPITOL CORRIDOR Super Bowl Gameday Schedule Sunday, February 7, 2016 Westbound To Santa Clara/San Jose CODE TRAIN: 723 727 731 729 733 737 741 743 745 747 749 751 COX Colfax 8:10a ARN Auburn/Conheim Depart 8:10a RLN Rocklin Depart 8:33a RSV Roseville Depart 8:43a Arrive 9:12a SAC Sacramento Depart 5:50a 8:10a 9:15a 10:40a 12:10p 2:10p 3:55p 4:40p 5:40p 7:10p 9:10p DAV Davis Depart 6:05a 8:25a 9:30a 10:55a 12:25p 2:25p 4:10p 4:55p 5:55p 7:25p 9:25p SUI Suisun/Fairfield Depart 6:29a 8:49a 9:54a 11:19a 12:49p 2:49p 4:34p 5:19p 6:19p 7:49p 9:49p MTZ Martinez Depart 6:49a 9:09a 9:44a 10:14a 11:39a 1:09p 3:09p 4:54p 5:39p 6:39p 8:09p 10:09p RIC Richmond – BART Depart 7:15a 9:35a 10:10a 10:40a 12:05p 1:35p 3:35p 5:20p 6:05p 7:05p 8:35p 10:35p BKY Berkeley Depart 7:23a 9:43a 10:18a 10:48a 12:13p 1:43p 3:43p 5:28p 6:13p 7:13p 8:43p 10:43p Arrive 7:28a 9:48a 10:23a 10:53a 12:18p 1:48p 3:48p 5:33p 6:18p 7:18p 8:48p 10:48p EMY Emeryville Depart 7:30a 9:50a 10:25a 10:55a 12:20p 1:50p 3:50p 5:35p 6:20p 7:20p 8:50p 10:50p Arrive 7:41a 10:01a 10:36a 11:06a 12:28p 2:08p 4:01p 5:46p 6:38p 7:31p 9:08p 11:08p OKJ Oakland Jack London Depart 7:43a 10:03a 10:38a 11:08a 12:30p 4:03p 5:48p 7:33p OAC Oakland Coliseum – BART Depart 7:52a 10:12a 10:47a 11:17a 12:40p 4:12p 6:00p 7:42p From SF, connect here for train to Levi’s® Stadium HAY Hayward Depart 8:03a 10:23a 10:58a No Stop 12:51p 4:23p 6:12p 7:53p FMT Fremont/Centerville Depart 8:19a 10:39a 11:14a No Stop 1:07p 4:39p 6:27p 8:09p GAC Santa Clara/Great America Depart 8:36a 10:56a 11:35a 12:03p 1:28p 4:56p 6:47p 8:26p Stop for Levi’s® Stadium SCC Santa Clara/University Depart 8:44a 11:04a No Stop 12:11p 1:36p 5:04p 6:55p 8:34p SJC San Jose Arrive 8:58a 11:18a 11:57a 12:25p 1:50p 5:18p 7:08p 8:48p Eastbound To Sacramento/Auburn CODE TRAIN: 720 724 728 732 734 736 738 742 746 744 750 748 SJC San Jose Depart 7:50a 10:10a 12:50p 4:10p 6:10p 7:48p 8:45p 9:10p SCC Santa Clara/University Depart 7:56a 10:16a 12:56p 4:18p 6:16p 7:54p 8:51p 9:16p GAC Santa Clara/Great America Depart 8:04a 10:24a 1:04p 4:26p 6:28p 8:10p 9:00p 9:25p Stop for Levi’s® Stadium FMT Fremont/Centerville Depart 8:21a 10:41a 1:21p 4:43p 6:45p 8:27p 9:21p 9:42p HAY Hayward Depart 8:36a 10:56a 1:36p 4:58p 7:00p 8:42p 9:35p 9:57p OAC Oakland Coliseum – BART Depart 8:46a 11:06a 1:46p 5:08p 7:10p 8:52p 9:45p 10:07p From SF, connect here for train to Levi’s® Stadium Arrive 8:53a 11:13a 1:53p 5:15p 7:17p 8:59p 9:53p 10:15p OKJ Oakland Jack London Depart 7:50a 8:55a 11:15a 12:25p 1:55p 3:25p 5:17p 7:19p 7:55p 9:06p 9:55p 10:16p Arrive 7:58a 9:03a 11:23a 12:33p 2:03p 3:33p 5:25p 7:27p 8:03p 9:14p 10:03p 10:24p EMY Emeryville Depart 8:00a 9:05a 11:25a 12:35p 2:05p 3:35p 5:27p 7:29p 8:05p 9:16p 10:05p 10:26p BKY Berkeley Depart 8:04a 9:09a 11:29a 12:39p 2:09p 3:39p 5:31p 7:33p 8:09p 9:20p 10:08p 10:30p RIC Richmond – BART Depart 8:12a 9:17a 11:37a 12:47p 2:17p 3:47p 5:39p 7:41p 8:17p 9:28p 10:16p 10:38p MTZ Martinez Depart 8:39a 9:44a 12:04p 1:14p 2:44p 4:14p 6:06p 8:08p 8:44p 9:55p 10:42p 11:05p SUI Suisun/Fairfield Depart 8:58a 10:03a 12:23p 1:33p 3:03p 4:33p 6:25p 8:27p 9:03p 10:14p 11:02pD 11:24p DAV Davis Depart 9:22a 10:27a 12:47p 1:57p 3:37p 4:57p 6:49p 8:51p 9:27p 10:38p 11:25pD 11:48p Arrive 9:48a 10:58a 1:18p 2:23p 3:58p 5:23p 7:18p 9:22p 9:53p 10:58p 11:56pD 12:19a SAC Sacramento Depart 11:01p RSV Roseville Depart 11:24p RLN Rocklin Depart 11:32p ARN Auburn/Conheim Arrive 12:09p COX Colfax 12:09p D Train stops to discharge passengers only; arrival time approximate WEBSITE AND PHONE RESOURCES For Capitol Corridor gameday schedule and info: www.capitolcorridor.org/SB50 For trip planning assistance, call 1-877-974-3322 For BART schedule and info: www.bart.gov For other transit info in the greater San Francisco Bay Area: www.511.org Super Bowl 50 Host Committee website: www.sfbaysuperbowl.com Capitol Corridor, February 2016.
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