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LEVI's - MTN VIEW Light Rail Time Schedule & Line Map LEVI'S - MTN VIEW light rail time schedule & line map LEVI'S - MTN VIEW Great America Levi's Stadium View In Website Mode The LEVI'S - MTN VIEW light rail line (Great America Levi's Stadium) has 3 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Great America Levi's Stadium: 1:13 PM (2) Great America/Levi's Stadium: 3:07 PM (3) Levi's Stadium / Gish: 12:07 PM - 1:07 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest LEVI'S - MTN VIEW light rail station near you and ƒnd out when is the next LEVI'S - MTN VIEW light rail arriving. Direction: Great America Levi's Stadium LEVI'S - MTN VIEW light rail Time Schedule 12 stops Great America Levi's Stadium Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 1:13 PM Monday Not Operational Light Rail Yard Garage Tuesday Not Operational Gish Station North 1st Street, San Jose Wednesday Not Operational Metro/Airport Station Thursday Not Operational 1740 North First Street, San Jose Friday Not Operational Karina Court Station Saturday Not Operational 2108 N 1st St, San Jose Component Station 2315 North First Street, San Jose LEVI'S - MTN VIEW light rail Info Bonaventura Station Direction: Great America Levi's Stadium Stops: 12 Orchard Station Trip Duration: 22 min Orchard Parkway, San Jose Line Summary: Light Rail Yard Garage, Gish Station, Metro/Airport Station, Karina Court Station, River Oaks Station Component Station, Bonaventura Station, Orchard Station, River Oaks Station, Tasman Station, Tasman Station Champion Station, Lick Mill Station, Great America Station Champion Station Lick Mill Station 5090 Plaza Corona, Santa Clara Great America Station Convention Center Way, Santa Clara Direction: Great America/Levi's Stadium LEVI'S - MTN VIEW light rail Time Schedule 24 stops Great America/Levi's Stadium Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 3:07 PM Monday Not Operational Mountain View Transit Center 650 W Evelyn Ave, Mountain View Tuesday Not Operational Whisman Station Wednesday Not Operational 400 Paciƒc Dr, Mountain View Thursday Not Operational Middleƒeld Station Friday Not Operational 580 E Middleƒeld Rd, Mountain View Saturday Not Operational Bayshore NASA Station Moffett Park Station 700 W Moffett Park Drive, Sunnyvale LEVI'S - MTN VIEW light rail Info Lockheed Martin Transit Center Direction: Great America/Levi's Stadium 1199 N Mathilda Av, Sunnyvale Stops: 24 Trip Duration: 45 min Borregas Station Line Summary: Mountain View Transit Center, East Java Drive, Sunnyvale Whisman Station, Middleƒeld Station, Bayshore NASA Station, Moffett Park Station, Lockheed Martin Crossman Station Transit Center, Borregas Station, Crossman Station, 1200 Crossman Avenue, Sunnyvale Fair Oaks Station, Vienna Station, Reamwood Station, Old Ironsides Station, Great America Station, Fair Oaks Station Lick Mill Station, Champion Station, Tasman Station, 600 E Weddell Dr, Sunnyvale River Oaks Station, Orchard Station, Bonaventura Station, Component Station, Karina Court Station, Vienna Station Metro/Airport Station, Gish Station, Light Rail Yard 900 Tasman Drive, Sunnyvale Garage Reamwood Station 1257 West Tasman Drive, Sunnyvale Old Ironsides Station Great America Station Convention Center Way, Santa Clara Lick Mill Station 5090 Plaza Corona, Santa Clara Champion Station Tasman Station River Oaks Station Orchard Station Orchard Parkway, San Jose Bonaventura Station Component Station 2315 North First Street, San Jose Karina Court Station 2108 N 1st St, San Jose Metro/Airport Station 1740 North First Street, San Jose Gish Station North 1st Street, San Jose Light Rail Yard Garage Direction: Levi's Stadium / Gish LEVI'S - MTN VIEW light rail Time Schedule 19 stops Levi's Stadium / Gish Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 12:07 PM - 1:07 PM Monday Not Operational Lockheed Martin Transit Center 1199 N Mathilda Av, Sunnyvale Tuesday Not Operational Borregas Station Wednesday Not Operational East Java Drive, Sunnyvale Thursday Not Operational Crossman Station Friday Not Operational 1200 Crossman Avenue, Sunnyvale Saturday Not Operational Fair Oaks Station 600 E Weddell Dr, Sunnyvale Vienna Station 900 Tasman Drive, Sunnyvale LEVI'S - MTN VIEW light rail Info Direction: Levi's Stadium / Gish Reamwood Station Stops: 19 1257 West Tasman Drive, Sunnyvale Trip Duration: 33 min Line Summary: Lockheed Martin Transit Center, Old Ironsides Station Borregas Station, Crossman Station, Fair Oaks Station, Vienna Station, Reamwood Station, Old Great America Station Ironsides Station, Great America Station, Lick Mill Convention Center Way, Santa Clara Station, Champion Station, Tasman Station, River Oaks Station, Orchard Station, Bonaventura Station, Lick Mill Station Component Station, Karina Court Station, 5090 Plaza Corona, Santa Clara Metro/Airport Station, Gish Station, Light Rail Yard Garage Champion Station Tasman Station River Oaks Station Orchard Station Orchard Parkway, San Jose Bonaventura Station Component Station 2315 North First Street, San Jose Karina Court Station 2108 N 1st St, San Jose Metro/Airport Station 1740 North First Street, San Jose Gish Station North 1st Street, San Jose Light Rail Yard Garage LEVI'S - MTN VIEW light rail time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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