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San Joaquins-San Francisco-Oakland-Southern SAN JOAQUINSSM SAN JOAQUINSSM Effective May 20, 2019 Effective May 20, 2019 SAN FRANCISCO / OAKLAND - SACRAMENTO SAN FRANCISCO / OAKLAND - SACRAMENTO STOCKTON - MERCED - FRESNO STOCKTON - MERCED - FRESNO BAKERSFIELD - SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BAKERSFIELD - SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA and intermediate stations and intermediate stations Puede acceder al sitio completo de Amtrak.com Puede acceder al sitio completo de Amtrak.com en español ingresando a espanol.amtrak.com. en español ingresando a espanol.amtrak.com. Hay agentes en línea que hablan español llamando al Hay agentes en línea que hablan español llamando al 1-800-USA-RAIL y presionando 6 cuando se le indique. 1-800-USA-RAIL y presionando 6 cuando se le indique. Visit: AmtrakSanJoaquins.com Visit: AmtrakSanJoaquins.com www.amtrak.com www.amtrak.com Amtrak is a registered service mark of the National Railroad Passenger Corporation. Amtrak is a registered service mark of the National Railroad Passenger Corporation. National Railroad Passenger Corporation, One Massachusetts Ave. N.W., Washington, DC 20001. National Railroad Passenger Corporation, One Massachusetts Ave. N.W., Washington, DC 20001. NRPC Form W33–5/20/19. Schedules subject to change without notice. NRPC Form W33–5/20/19. Schedules subject to change without notice. page 2 SAN JOAQUINS - Southbound Train Number4 5872 702 710 712 714 716 704 718 Normal Days of Operation4 Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily R y R y R y R y R y R y R y b R On Board Service4 l åb l åb l åb l åb l åb l åb l åb Mile Symbol 6 San Francisco, CA –Fisherman’s Wharf, Pier 39 >v Dp 3b4 15P –Shopping Center, 835 Market Street >v 3bR4 25P –Financial Dist., Hyatt Regency >v 3bR4 40P –Transbay Temporary Terminal mC ∑w- q bl7 00A bl9 00A bl11 00A bl1 00P 3blR4 40P Emeryville, CA mC ∑w- Ar bl7 30A bl9 30A bl11 30A bl1 30P 3bl5 20P OAKLAND, CA–Jack London Sq. 0 mC ∑w- Dp l7 36A l9 36A l11 36A l1 36P l5 36P Emeryville, CA 5 mC ∑w- l7 47A l9 47A l11 46A l1 46P l5 47P Richmond, CA (BART Station) 13 >v-@ª 7 55A 9 55A 11 55A 1 55P 5 55P Martinez, CA 32 mC ∑w- l8 25A l10 25A l12 25P l2 25P l6 25P b Redwood Coast Connects.—see pg. 5 Antioch, CA (Pittsburg) 51 >v 8 50A 10 50A 12 50P 2 50P 6 50P Davis, CA mC ∑w- %ºb5 30A %¶b6 45A %¶bl9 05A %¶bl11 10A %º&∞11 54A %º&ª2 55P %º*º5 07P SACRAMENTO, CA –State Capitol 0 >v –Rail Station mC ∑w- l6 26A %¶bl7 15A %¶bl9 50A %¶bl11 55A %¶bl2 05P l4 26P %¶bl6 05P Elk Grove, CA 16 >w %¶bR7 30A %¶bR10 20A %¶bR12 20P %¶bR2 20P %¶bR6 20P Lodi, CA 36 >v- 7 04A %¶b10 30A %¶b12 35P 5 04P STOCKTON, CA –Downtown/ACE Station 48 >w- 7 22A %¶b10 55A %¶b1 00P %¶bl3 00P 5 22P %¶b7 00P –San Joaquin Street Station 82 ∑w- 4 l9 23A 4 l11 23A 4 l1 23P 4 l3 23P 4 l7 23P Modesto, CA 111 ∑w- l7 56A l9 56A l11 56A l1 56P l3 56P l5 56P l7 56P Turlock-Denair, CA 123 >w-@• 8 12A 10 12A 12 12P 2 12P 4 09P 6 09P 8 09P Merced, CA b Yosemite NP.—see pg. 5 147 ∑w- l8 45A l10 45A l12 45P l2 45P l4 45P l6 45P l8 45P Madera, CA 179 >v- q 9 19A 11 19A 1 19P 3 19P 5 19P 7 19P 9 19P Fresno, CA b Yosemite NP.—see pg. 5 205 mC ∑w- Ar Dp !‚¶bl5 30A l9 49A l11 49A l1 49P l3 49P l5 49P l7 49P l9 49P Hanford, CA (Sequoia Ntl. Park) 235 mC ∑w- !‚¶bl6 20A l10 24A l12 24P l2 24P l4 24P l6 24P l8 24P l10 24P b Central Coast, Visalia— see pg. 5 Corcoran, CA 252 >w- 10 41A 12 40P 2 40P 4 40P 6 40P 8 40P 10 40P Wasco, CA 290 >v- q 11 20A 1 17P 3 17P 5 17P 7 17P 9 12P 11 12P BAKERSFIELD, CA 315 ∑w- Ar !‚¶bl8 00A l11 57A l1 57P l3 57P l5 57P l7 57P l9 57P l11 57P b Connections—see pages 3-5 315 ∑w Dp !‚¶bl8 05A bl12 05P bl2 05P bl4 05P bl6 05P b8 05P b10 05P b11 59P Santa Clarita-Newhall, CA–Metrolink Sta. 378 >v bD1 40P bD3 40P bD5 40P bD7 40P bD9 40P bD11 25P bD1 20A Hollywood Bur. Air., CA–Amtrak Sta. p 398 >w- bD4 05P bD6 05P bD8 05P bD10 05P bD11 50P bD1 45A Glendale, CA See 409 >v q bD2 15P bD4 15P bD6 15P bD8 15P bD10 15P bD12 05A bD2 00A LOS ANGELES, CAp Pacific 415 ∑w- Ar !‚¶bl10 15A bl2 35P bl4 35P bl6 35P bl8 35P b10 35P b12 20A b2 15A Surfliner ∑w- @∞l l l (•l l b b b –Union Station wallet 0 Dp 10 40A 2 58P 5 15P 7 21P 10 22P 10 45P 12 30A 2 25A Fullerton, CA timetable 26 ∑w- @∞l11 11A l3 29P l5 47P (•l7 52P l10 53P bD11 20P bD1 05A bD3 00A Anaheim, CA (Disneyland®) %¢(W31) for 31 ∑w- @∞l11 19A 3 37P 5 56P (•l8 00P l11 01P bD11 35P bD1 20A bD3 15A Santa Ana, CA complete 36 ∑w- @∞l11 28A 3 46P 6 05P (•l8 09P l11 10P bD11 50P bD1 35A bD3 30A Los Angeles- ∑w- @∞ (• b Irvine, CA San Diego 45 11 41A 3 59P 6 18P 8 22P 11 21P D3 50A San Juan Capistrano, CA schedules 58 ∑w- @∞12 01P %•l4 14P 6 32P (•8 38P 11 36P bD4 05A Oceanside, CA (LEGOLAND®) %¢ 87 ∑w- @∞l12 38P 4 52P l7 06P (•l9 11P l12 10A bD4 40A Solana Beach, CA 102 ∑w- q @∞12 54P 5 13P 7 20P (•9 35P 12 26A bD5 00A San Diego, CA p (Tijuana) 128 ∑w- Ar @∞l1 38P l5 50P l8 14P (•l10 16P l1 15A b5 25A Connecting Train or Bus at Los Angeles 572/1572 580 584/1584 590/(•792 796 5816 5804 5818 SAN JOAQUINS SCHEDULES EFFECTIVE 5/20/19 Service on the San JoaquinsSM R Coaches: Reservations required. $§ Buses indicated depart one hour earlier on certain major holidays. Check Thruway bus connections also require reservations. with Amtrak. y Café: Carryout tray meals from the serving counter and sandwiches, $• Bus departs San Joaquin Street station at time shown to make connection snacks and beverages on all trains. at downtown Stockton station. l Checked baggage at select stations. $ª Bus meets train at Stockton and discharges passengers at other Stockton å Wi-Fi available. station 10-15 minutes after train arrival. O Unboxed Bicycles: Amtrak San Joaquins trains are equipped with a %º Change at Sacramento. limited number of bicycle racks for carrying unboxed bicycles to/from all %¢ Disneyland® is located 2 1/2 miles from Anaheim station; LEGOLAND® is stations on a first-come, first-served basis. No reservations available; no 8 miles from the Oceanside station. service charge. Unboxed bicycles may be put in the bin under connecting %¶ Connection between train and bus at Stockton San Joaquin Street Station. Thruway buses. Amtrak disclaims liability for loss or damage. Visit %• Checked baggage service at this location available on weekends only. Amtrak.com/bikes for more information. &∞ On Saturdays and Sundays, departure is 12:46 p.m. 0 On Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, connecting train operates 12 &ª On Saturdays and Sundays, departure is 3:40 p.m. minutes earlier at this station. *º On Saturdays and Sundays, departure is 4:32 p.m. 3 On Saturdays and Sundays, Thruway bus operates 10-15 minutes later at *¢ On Saturdays and Sundays, arrival is 4:09 p.m. this station. (• Daily Train 792 operates 45-50 minutes later at this station. @∞ On Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, connecting train operates 35-40 !‚¶ On Saturday, Sunday and holidays, Thruway bus operates 30 minutes minutes later at this station. later at this station. @• Turlock-Dial-A-Ride: Call for connections to downtown Turlock and Cal. !‚• On Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, connecting train operates 20 State-Stanislaus. Monday-Friday 7:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. and Saturday 9:00 minutes earlier at this station. a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Call (209) 668-5600 for connections. @ª BART rapid transit connection available for San Francisco and East Bay All Amtrak services and stations are non-smoking. points. BART Richmond station is adjacent to Amtrak. SAN JOAQUINS - Northbound page 3 Train Number4 711 701 713 715 717 719 703 5885 Normal Days of Operation4 Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily R y R y R y R y R y R y R y R y On Board Service4 l åb l åb l åb l åb l åb l åb l åb l åb Mile Symbol 6 Connecting Train or Bus San Diego–Los Angeles 5811 5801 5813 763/5815 565/1565//5817 569/1569/5819 573/1573/5803 785/5875 San Diego, CA p (Tijuana) 0 ∑w- Dp b9 25P l5 55A 0l6 57A l9 43A !‚•l10 51A l3 58P Solana Beach, CA See 26 ∑w- b9 55P 6 33A 07 37A 10 23A !‚•11 31A 4 36P Oceanside, CA (LEGOLAND®) %¢ Pacific 41 ∑w- b10 25P l6 57A 0l7 55A l10 40A !‚•l11 51A l4 53P Surfliner ∑w- 0 !‚• San Juan Capistrano, CA wallet 70 7 30A 8 30A 11 17A 12 22P 5 34P Irvine, CA timetable 83 ∑w- b11 10P 7 48A 08 46A 11 31A !‚•12 36P 5 49P Santa Ana, CA (W31) for 92 ∑w- b11 30P b1 30A b3 40A l7 59A 0l8 58A l11 42A !‚•l12 47P l6 00P Anaheim, CA (Disneyland®) %¢ complete 97 ∑w- b11 45P b1 45A b3 55A l8 08A 0l9 07A l11 51A !‚•l12 57P 6 10P Los Angeles- ∑w- Fullerton, CA San Diego 102 q b12 05A b2 05A b4 15A l8 16A 0l9 15A l11 59A !‚•l1 07P l6 20P LOS ANGELES, CAp schedules 128 ∑w- Ar b12 45A b2 45A b4 55A l8 51A 0l9 56A l12 34P !‚•l1 46P l6 57P –Union Station 0 w Dp b1 00A b3 00A b5 10A bl9 25A bl11 05A bl1 05P bl2 55P bl7 05P Glendale, CA 7 >v bR1 15A bR3 15A bR5 15A bR9 35A bR11 15A bR1 15P bR3 05P Hollywood Burbank Air., CA–Amtrak Sta.
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