ALERT: The game on Wednesday, April 27 will run concurrently with a Chase Center event. Plan ahead, take public transit, and arrive early.
Peninsula and South Bay
Nearly half of all fans coming from the Peninsula and South Bay take Caltrain to the ballpark. Oracle Park's main parking facility is also convenient for those coming from the south, located in Mission Bay just south of the ballpark. Uber is another good option for fans coming from the northern Peninsula.Take Public Transportation: Caltrain
Caltrain’s new electrified service launched in mid-September – try faster and more frequent service to Oracle Park.
Express trains now travel from San Jose to San Francisco in just under an hour, and local trains save over 30 minutes, reaching the city in 75 minutes.
Trains depart the San Francisco station, located at 4th and King streets, every 15 to 20 minutes during peak weekday hours and every 30 minutes during mid-day, evenings and weekends. Check Caltrain’s website for the most up-to-date schedule information.
With the faster trains and more frequent service, the post-game express has been discontinued. Fans can now take a normally scheduled local train after games for a quick trip down the Peninsula – trains leave every 30 minutes even for late evenings and weekends, and they reach Millbrae just as quickly as the post-game express did.
The fastest way to get to and from Oracle Park, with express trains to Millbrae (local stops from there to San Jose) 15 and 25 minutes after weeknight and weekend games (or when full).
System-Wide Alerts
Use a Ride-Hail Service like Uber
Leave the driving to someone else by taking Uber to the ballpark. Do the math: Uber may even be cheaper than driving and parking.
Drive and Park
Reserve Parking with Spot Hero
We recommend booking convenient and affordable parking in advance through Spot Hero, the nation’s leading parking reservation app.
Getting to Oracle Park