ALERT: The game on Wednesday, April 27 will run concurrently with a Chase Center event. Plan ahead, take public transit, and arrive early.
Within San Francisco
Most fans take Muni, bike, walk, or use ride-hail services like Uber to get to the ballpark from within San Francisco. With so many great options, it doesn't get more SF.Take Public Transportation: SFMTA / Muni
Muni provides train and bus service to and from Oracle Park, connecting to BART at Embarcadero Station and Powell Station, as well as to points throughout western and southern San Francisco. The N Judah and gameday shuttles stop at 2nd & King Station, adjacent to Oracle Park; the T Third/Central Subway line stops at 4th & King Station, one block from Oracle Park. All train lines run until midnight Monday through Saturday and 10 p.m. on Sunday.
Real-Time Information on Key Lines
Called the T-Third between Sunnydale to Embarcadero and the K-Ingleside between Embarcadero and Balboa Park
System-Wide Alerts
Bike or Walk
With a growing network of safe and comfortable routes for walking or biking right around Oracle Park and throughout San Francisco, more and more people are using their legs to the ballpark.
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