Home Annual Meeting 2011 Annual Meeting News Getting Around San Francisco

Getting Around San Francisco PDF-NOTE: Internet Explorer Users, right click the PDF Icon and choose [save target as] if you are experiencing problems with clicking. Print

BART (Public Transportation)

BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit), San Francisco’s public transportation system, offers rapid rail and bus service that is easy to navigate. BART is also available directly from the San Francisco International Airport (SFO) and the Oakland International Airport (OAK). BART is the convenient, inexpensive, and ecofriendly way to get to and from the airport to downtown San Francisco for the Annual Meetings 2011. In association with BART, we’re offering a quick, easy, and inexpensive way to get your round-trip transfer from SFO to San Francisco. If you’re arriving at SFO we encourage you to purchase this inexpensive BART transfer in advance. Get an Annual Meetings 2011 voucher now and you’ll save substantially over the cost of a shuttle or taxi. Plus, you won’t have to wait in line at the BART station to buy a ticket. Just print the voucher, take it with you and exchange it at SFO for a BART ticket. It’s that easy. To purchase your voucher transfer and learn more details click here
 
AAR/SBL proceeds from the sale of these vouchers/tickets will go to NativeEnergy.

San Francisco International Airport (SFO)

The BART station at SFO is located in the International Terminal, Boarding Area G side, on the Departures/Ticketing level. If you are coming in through any other terminal, you can take the free AirTrain directly to the BART station. Follow the signs to AirTrain, and then board the train headed to the Garage G/BART Station stop. When you arrive, take the escalator down to the departures level and walk straight ahead to the BART station. Terminals 1, 2, and 3 are approximately a one- to three-minute AirTrain ride to the BART station. For more information, visit the BART website.

Oakland International Airport (OAK)

To reach the Coliseum/Oakland Airport BART Station, you’ll need to ride the AirBART shuttle, which picks up in front of Terminal 1 and 2 (Southwest Airlines) and will then drop you off at the BART station. It runs approximately every ten minutes, and the trip takes fifteen minutes. The fare is $3.00 one-way, and is payable in cash (exact change only). Once you reach the BART station, there are vending machines in the airport location, some of which accept credit cards. The fare to the stations listed below is $3.80 one-way. For more information, visit the BART website.

To Downtown San Francisco on BART

Board the Pittsburg/Bay Point (yellow line) train to one of the downtown San Francisco stations that are an easy walk or short cab ride to most San Francisco hotels.

  • Powell Street: Use the Hallidie Plaza exit for the Intercontinental, Parc 55, Hilton, and Nikko. Use the 4th Street exit for the Marriott and Moscone West. A one-way ticket is $8.10.
  • Montgomery Street: Use the Market/3rd Street exit for the Moscone Center and the Westin. A one-way ticket is $8.10.

Shared-ride Vans

Shared-ride vans provide service between SFO and passenger-specified locations. Depending on the number of passengers, shared-ride vans may make multiple stops. Van service is available on a walk-up basis. However, passengers are advised to make reservations for service after 11:00 pm. Shared-ride vans pick up passengers on the Departures/Ticketing Level from the roadway center island at all terminals. Information about various shared-ride vans can be found here.

Taxis

San Francisco International Airport

Taxis depart from the designated taxi zones located at the roadway center islands, on the Arrivals/Baggage Claim Level of all terminals. Fares between the airport and downtown are approximately $37. Metered rates apply to all destinations. 

Oakland International Airport

Taxis can be reached from the third curb of Terminal 1 and the second curb from Terminal 2. They average a $65 fare to downtown San Francisco.

San José International Airport

Taxis are accessible from both Terminals A and B. They average $145 fare to downtown San Francisco.

 

This website contains archived issues of Religious Studies News published online from March 2010 to May 2013, and PDF versions of print editions published from Winter 2001 to October 2009.

This site also contains archived issues of Spotlight on Teaching (May 1999 to May 2013) and Spotlight on Theological Education (March 2007 to March 2013).

For current issues of RSN, beginning with the October 2013 issue, please see here.


Banner