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Updated July 18, 2011 12:48 PM

Take Muni to Kezar Stadium for San Francisco DragonsSM Lacrosse!

Major points:

  • The N Judah is the fastest way to get to and from the stadium.
  • The 71 Haight/Noriega stops right outside the stadium.
  • Transfering from ferries or BART? Use Embarcadero Station to transfer to the N Judah.

You can take regular Muni service (this page) to the stadium.

S.F. Dragons schedule (on the S.F. Dragons Web site)

 

To Dragons Games

Regular Service to the ballpark:

The following lines offer regular service to the ballpark. Links are to schedules at transit.511.org.

The N Judah Metro Line provides regular service to Kezar Stadium from 5 a.m. to 1 a.m., seven days a week.

All of these lines are accessible. A list of accessible surface stops on the N JUDAH line west of the Metro subway is available. The closest accessible surface stops to Kezar Stadium are at Carl and Cole and at the University of California at San Francisco (UCSF).

Regular Muni fares apply for Kezar Stadium service.

How to get to Kezar Stadium from within S.F.

From northern San Francisco, take the 43 line directly to the ballpark. Or take other Muni service to Market Street, and transfer to any train going to Mission Bay or Caltrain.

From the Richmond District, take the 1, 2, 5, 31, or 38 lines to Arguello and transfer to the 33.

From the Sunset District, take the N to Stanyan or 71 directly to Kezar.

From the Parkside District, take the L and transfer to the 43 at Forest Hill Station. Or take the 28, 29, or 46 north and transfer to the N or 71.

From southern San Francisco—not South San Francisco—take the 43 north to Stanyan; take the 28, 29 to the N; or take the K or M and transfer to the 43 at Balboa Park or Forest Hill Station .

Transfering from other agencies

From BART to Muni From ferries to Muni (on the fares page) From other agencies to Muni (on the fares page)

From BART to Muni:

  1. Get off BART at Embarcadero Station.
  2. Before exiting the BART paid area, the part of the station within the fare gates, go to the Muni Discount Coupon machine and take a coupon.
  3. Give your Muni Discount Coupon to the Muni station agent and pay the regular fare (less 25¢ for the discount coupon).
  4. Go down to the platform. Look for signs for Outbound J-K-L-M-N.
  5. Board the N-Judah to Ocean Beach, Sunset Boulevard, or 19th Avenue. Most N-Judah trains will read Ocean Beach.
  6. Customers returning to BART on Muni must pay the regular fare (less 25¢ if you've kept the Muni-to-BART discount coupon).

To transfer from BART to Muni at other stations, or to transfer to Muni from other agencies, see the Fares page section on transfering onto Muni from other transit agencies.

Leaving Kezar Stadium

Return by the same route that you used to get to the park. Since Muni transfers are only good for 90 minutes, you will have to pay a new fare.

Kezar Stadium Fare Info

Regular fares apply.

Proof of Payment is in effect on Muni Metro. Always ask for a transfer on buses and the F-line.

For More Information

For more information on Muni's service to the ballpark, please call the Muni Telephone Information Center.

For transit service to the ballpark from other locations in the Bay Area.

For general info about BART including BART-to-Muni ticket sales info, visit the BART Web site.

 

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