BART no longer sells paper tickets. Every rider needs a Clipper card. You can avoid this fee by adding a new Clipper card to your digital wallet. Step by Step instructions on how to add a Clipper card to your Apple Wallet.
Step by Step instructions on how to add a Clipper card in Google Pay. BART's fare structure is built on a mileage-based formula. To find your fare, click here or check the chart posted on the ticket vending machine. Weekly or monthly passes are not available. Please keep the doorways clear. Some cars have space near the doors to accommodate wheelchairs, bikes or strollers.
If the space is not being used, you may store your luggage there, but please keep it under your control at all times. All BART stations have elevators and extra wide faregates for large luggage and for use by people with disabilities.
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Explore all travel options Route information Average journey time:. Fastest journey time:. Don't assume that you're arriving in a domestic terminal just because you came from somewhere else in the U. Some domestic flights arrive in the international terminal. If you arrive in Terminal 3, it's connected to the International Terminal by an interior walkway, which will be your quickest option.
Go up from the arrivals level to the departures level and look for signs to the International Terminal. From the other domestic terminals, it may be easier to take the Air Train, which circles the airport, especially if you have a lot of luggage with you.
Airport arrivals are on level 2 and Air Train is at level 4. Go to the departures area where the ticket counters are and look for signs like the one above. When you get to the Air Train station entrance, you'll go up one level. Air Train has two lines. The Red Line is the fastest way to get to the International Terminal, but the Blue Line will also get you where you want to go.
Get off Air Train at the International Terminal. If you arrive at the International Terminal, turn right after you leave customs and go up the escalator to the departures level. The station entrance is just around the corner from the top of the escalator. As you get off the escalator, a wall will be directly in front of you.
Go right just a step or two and look up for signs to BART. Make two quick lefts and you'll see the revolving doors at the BART station entrance which is shown in the picture above straight ahead.
If you get lost or take the wrong escalator, don't worry. Just look for signs that point to BART. They're all over the place. BART is an extensive transit system that covers much of the San Francisco area, but if you're a visitor coming from the airport, it's likely that you will get off at one of the stops along Market Street. They're shown on the map above, along with a few places you might be going to.
If you want to see where more of the top sights are, use a map instead. You'll need to know which stop you're getting off at before you board, to be sure you add enough fare to your ticket to cover the cost of the trip.
It's also a good idea to use the toilets before you leave the airport. Most BART stations do not have them. The places mentioned below are within walking distance of each station. San Francisco city streets frustratingly change names as they cross Market. The name in parenthesis is north of Market. For example, 8th St Taylor means the street is 8th south of Market and Taylor north of there. It's a good place to get a taxi or trolley to Fisherman's Wharf.
If you want to know which stop is closest to your hotel, the easy solution is an old-fashioned one: pick up the phone, call and ask. Inside the station, you'll buy your ticket from machines like this one.
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