Getting Around During Super Bowl 50

GENERAL INFORMATION

JAN. 30 – FEB. 7, 2016Transportation impacts expected Jan. 23 – Feb. 12.

The Bay Area is hosting Super Bowl 50! While the game is in Santa Clara, nine days of activities leading up to the game will be in San Francisco. Here’s how to get around during this time.

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EVENT LOCATIONS

Super Bowl City presented by Verizon A Free-to-the-public fan village at the base of Market Street with activities, concerts and more. This is a secure perimeter with security checks required for entrance.

Street Closures

Super Bowl City will lead to reroutes and detours for autos and bikes on the following streets:

• Market Street, between Beale and Steuart streets

• Southbound Embarcadero, from Washington to Don Chee Way

• Beale, Main, Spear, Steuart streets from Market to Howard streets

Tips for Getting Around During the Super Bowl1. Take transit, bike or walk. Driving downtown is not advised.

2. Allow more time and plan your trip at 511.org.

3. Purchase tickets in advance on Clipper® or MuniMobile app and skip the lines.

4. If you can, modify your work schedule: Work remotely, stagger your work hours or take that vacation you deserve.

5. Enjoy the event: Super Bowl City is open nine days to allow locals to explore the event before visitors arrive.

NFL Experience driven by Hyundai

Located at Moscone Center, this is a paid-for event area with interactive pro football activities and an NFL shop.

Street Closures

NFL Experience will lead to reroutes and detours for autos and bikes on the following streets:

• Howard Street between 3rd and 4th streets

• Partial closure on Howard between 4th and 5th streets

Buying Muni Tickets

Avoid the lines and download your tickets ahead of time.

Get your MuniMobile tickets today. Individual, group and 1,3,7 day unlimited Passports on MuniMobile – good for all transit, including cable car!

Fares: Adult $2.25, Youth/Senior $1.00, Cable Car $7, Passports (1-Day $20, 3-Day $31, 7-Day $40).

For regional travel, get a Super Bowl branded Clipper card for use on all Bay Area Transit networks.

For event details, visit sfbaysuperbowl.com

For more transit information on Super Bowl 50, go to:

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Secure Event Area Transit, Emergency Vehicle and Credentialed Access Only* Affected AreaAuto Traffic Detours Local Access Only Bike Routes Walk Your Bike Route*Except as to buses, taxis, authorized emergency vehicles, and commercial vehicles + credentialed vehicles for local access

Super Bowl 50 Bike and Auto DetoursBelow are the auto detours around Super Bowl City and the NFL Experience. Expect heavy congestion along these streets and allow for more driving time than usual. If possible, bike, walk or take transit instead. Recommended bike detours are listed in green.

Information subject to change without notice.

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Secure Event Area Secure Entry Point

Muni Metro Lines Walk Your Bike

Underground Station Elevator Paratransit Zones

Information subject to change without notice.

Exits Only Pedestrian Route

Underground Station Access Taxi Zones

Underground Station Entry/Exits AM Commute Only Pedestrian Route

Super Bowl 50 Pedestrian RoutesSuper Bowl City is a secure perimeter with four checkpoints. Pedestrians may use the checkpoints, walk around the perimeter and use Muni/BART portals to cross Market Street.

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Lines shown in map reflects Super Bowl 50 changes, all other lines operating normally Secure Event Area Muni Terminals (Terminals not shown are unchanged) Muni Reroutes Muni Express AM Drop-off Muni Express PM Pick-up F Bus to F Streetcar Transfer Point

Information subject to change without notice.

Super Bowl 50 Muni Service ChangesIn most cases, Muni stops are within a block or two of their usual location. Lines with reroutes or changed stops are listed below. On-street signage will direct riders to the new stop locations. Visit 511.org for trip- planning details. NextBus predictions will be in effect.

GETTING AROUND BY TRANSIT The F-Market/Wharves line will operate with streetcars on the Embarcadero between Fisherman’s Wharf and Don Chee Way at Steuart Street across from the Ferry Building, and with buses from the Castro to Don Chee Way at Steuart Street.

Muni Metro will resume nightly service in time for Super Bowl events.

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