Amtrak is my go to method of transportation when I want to unwind, relax, and leave the driving to…read moresomeone else. I go to the Oakland /Coliseum train station, adjacent to the BART station. This station does not have a ticket station, or bathrooms. There's seating and trash containers. The area is not the cleanest and I have seen homeless individuals near the station. The train I boarded was crowded. Where was everyone going on a late Friday morning. Maybe spring break... The trains are always dirty so I take my Clorox wipes and Lysol to wipe and spray down my seats. There's a handful of seats on bottom train compartment and ample seating upstairs. There's racks for your bike and luggage. Restrooms provided throughout the train as well as, the cafe for snacks. Overall, a pleasant ride despite the loud noise coming from the kids laptop across from me.

Wow, took my daughter to this dump to watch a Korean Pop band, this place is trash, and I'll…read moreexplain. Yes it's old, and the A's are not good. But the security staff.....talk about unprofessional and rude, spent 40.00 at the Shibe Park Tavern..1 beer and 1 cocktail, The Mavs & Thunder were playing on the TV's at the bar........just watching the game....and the security staff threatened us that we better leave now, not even allowed to finish our drinks or even finish a freakin peanut! The security staff was doing their job???? But rude, we are paying customers. At the end of the day, I blame the trash ownership and the A's - no wonder they are leaving, I wouldn't ever come back here to see a concert, even if Michael Jackson came back from the grave! Great Job Oakland.

Embarcadero BART station has always been my favorite BART station…read more That's as true today as it was when I was 14 years old and I used to cut school in Berkeley and jump on BART station and get off in Embarcadero so I could spend the day in San Francisco. Embarcadero station is the first station one gets to when they are coming from the East Bay and it's located in one of the most exciting parts of San Francisco. This station gives you access to Ferry Building-Oracle Park-Pier 39-Fisherman's Wharf. The downside to this station,to me, are as follows. -Monday through Friday from 3pm to 6pm this station is super packed with workers trying to leave San Francisco after work and can make catching a train back to the East Bay troublesome. -Same thing with the morning from like 6am to 9am coming from the East Bay is a monster of a train ride -- I don't love it. After Giant games or events at Oracle Park this station is very busy as well with people trying to catch BART back to the East Bay. I feel this station is pretty safe, I've never seen a lot of criminal activity going on in the station. This BART station also is a central hub for connecting to San Francisco's Muni Metro system, so that is another plus for this station. Overall I can say these are the reasons this is still my favorite BART station in the Bay Area.

I visited the Bart Station - Embarcadero in San Francisco, CA [298 Market St] on Monday, 07/06/26…read more What I loved about this station was the convenience of the nearby attractions available. These include iconic stops such as the SF Ferry Buikding with an indoor food marketplace & local artisan vendors, piers, Chinatown, North Beach neighborhood, etc. Depending on where I needed to go, this stop was great for making those adventures.

MUNI listened! 28R now stops at 19th Avenue & Eucalyptus…read more Today, Friday, September 4, 2026, I noticed something that made me very happy: the 28R now has a stop at 19th Avenue & Eucalyptus Street. Every Friday, I go to the YMCA Stonestown at 19th Avenue & Eucalyptus Street, but in the past, the 28R did not stop at Eucalyptus. Whenever I took the 28R, I had to get off at 19th Avenue & Winston Drive and walk about 8 minutes to the YMCA. It was inconvenient, especially when I could take the regular 28 and get off directly at 19th Avenue & Eucalyptus. I started submitting feedback and complaints to MUNI explaining why I believed the 28R should stop at 19th Avenue & Eucalyptus. Nearby destinations include: * M Ocean View Metro -- an important connection to Civic Center, Powell, Montgomery, and Embarcadero stations * 57 Muni bus -- transfer point to Daly City BART * YMCA Stonestown * Lakeside Presbyterian Church * St. Stephen Church * St. Stephen School * Regal Stonestown Galleria * Whole Foods Market * DSW * Stonestown Medical Building * Petco * Restaurants and businesses at Stonestown Galleria * Medical, dental, and specialty care offices * Parkmerced residential community In my MUNI feedback, I explained: When evaluating stop spacing, I encourage SFMTA to consider the experience of riders who rely on public transit daily. What may appear to be a reasonable walking distance on paper can be much more challenging in practice for seniors, students, working commuters, riders carrying groceries, people traveling to medical appointments, parents with children, and individuals with mobility limitations. I also explained that Eucalyptus Street is an important transit connection and community destination, including connections to the M Ocean View Metro and the 57 Muni bus to Daly City BART. Adding a 28R stop at Eucalyptus would make transportation much more convenient and accessible. And today, it happened! The 28R stopped at 19th Avenue & Eucalyptus. After my movie at Regal, I would normally have to walk to 19th Avenue & Winston Drive to catch the 28 or 28R. Now I can simply walk to 19th Avenue & Eucalyptus, which is a much shorter and easier walk to catch the bus. Congratulations and THANK YOU, MUNI, for listening to my feedback! This is a great reminder that if MUNI riders have a suggestion, concern, or complaint, speak up! Call 311 or submit feedback to MUNI/SFMTA. You never know when your feedback might help bring about a change that benefits many other riders too. Sometimes, complaining really does work!

I absolutely enjoy the peacefulness of MUNI Route 28L 19TH AVENUE LIMITED. This route is not as…read morecrowded as the 28 19TH AVENUE LOCAL. There is no service on the 28L between 9 AM - 2 PM from Monday - Friday! Too bad this route does not have weekend service either! Quick Tip: - Inbound Terminal: Fort Mason - Outbound Terminal: Daly City BART The 28L making fewer stops providing faster service is one of the best routes. Also just for a quick note, I wouldn't recommend using www.nextmuni.com or looking at the screen of the GPS bus tracking system at select bus stops as they aren't always 100% accurate. You're way better off peaking out to see if there is a bus arriving at your stop or not! One of the good things I do like about taking the 28L is that there is a seat when I get on the bus. When there is a 28 coming to my stop and I notice that the 28 is too crowded or I see a 28L right behind, I'll get on the 28L instead! This is certainly one feature that gets the 28L this 5-star rating! *94128 is a zip code at San Francisco International Airport.* Zip code at Daly City BART Station is 94014

This station is much closer to the Financial District, but still also close to Powell and Market,…read morebut with a relatively short distance walk (about 10-12 minutes). The station seems much cleaner all around just because it's off the more touristy stations. It also seems to have less broken escalators when you need them. Not sure if there's a bathroom at this station though. A good station also if you're trying to link up to surface buses.

Amazing news the elevators were actually working at this station. They had an agent in the Elevator…read morewaiting for the next guest to arrive. I've never come across this level of hospitality before. Usually you have to contact a gate agent to assist in using the elevator and that is if it's working at that station. They seem to go in and out all the time and at some stations they never seem to be in operation. This is a good station to walk to if you are coming from or going to a Giants game. It's actually a closer walk then if you walk to the Embarcadero station and that is where most guests walk to when going to or coming from a GIants game. It's about a 15-20 minute walk from the Montgomery BART station to the Ball park. The BART station's first stop if you are heading from Oracle Park to the Pittsburg BayPoint line is the Montgomery station so when we arrive we were able to get seats. Next we stopped at the Embarcadero Station and it was flooded with people and there were very few seats for them, most people had to stand in our train. The initial wait for the train was 15 minutes from the time we entered the station from the Giants game till we hopped on the train. The Daly City line came several times over while we were waiting. Bathrooms. I can't speak to their bathroom situation as we used them at the Ballpark before we left so we didn't need to use them. BART no longer uses the old school BART tickets, they have revolved into using the Clipper Cards or a Credit Card. I have a plastic clipper card somewhere, but I'm not exactly sure where it is and failed to bring it. The good thing about using a Clipper Card is you aren't holding out your credit card to come and go using BART. I was afraid I would drop it in the crowd. They also have a Clipper App you can use, but I'm not a big fan of paying for things with apps. In the end I took my chances and used my credit card as a key to get in and out of the BART station. I'll probably use my Credit Card next time I use BART too just for the convince. In addition I don't like putting money on cards as I always end up with an odd amount left over that I can never use and it ends up to be lost money.

"I left my heart in San Francisco To be where little cable…read morecars climb halfway to the stars" (Tony Bennett) The San Francisco cable car is a cultural icon. It's the world's last manually operated cable car network, providing public transit since 1873. The Powell-Mason Line starts at Powell and Market Streets, climbs over Union Square and North Beach, and terminates at Bay and Taylor Streets near Fisherman's Wharf and Pier 4. We walked over to the station to jump on, but being a weekend, the wait would have been over an hour. We waited a few days and found the line much more manageable, so we did grab a cable car down to Fisherman's Wharf and Pier 39 for some sightseeing lunch at Fog Harbor. Buying a ticket was easy -there's a kiosk and ticket window right there and you can purchase a variety of ticketing options depending on your plans for one day or more. Our car was very comfortable, the wood benches were in great condition and it was a fun experience to be a part of awesome living history.

First off, the staff is amazing! All of the drivers are hilarious, polite, and enjoyable to spend…read moretime with. The lady selling tickets was super kind and steered us in the right direction for a one day pass. It's a great value for your dollar for $15 means you can jump on and off all day long. The cable cars are very clean and the staff ensures that those who need to sit have a spot to sit. You may wait a minute because it's in high demand. Though it's completely worth it. If you come to San Francisco for the day or week I highly recommend you try it out. Made our stay so much more enjoyable and fun. We were traveling with someone from Germany and he thought it was awesome as well.

How do you rate a BART station? Like this:…read more Accessibility: 4/5 Cleanliness: 2.5/5 Customer Service: Lol! Restrooms: Is this even a category?! It's the same at every BART station (as in, less than cleanly and probably an environment best suited to enter when you're fully masked and engulfed in full hazmat gear), so I don't think I should even bother weighing in here... That's a bit unfair, frankly. The Pleasant Hill/Contra Costa Centre BART station benefits mostly from its easily accessible location and the fact that it sits squarely between the Dub Creek and Concord, making it just a bit closer to a lot of restaurants, shops, and residences. Overall, it's just another train station, but it does offer a lot more options to folks nearby.

I love Bart because of how easy it is to ride to sf. Free parking after 10am. Lots of parking as…read morethey have a dedicated garage

Used to take BART to Walnut Creek/PH/Concord all the time due to work, but haven't been in a while…read more Recently I have been meeting friends in the area so have been coming in/out of Walnut Creek BART. No more free shuttles to/from downtown. I now either get a pickup ride from friends or get an Uber. My RT BART fare from Embarcadero was $13.90

I've visited the BART - Walnut Creek Station many times, and it continues to be a reliable mode of…read moretransportation for traveling throughout the greater San Francisco Bay Area. It's a great way to avoid traffic and the hassle of finding parking in busy areas, especially in San Francisco, CA. What I appreciate most about this station is the ample parking, clean restrooms, and overall ease of access. Each train ride has been comfortable, with decent seating and efficient travel times that make getting into the city fairly quick. The round-trip fares are also reasonably priced without necessarily breaking the bank. Overall, I will continue returning to the Walnut Creek BART station for my Bay Area travel needs, especially for trips into the heart of San Francisco.

Uber Drop off at Terminal A was easy, priority check in at the Virgin Atlantic Counter was a breeze…read moreand without any waiting time, security was quick without any wait time again, every thing was easy and without any hassles.

I can't say anything bad about this airport. It's an airport. I haven't had any issues with long…read morelines or anything here on any of my trips. They have a few places to eat and/or grab coffee. I like that they have water stations and you can get cold, room temp, or warm water. You decide. They just over book their flights so you may get delayed because of that. Out of your control.