Everything You Need to Know About San Francisco's Central Subway

You can board the new Central Subway directly at any of these four new stations: 

• Fourth & Brannan 
• Yerba Buena/Moscone Station (Fourh St. and Folsom St.) 
• Union Square/Market St. Station (under Stockton St. between Geary St. and Market St.)
• Chinatown-Rose Pak Station (Stockton St. and Washington St.) 

Each trip on one of these trains costs $2.50. There are multiple payment options for the Central Subway and Muni.

For singular day use and short trips, one-time passes are easily accessible at any of the kiosks in the station, and you can load as much money on these passes as you want. You can also download the MuniMobile app, which gives you the ability to purchase and reload tickets in advance while also providing $5 day passes with unlimited bus and train rides.

For those spending a longer period of time in SF, consider getting a reloadable Clipper Card to take you from one station to the next as quickly as possible. Clipper Cards can be downloaded on the Clipper Card mobile app, which can be used via Apple Pay.

The Union Square/Market Street Station is connected via an underground concourse to the Powell Station, which gives you access to BART and the rest of the Muni Metro lines.

Not only does the Central Subway make getting around San Francisco easier, but it also gets you closer to a world of things to do and places to eat and drink. Hop on and enjoy!