Mission Bay News & Updates
Mission Bay Commute Survey 2026
SURVEY IS OPEN!
For employees and others traveling to Mission Bay:
For Mission Bay residents:
Each year we conduct a brief survey to understand how you commute to and from Mission Bay. Your feedback helps us identify commuter needs, plan for the future, and advise SFMTA and others about your priorities.
If you travel to Mission Bay by any means, whether or not you use the Mission Bay Shuttle or commute regularly to work, please share your input and take this 3-minute survey. Please complete the survey by Wednesday, November 25th, 2026, 11:59PM PST.
Enter to win prizes: As a thank-you, everyone who completes the survey can enter a drawing for one of twenty $25 gift cards to Mission Bay shops and cafés. No purchase necessary. One entry per person. Official Rules
If you are an employer or a property manager, please forward the survey links to your employees, tenants, and/or residents. All responses are confidential.
SURVEY IS OPEN!
For employees and others traveling to Mission Bay:
For Mission Bay residents:
BART Stations escalator, elevator & entrance closures
Construction at 7th Street and YOTEL
Through November 19, construction at 7th Street and YOTEL may temporarily block access to the shuttle stop. When the stop is inaccessible, please board the shuttle in front of 1083 Market Street.
1083 Market St. stop
September 22 2026 Shuttle Schedule Change
Please note the following changes effective Tuesday, September 22, 2026:
–Minor timing changes on all routes to reflect shifting traffic patterns. Most changes are under 2 minutes with the exception of some 2-10 minute changes on the Transbay/Caltrain route.
–The following stops will be discontinued due to changes in the locations they serve:
East & Transbay/Caltrain Routes:
- 16th & Illinois
- 16th & 4th
CCA/Adobe Route:
8th @186 Hooper
September is Transit Month!
Bay Area Transit agencies will celebrate Transit Month in September. During Transit Month, over 50+ transit-focused events take place including a region-wide Ride Contest and prizes.
BART 8/10 Schedule Change
On Monday, August 10, 2026, BART will make minor schedule changes in coordination with the region’s other transit systems as part of a collective effort to improve transfer times for riders.
As a result of some BART departure times shifting by a few minutes, MB Shuttle is reviewing its schedule for possible adjustments.
Use the BART Trip Planner with a date of August 10 or after to see if your trip has changed.
BART Tap and Ride
You can now pay for BART fare with a contactless-enabled credit or debit card or mobile payment methods with Tap and Ride.
- No registration or setup process required.
- Cards accepted: Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover Network.
- Physical bank cards must be contactless enabled.
- Riders can also use bank cards added to digital wallets.
- Riders with eligibility-based discounts, such as Clipper START or youth and senior discounts, must continue using their physical or digital Clipper card.
- Transfer discounts will not be available with Tap and Ride until the feature is rolled out to the Bay Area’s other transit agencies.
- Riders transferring from BART to a connecting transit agency are advised to use their physical or digital Clipper card to receive the current transfer discounts.
- Card clash occurs when a Clipper reader detects more than one card at a time, which can result in card reader errors or having the wrong card charged. Users of physical cards should remove their card from their wallet or purse before tapping.
- For assistance: Clipper Customer Service Center 877-878-8883.
Large Event Traffic Restrictions
Expect shuttle delays as large events (attendance over 10,000) begin or end due to street closures and traffic congestion.
Parking restrictions:
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- Parking meter rates convert to a higher amount:
View current schedule - Parking is prohibited on a number of streets immediately around the arenas. View map
- Some metered parking converts to tow-away zones during events.
- Parking meter rates convert to a higher amount:
Event Day Street Closures (10,000+ attendance):
Chase Center:
- Two hours before until one hour after each event:
-16th St, between 3rd St and Terry Francois Blvd
-Warriors Way, between 3rd St and Terry Francois Blvd
-Northbound Illinois St, between Mariposa and 16th St, will be local access only - Additional street closure 30 minutes before until 45 minutes after each event:
-Northbound 3rd St, between 16th St and Warriors Way - MORE INFO
- View street closure map
Oracle Park:
- Two and a half hours before the opening pitch, the SFMTA will close eastbound King Street between 3rd and 2nd streets to vehicle traffic. King Street will reopen after first pitch until the seventh inning.
- From the seventh inning until post-game traffic dies down, the SFMTA will again close eastbound King Street between 3rd and 2nd streets to vehicle traffic in order to reduce congestion on city streets.
- Additionally, the northbound portion of the 4th Street Bridge (Peter R. Maloney Bridge) will be closed to all traffic except Muni, taxis and bicycles during the post-game period.
- MORE INFO
New BikeLink app for easy bike parking at BART Stations
The new BikeLink mobile app can be used instead of a pre-paid BikeLink card to access and pay for elockers:
- The app lets users put time on the meter and open the door to park their bike inside.
- BikeLink cards will continue to work.
- New users can start with a minimum of $5 on their BikeLink account.
- (BikeLink card balance and the BikeLink app balance are not connected.)
- elockers are available at 40 BART stations
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