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Expect shuttle delays as large events (attendance over 10,000) begin or end due to street closures and traffic congestion.

Parking restrictions

• • Parking meter rates convert to a higher amount:
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  • Parking is prohibited on a number of streets immediately around the arenas. View map
  • Some metered parking converts to tow-away zones during events.

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

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Oracle Park:

• Two and a half hours before the opening pitch, the SFMTA will close eastbound King Street between 3^rd and 2^nd 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 3^rd and 2^nd 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.

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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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BART’s current mask requirement ends October 1st. The first day masks will not be required is October 2nd.

BART strongly encourages riders to continue to wear masks in the system. Free masks will continue to be available at Station Agent booths and from BART PD personnel.

BART may reimpose a mask mandate within the paid areas of the BART system if any of the following conditions are met:

• A local health officer reinstates indoor masking in any of the five counties served by BART (Alameda, Contra Costa, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara)
• The California Department of Public Health reinstates an indoor masking requirement.
• The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention or Transportation Security Administration imposes a masking mandate.
• Any U.S. metropolitan area outside the Bay Area experiences a COVID-19 surge as defined by the CDC. A surge is defined as any spike in case reports that may overwhelm the local points of care.

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