Salesforce Transit Center

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Transit Center SF is the new one-stop-shop account for all transit center services and park-related information from the Transbay Joint Powers Authority, owner and operator of the Salesforce Transit Center, and provider of the future rail service connection to downtown SF.

Do you see signs of springtime in your garden? Tag us in your garden photos - we'd love to see them! #firstdayofspring

To all the essential workers showing up today and everyday, we see YOU. We appreciate YOU. #wereinthistogether #covid19

The Transit Center’s third level bus deck is available for essential travel to and from the East Bay and beyond. A bonus - buses go right from the Bay Bridge to the transit center in downtown San Francisco via our Cable-Stayed Bridge. You’ll find AC Transit SFMTA | San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency and Greyhound Bus among others

Beautiful Salesforce Park - a public park - from way above. Did you know that you can visit an Oak Meadow, a Redwood Grove, even a Prehistoric Garden with plants that have lived since the time of the dinosaurs? Masks and social distance a must. Enjoy! Open every day beginning at 6 am for strolls, exercise and getting some much needed fresh air. Keep yourself, your family and your community safe by following all local safety guidance. Learn more at sf.gov #COVID-19

We begin the implementation of the service recovery plan on Sunday, 8/9. Please check our website for complete information about local and Transbay lines, or call Customer Service at (510) 891-4777. http://ow.ly/5jlE50AIYoR

No need for this visitor to social distance from the beautiful flowers at Salesforce Park.

We can’t say it enough: please follow all public health guidance so we can continue to reopen our region. Wear face coverings when leaving home, keep social distance, wash hands frequently, stay home if sick and avoid gatherings and crowds. Go to www.sf.gov to get information and resources.

Getting exercise and taking care of yourself is so important during a health crisis. Take a stroll or a power walk around your half-mile loop on Salesforce Park. Please wear masks and keep social distance. An added bonus, enjoy the garden and views along the way. It’s not the destination- it’s the journey. Park Hours: 6 a.m. - 9 p.m.

Let's all do our part to keep the Bay Area safe. Check out these helpful and easy Know Before You Go tips.

The awning that surrounds the transit center is 3,000 ft long and 44 ft high, made up of 41 repeating segments that are assembled from 5' by 5' perforated panels-over 4,000 in all. It is based on the work of Sir Roger Penrose. We are forever grateful for this gift of design.

Wishing you and your family a Happy Fourth of July. Let's all #CelebrateSafely

#CelebrateSafely on the #4thofJuly! As much as we will miss fireworks and get togethers, the health of our community is more important. COVID-19 cases are on the rise all over the Bay Area. #StayHome this #4thofJuly weekend. Transit center is open for essential travel. Wear a mask, keep social distance.

During the time of #COVID19, staying home is safest but if you visit Salesforce Park, a public park that welcomes all - please wear a face covering and maintain at least 6 feet of social distance between you and others. Let’s crush the curve. It’s up to us. #stopthespread #COVID19

Essential workers have been on the job since day one of the COVID-19 response. Thank you Krishna & Laylani of our security and ambassador team for keeping us safe. Let’s thank them by wearing a face covering, keeping six feet between you others, staying home when sick and frequent hand washing. #EssentiallyYoursSF

Essential workers are keeping us moving throughout the #COVID19 pandemic. Thank you to building engineers Andre and Misael who are keeping the transit center in tip top shape. Help keep them safe by wearing a face covering, washing your hands, and maintaining physical distance. #EssentiallyYoursSF