Super Bowl Street Closures And Transit Options: See Which Bay Area Routes Are Affected

BAY AREA — The eyes (and cars) of the world will be on the Bay Area this Sunday as Super Bowl LX is held at the Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara. Due to security concerns and a number of smaller celebrations, there will be several street closures in Santa Clara, San Jose, and San Francisco. Here are the areas affected.

Santa Clara

• Jan. 5 - Feb. 22: Stars & Stripes Drive
• Jan. 28 - Feb. 13: Tasman Drive between Calle Del Sol and Great America Parkway
• Feb. 8: Great America Parkway between Patrick Henry Drive and Bunker Hill Lane

See here for more information. For the latest emergency alerts and traffic updates, text SBLX to 888-777.

San Jose

Per the San Jose Police Department:

• Feb. 2-9: Eastbound and westbound San Carlos Street from S. Almaden Boulevard to S. Market Street, southbound S. Market Street from San Carlos Street to Viola Avenue, and all of Viola Avenue.
• Feb. 4-5: Northbound and southbound Barack Obama Boulevard from Santa Street to San Fernando Street.
• Until Feb. 7: Eastbound and westbound E. Humboldt Street from S. 7th Street to S. 10th Street.
• Feb. 4-8: Eastbound and westbound E. Santa Clara Street from 4th Street to 8th Street.

See here for maps, and here for more information. For the latest emergency alerts and traffic updates, text SBLX to 888-777.

San Francisco

Moscone Center (Jan. 30 - Feb 10)

Closed 24/7:

• Howard Street between 3rd and 5th
• 4th Street northbound between Folsom and Howard

Closed daily from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m.

• 3rd Street between Mission and Howard
• 4th Street between Mission and Howard Folsom Street between 3rd and 4th

The Pearl/NFL Culture Club (Feb. 1-9)

• 3rd Street between 19th and 20th

NFL Honors Event (Feb. 5)

• All of Palace Drive closed near the Palace of Fine Arts

Hibernia / Taste of the NFL (Feb. 5-7)

• Jones Street between Golden Gate & Market
• Golden Gate Greenway closed daily from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Grace Cathedral event: (Feb. 6)

• California Street between Jones and Taylor
• Taylor Street just south of the cathedral

Civic Center events:

• Grove Street between Larkin and Polk (Feb. 2-9)
• Polk Street between Hayes and McAllister (Feb. 5-7)
• Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place (Feb. 7)

See here for all maps and more information. For all emergency alerts and traffic updates in San Francisco, text SUPERBOWLSF to 888-777.

Transit

BART, MUNI, VTA, and Caltrain all plan to run normal schedules, though there will likely be delays or detours due to crowds and increased security. Riders are advised to plan extra travel time and check real-time alerts.

• VTA said that it will run extra light rail and bus return service after the game.
• MUNI is rerouting routes like the 5, 5R, 6 and 27 around closure zones for part of the week.
• BART and Caltrain will run on their normal weekend schedules.

Download the apps for each of these transit agencies for the most up-to-date information.

For more information, visit the official Bay Area host site or email info@bayareahostcommittee.com.

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