From October 3 to 11, attendees can use Caltrain to “fly” over to San Francisco for Fleet Week festivities on the city’s waterfront.  

The weekday and weekend schedules offer plenty of options for getting to San Francisco for all Fleet Week events. Caltrain will also provide additional morning service on Saturday 10/8 and Sunday 10/9, see table below. Continue reading for more details regarding riding Caltrain and the event itself. 

Additional Weekend Service to SF for Fleet Week
Zones Station Train No. 627
4 San Jose Diridon 9:50 AM
4 Santa Clara 9:56 AM
4 Lawrence 10:02 AM
3 Sunnyvale 10:06 AM
3 Mountain View 10:12 AM
3 San Antonio 10:15 AM
3 California Ave 10:20 AM
3 Palo Alto 10:24 AM
3 Menlo Park 10:28 AM
2 Redwood City 10:34 AM
2 San Carlos 10:39 AM
2 Belmont 10:42 AM
2 Hillsdale 10:46 AM
2 Hayward Park 10:49 AM
2 San Mateo 10:53 AM
2 Burlingame 10:57 AM
2 Broadway* 11:00 AM
2 Millbrae 11:04 AM
1 San Bruno 11:08 AM
1 South San Francisco 11:12 AM
1 Bayshore 11:19 AM
1 22nd Street* 11:24 AM
1 San Francisco 11:30 AM

Special trains will pick up passengers from the stations listed above.
Arrive 10 minutes before the departure time to allow enough time to purchase a valid fare and boarding.

Legend

6 Special Train
- Train bypasses station
* Station not wheelchair accessible
Schedule subject to change without notice.

Getting There

Once at the San Francisco Caltrain Station, passengers can transfer to Muni’s 30-Stockton bus for a connection to the Marina Green, where most of the week’s festivities will take place. Muni’s E-Embarcadero historic streetcar line is an option as well, as it runs from the San Francisco Caltrain Station to Fisherman’s Wharf.  

San Francisco’s Fleet Week includes a parade of naval ships, tours of vessels, and, of course, aerial shows from the world-famous Blue Angels flight exhibition team. As part of the event, a series of free concerts and other exhibits will take place across the city. For more details check out the 2022 Fleet Week schedule. 

Know Before You Go 

Here are some things you should know before you go:  

For a contactless experience use the Caltrain Mobile app or use your phone to pay with Clipper. Tickets aren't sold onboard. Caltrain is a proof-of-payment system. Customers without a valid ticket are subject to citation.  

Check out these tips to save money and time: 

COVID Precautions 

Face coverings are recommended on Caltrain and at Caltrain stations and facilities.  

Alcohol Policy 

Caltrain reminds customers that open alcoholic beverages are prohibited on the trains beginning at 9 p.m. on special event days and nights.