Types of Tickets
Please note: Effective April 1, 2025, there will be a fare change affecting the ten-ride pass. Notable updates include:
- Reduced fares for short-distance trips (under 50 miles) across single-ride, student (6-ride), and 10-ride tickets.
- Longer-distance 10-ride/6-ride fares, and all monthly pass fares will see a modest 3% increase.
- All single-ride tickets will have a minimum fare as low as $5, while 10-ride and 6-ride tickets will have a minimum fare as low as $4 per ride.
- No direct changes to Emeryville-San Francisco bus fares, some increases to multi-ride ticket fares to Emeryville will result in a fare adjustment for this route as well.
One-Way or Round-Trip
These tickets are good for one-way or
round-trip travel between two stations.
Monthly Unlimited
Monthly tickets are
sold at a discounted fare and allow for unlimited rides between the stations
listed on the ticket, or any station in between. They are valid during and
expire at the end of the calendar month in which they are issued and may not be
prorated.
Ten-Ride (90-Day)
Ten-ride tickets are sold at a discounted fare and
are valid for 10 one-way rides within a 90-day period between the stations
listed on the ticket, or any station in between. Any tickets not used within
the 90-day period are forfeited; they may not be extended or credited towards
another ticket
Group Travel
Groups of 20 or more are eligible for our Group Travel Program.
Visit our Ticket Page for more information and purchasing.
Since Capitol Corridor trains are unreserved, passengers can
use a rail ticket at any time, provided it’s within a year of the original
travel date indicated on the ticket. If the alternate travel itinerary is more
expensive, the higher fare will be charged. Other restrictions may apply to
promotional offers, and passengers should refer to the terms and conditions of
the offer.
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