Stations

Stations

The Capitol Corridor has both staffed and unstaffed stations along our route. Staffed stations have agents available to personally assist with ticket purchases, customer service needs, and questions. Restrooms, bike storage, and other amenities are available at many staffed stations. While unstaffed stations do not have agents, most have Quik-Trak ticketing kiosks. For a full list of amenities by station, please visit the Stations page of our website.

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Information on parking at Capitol Corridor stations.

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      Conductors may check anyone’s government-issued photo ID and ticket. At the discretion of the Federal Transportation Security Administration (TSA), police officers may conduct random passenger ticket and identification checks on board trains. ...

    • Lost Ticket

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      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 ...