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Ride Transit to the Championship PArade!

The Valkyries Championship Parade is Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2026, from 12 - 2 p.m. The parade will travel along the Embarcadero, starting at the Ferry Building and ending at King and Second streets.

Take the train, bus or ferry to skip the hassle of traffic and parking, and get to the celebrations stress-free and at a low cost. 

Visit 511.org for more details on transit options and service changes.

Map showing transit options for getting to the parade.

Paying for Your Ride

The Bay Area’s transit agencies accept contactless credit and debit cards for adult fare payment in addition to existing plastic Clipper cards and mobile Clipper cards in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet.  

The 'tap-and-ride' feature that allows riders to use a contactless bank card for fare payment includes mobile cards as well as traditional plastic credit or debit cards.  

'Tap-and-ride' is expected to be a big time-saver for Bay Area visitors as well as residents who can now use their contactless bank cards to board buses, trains and ferries with no registration or setup process required. Each person needs their own card or mobile device for payment. 

All Aboard Bay Area Transit

Every day, people everywhere are on the move. Bay Area transit ridership is up in 2026, and agencies have new initiatives to improve safety, cleanliness and reliability.

Whether you are going to work or going to school, seeing friends and family, or just running errands, the Bay Area’s buses, ferries and trains will get you where you want to go. We have the connections to get you across town, across counties or across the bay. 

Please visit the Transit Agencies and Service Information page for the latest info from each transit provider. 

Coordinating for You

Bay Area transit agencies, along with state and local elected officials, advocates for people with disabilities, business and labor groups, and transit and social justice advocates, approved a 27-point Transit Transformation Action Plan to re-shape the Bay Area’s transit system into a more connected, more efficient, and more user-focused network across the entire Bay Area. Learn more.