SAN FRANCISCO, CA — For the third week in a row, Golden Gate Park is hosting a major live music event. First, it was Dead & Company, and then came Outside Lands. This Friday, Zach Bryan, with special guests Kings of Leon, Turnpike Troubadours and Noeline Hofmann, will perform at the park’s Polo Field.Concertgoers are urged to ditch their cars for in favor of alternative transportation due to limited parking.“We highly recommend using alternative transportation options like event shuttles, rideshares, Muni,...
SAN FRANCISCO, CA — For the third week in a row, Golden Gate Park is hosting a major live music event. First, it was Dead & Company, and then came Outside Lands. This Friday, Zach Bryan, with special guests Kings of Leon, Turnpike Troubadours and Noeline Hofmann, will perform at the park’s Polo Field.
Concertgoers are urged to ditch their cars for in favor of alternative transportation due to limited parking.
“We highly recommend using alternative transportation options like event shuttles, rideshares, Muni, BART, walking, scooters, or bikes as the smoothest and most stress-free way to get to the shows,” concert officials said.
“Doors” open at 1:30 p.m. Friday, with the concert getting underway at 3 p.m., according to concert officials.
Planning on an early exit from work to catch the show? Here are some transportation options:
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) announced Thursday that Muni service will be expanded for the concert. Details of which are available here.
There will also be taxi stands, passenger loading zones near the entrances, and an active transportation hub at the event itself, which will include bike parking as well as bike and scooter-share services, according to SFMTA.
There are three shuttle passes: local (Downtown SF – Bill Graham Civic Auditorium) for $27.50; park & ride (South of SF – Cow Palace) for $42.50, and regional (Sacramento). The “regional” pass is sold out as of Thursday, though there’s a waitlist.
VIP parking at the event is also sold out.
“We STRONGLY recommend that you do not drive to the event,” stated Golden Gate Park Concert officials. “Parking is extremely limited in the surrounding neighborhoods, reserved for residents, and strictly enforced.”
For those planning on riding a bike, there will be free self-park bicycle parking areas located around the event site. Bike parking is available during event hours.
Additional “What to Know Before You Go” concert information is available here.
To purchase tickets to the concert, go here.