Amtrak Capitol Corridor

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The Capitol Corridor is an Amtrak rail line connecting the San Francisco Bay Area to Sacramento and Auburn.

Route and Stations

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Schedules

Full train schedule with feeder bus connections (PDF)

Fares

Fare chart (PDF)

One way and round trip tickets

One way and round trip tickets may be purchased online, at ticket counters or QuikTrak machines, which is valid for travel within one year. If boarding at a station without a ticket counter, you can purchase a ticket onboard from a conductor without surcharge.

National Amtrak discounts can be applied on one way and round trip fares.

A government issued photo ID is required to purchase a ticket at the counter and to travel on the train.

Online one way and round trip ticket purchase

10-ride tickets and monthly pass

Capitol Corridors offers 10 ride tickets valid within 45 days, as well as unlimited use monthly tickets. Both can be purchased online, at ticket counters or at a QuikTrak machine.

Online 10 tide and monthly ticket purchase

A government issued photo ID is required to purchase a ticket at the counter and to travel on the train.

Transfers to local transit

Passengers can request a free Transit Transfer (or two for a return trip) from a conductor that provides a free ride to many local transit systems:

In addition, passengers can buy discounted $10 BART tickets for $8 at the cafe car.

Amenities

Capitol Corridor is an intercity service. The trains feature cafe cars where beverages and snacks are sold. This train does not provide checked baggage service.

Bicycle access

Most cars have a rack on the lower level that can accommodate 3 bicycles. You will need to provide your own bungee cord to secure your bike.