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24 Mar, 9 tweets, 4 min read
Attention @Athletics fans! For Opening Day and future home games at the Oakland Coliseum, BART will be providing extra trains after BART closes service to take fans departing night games back home.

For full information, please visit bart.gov/news/articles/…
For Opening Day, April 1, BART will offer a one-time-only special service plan: One train per BART route will be standing by once the game ends (Berryessa, Dublin, Millbrae, Richmond-Antioch riders should board Richmond train and transfer to an Antioch train at MacArthur)
Reason for Opening Day's unique service plan is because @Athletics Opening Day game begins at 7:07 pm, later than future 2021 season home games at 6:40 pm.

For Opening Day: There will be no other trains that run between the last scheduled trains and the extra event trains.
After Opening Day, future 2021 @Athletics home games (6:40pm start time) BART will provide one extra batch of trains. These trains are timed to allow fans to stay the average length of a 9-inning game.

BART will not hold trains any longer than extra event train schedule below.
LAST NORTHBOUND TRAINS FOR @Athletics HOME GAMES:

-9:33pm Richmond-bound (scheduled)
-9:36pm Daly City-bound (scheduled)
-10:18pm SF/Millbrae-bound (extra)
-10:21pm Richmond-bound (extra)

An extra Antioch-bound train will meet the 10:21pm Richmond train at 10:38 at MacArthur
LAST SOUTHBOUND TRAINS FOR @Athletics HOME GAMES:

-10:14pm Berryessa-bound (scheduled)
-10:22pm Dublin/Pleasanton-bound (extra)
Q: What about games which go extra innings?

A: BART will not hold trains any longer than the added event train schedule outlined below, even if games go later. The trains are timed to allow fans to stay the average length of a 9-inning game.
Q: What about Giants games from Oracle Park?

A: The location of Oracle Park prevents us from being able to provide extended service after Giants games at this time.
Full information on the last BART trains for @Athletics home games are provided at bart.gov/news/articles/…

Plan ahead and accordingly using the BART Trip Planner at bart.gov/planner or using the Official BART App in both iOS and Android.

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Happy Monday, Bay Area!

BART continues to provide weekly train car loading charts on bart.gov/crowding & social media. The charts provide a snapshot of what riders can expect on-board trains this week.

Yellow & Blue lines for 2/8/21-2/12/21 ImageImageImageImage
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