Business Center — TripTel Business Center offers a variety of services including mobile phone rentals, copying, faxing, etc. Location: International Terminal, Main Hall. Hours: AM — PM. Information Desk — If you have any questions, visit on the airport information desks for assistance. Locations: throughout the terminals. Spa — Manicures, pedicures, facials, massages and more are available at XpresSpa. Hours vary by location but generally they are open by AM — PM.
Volunteers assist passengers with general airport and destination queries to assisting with situations such as transportation assistance, lost or stolen money, wiring money, emergency housing, etc. Traveller Services — The Airport Travel Agency provides notary services, passport photos, copying, and more. Workstations — Charge your laptop, phone etc, free of charge. Available throughout the airport. The studios comes equipped with complimentary practice mats.
Movie and Portable Entertainment rentals — InMotion Entertainment offers electronics, accessories, movie and game rentals for your trip or extended stay at the airport. There are 3 locations:. Museum — There are 40 exhibitions showcasing cultural, art , historical and scientific topics. Outdoor Terrace — Watch the planes take off and land from the outdoor terrace. Keep in mind that TSA, airline check-in and baggage drop hours vary according to the flight schedule. Check these hours with your airline.
If you are in the public area of the terminal landside you will not be able to get through to the secure area of the terminal airside until the morning. The TSA security screening checkpoint hours vary according to boarding areas:. Alternatively you can also take a taxi which should take approximately minutes. For routes, fares and schedules, go to the SamTrans website. Off-site car rental agencies provide a free shuttle. Most counters are open 24 hours, with the exception of Enterprise which operates from AM — AM.
Several area hotels offer free airport shuttle service as a convenience for their guests. Contact your hotel of choice for shuttle service availability and information. Both lines run in intervals as frequent as every 4 minutes.
AirTrain stations and trains are fully wheelchair-accessible. To reach the long-term parking facilities, take one of the free SFO shuttle buses from the terminals. Buses run every 5 — 15 minutes. Services are pre-booked online or via smartphone app. Contact your service provider of choice for rates and information.
Several companies offer shared ride service to and from SFO. Reservations are not required for service from the airport, but strongly suggested, especially for rides after PM. Rides to the airport, however, must always be pre-booked. Uniformed taxi coordinators are available on hand from AM — AM to assist passengers with questions or locate a wheelchair-accessible taxi for passengers who request one. For further information, visit the CalTrain website.
This guide is for informational purposes only to assist with your planning. All information, including rates and hours, are subject to change at any time without notice. We are not representatives of any of the above mentioned service providers.
The study will consider transit, bike and pedestrian connections and opportunities for new housing construction surrounding the new station. Another series of workshops on Nov. The study will be completed by the end of this year, at which point planners will submit a recommendation for approval by various government agencies.
The Southeast Rail Station Study is just one piece in a complex tangle of plans for the train tracks running along the eastern side of The City. In addition to the new station in the Bayview, transportation planners are studying options for a new station at or near the current 22nd Street Station in Dogpatch, which could be disrupted by a proposed tunnel for the rail line.
That second station could be near the current location at 22nd Street just south at Cesar Chavez Street or just north at Mariposa Street. A map shows potential new transit station locations.
Courtesy San Francisco Planning Department. Building a new station in Dogpatch or Potrero Hill would be done in conjunction with a massive infrastructure project known as the Pennsylvania Avenue Extension that would bury the existing train tracks between approximately 22nd Street and the current Caltrain terminus at Fourth and King streets, thus eliminating street crossings at 16th Street and Mission Bay Boulevard.
Looking for a different adventure? Please note Use of geocaching. When train travel first came to San Francisco the station was in a different part of town and was owned by the San Francisco - San Jose Railroad.
When the railroad was built it was in competition with the stagecoach companies that traveled between San Francisco and San Jose along El Camino Real. To log this cache enter a log and email me these 3 numbers: How many 2 faced clocks are at the station?
How many tracks can you board from? When was the Time Capsule put in? As usual don't answer the questions in your log entry even if they are encoded.
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