Note: The re-route description for the 38 Geary / 38R Geary Rapid route has been updated below.

Commuters, residents and Super Bowl fans who use Muni’s surface routes in the Financial District and South of Market neighborhoods may see temporary re-routes and stop re-locations for Super Bowl City from January 23 to February 12.

In today’s post, we’ll explain the details of the transit impacts expected during San Francisco’s two Super Bowl 50 events: Super Bowl City and the NFL Experience. Look for more posts soon with details on getting around during the Super Bowl events by walking, bicycling, and more. (See our post on auto traffic detours, and check our Super Bowl 50 page for the latest transportation information. Event details can be found on the Super Bowl 50 Host Committee site.)

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