How much is the BART train from SFO airport to Union Square?

You can take a BART train from the airport to the Powell St. station, which is located just a few blocks from Union Square. The trip takes approximately 30 minutes and trains run every 15 minutes during peak hours. The cost of a one-way ticket from SFO to Powell St. is $9.65.



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Transit Saves You Money The average BART fare is approximately $3.96. For the same price as one year of car ownership, you could take nearly 3,000 average trips on BART – or about seven trips a day. Use our Fare Calculator to determine the exact cost of your trip.

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Luggage may be stowed under your seat or held in your lap.

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There is a one-time $3 fee to purchase a plastic Clipper card from a BART station vending machine. Vending machines accept all U.S. coins and dollar bills (excluding $50 and $100 bills).

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Beginning November 30, 2023, paper tickets will no longer be accepted at BART. This change is occurring as BART begins to roll out new state of the art fare gates which will not accept paper tickets and as Clipper prepares for the launch of the next generation of Clipper.

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Can two people use the same card at the same time? No, every rider needs their own card or device (phone or watch) to pay for fares.

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All BART Stations have Clipper vending machines which accept cash, credit cards and debit cards as payment. You can add cash value to Clipper cards at all BART ticket machines.

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You can bring your lunch or groceries onto a train, just please don't eat it, he said. BART has a no eating or drinking policy in the Paid Areas in an effort to keep the trains and stations as clean as possible.

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Wearing a well fitted masks over your mouth and nose is encouraged. Masks are no longer mandatory. The BART Board of Directors at its meeting on Thursday night approved a new resolution on masks that is triggered by whether public health officials are requiring indoor masking in their jurisdictions.

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