Capitol Corridor is planning updates to its train schedule, and we want to hear from you! Whether you’re a daily commuter, occasional traveler, or haven’t been on the train in a while, your input will be incredibly valuable. Please consider taking a few minutes to complete our Travel Patterns & Schedule Survey and help us better understand how, when, and where you travel.
Your response’s will directly inform our efforts to:
Optimize train schedules to ensure they better match real-world travel needs, especially during peak hours
Improve overall service by identifying gaps and inefficiencies for a more reliable experience.
Enhance accessibility and convenience by removing barriers and expanding train travel as more viable options for everyone.
Complete the survey by July 31st 2025, and you’ll be entered to win one of ten $50 gift cards!
Solano County is a hidden gem in Northern California, offering a little bit of everything for locals and visitors alike. From charming downtown areas and scenic waterfronts to delightful dessert shops and family-friendly attractions, there’s no shortage of ways to enjoy your time here. We’ve got you covered with some must-see spots and things to do that will make your visit memorable.
First things, first – Hop on a Capitol Corridor train to Suisun/Fairfield station.
Walk a few steps to the It’s-It Ice Cream Outlet and grab one of their famous ice cream sandwiches to beat the heat. The first It’s-It was created in San Francisco by George Whitney in 1928, when he placed a scoop of vanilla ice cream in between two oatmeal cookies and dipped it in dark chocolate. Whitney called his creation “IT.” Now, It’s-It products are sold across the country!
Stroll the Suisun Marina and see the Suisun City Harbor Lighthouse
Take a leisurely stroll down to Suisun Marina, where the gentle breeze, sparkling waters, and peaceful atmosphere make it a perfect stop for visitors and locals alike. As you walk along the waterfront promenade, you’ll be treated to stunning views of boats bobbing in the harbor.
One place to see here is the Suisun City Harbor Lighthouse—a charming, modern-day beacon that adds character to the waterfront. Built in 2007, the lighthouse plays an important role in guiding boats safely into the harbor. With its classic design and serene setting, the lighthouse has quickly become a symbol of the city and a favorite backdrop for photos, especially at sunset. Whether you’re here for a quiet moment by the water or just soaking in the shoreline vibes, the Suisun Marina and its lighthouse are not to be missed.
Take a quick rideshare to the Jelly Belly Factory in Fairfield for a fun and flavorful experience. Choose between a guided tour (advance reservation required) or a self-guided option that takes you along a ¼-mile elevated walkway. From there, enjoy a bird’s-eye view of the factory floor, interactive exhibits, and games that walk you through the candy-making process.
It’s a sweet stop for all ages—tickets are just $8 for adults, $4 for kids 3–17, and free for children under Don’t forget to check out the gift shop for unique Jelly Belly flavors and souvenirs!
Grizzly Waters Kayaking
Head to the waters of the Suisun Slough with Grizzly Waters Kayaking, named after the Grizzly Island Wildlife Area that is located in the Suisun Estuary. This fun and adventurous class keeps people outside and active. Grizzly Waters Kayaking features kayaking, paddleboarding, guided tours, lessons, rentals and more! Reservations are required in advanced.
These are just a few activities to get you started here in Solano County. You may even find another place that catches your eye while visiting the area. Adventuring in Solano County just got a whole lot easier with Capitol Corridor!
Due to the annual San Francisco Pride Parade event, connecting bus service between Emeryville and San Francisco will be suspended for the entire day on Sunday, June 29, 2025.
Passengers are advised to transfer to BART’s Red Line at Richmond Station towards San Francisco.
Soccer/fútbol fans – the excitement of the 2025 CONCACAF Gold Cup Knockout Stage is coming to the Bay Area! Capitol Corridor has you covered with special train service for the semifinal match at Levi’s® Stadium on Wednesday, July 2, 2025. Catch top teams like USA, Mexico, Panama, Canada, and more as they compete for a spot in the final match.
Getting to Levi’s® Stadium Leave the traffic and parking hassle behind by riding with us. Hop on Capitol Corridor and ride to the Santa Clara – Great America station, located just a 5-minute walk from Levi’s® Stadium.
To make sure you don’t miss a moment, we’re offering late-night return service on game day. After the final whistle, you’ll be able to get back home comfortably and safely. Please plan to arrive at the station at least 15 minutes before your departure time and always stay behind the yellow line on the platform.
CONCACAF Gold Cup Special Train Schedule Fan Fest opens in Faithful Mile at 3:30PM and Levi’s® Stadium gates open at 5PM. The match is expected to end at 9:00PM.
Santa Clara – Great America (GAC) station arrivals and departures:
Date
Show Start
Show End (estimated)
Westbound Train and Arrival (to GAC)
Eastbound Train and Departure (to Sacramento)
Wednesday, 7/2
7:00pm
9:00pm
Train 543 arrives GAC at 4:31PM
Train 550 departs GAC at 9:30PM
Please note: Eastbound Train 544 is cancelled.
If you’re traveling with Capitol Corridor for the first time, be sure to check out our First-Time Rider Guide. It has everything you need to know about routes, schedules, buying tickets, and more. To make things even easier, book your tickets in advance, and don’t forget to explore ourFriends & Family discount.
Make the Most of Your Ride Capitol Corridor is your pre-game party on rails! Get into the Gold Cup spirit before you even reach the stadium:
Free Wi-Fi lets you stream match previews, check out team lineups, or catch highlights from earlier games in the tournament.
Plug in with power outlets at every seat, perfect for keeping your phone charged for live posting, goal celebrations, and photos.
Swing by the Café Car to fuel up with snacks, meals, and drinks as you rep your team and get game-day ready.
With restrooms onboard, you can arrive at Levi’s® Stadium feeling refreshed and focused on the match ahead.
Oakland, CA – June 19, 2025 — The Capitol Corridor Joint Powers Authority (CCJPA) Board of Directors has voted to advance the Link21 Program as a standard-gauge rail project and will assume responsibility for the program’s day-to-day management, in coordination with the California State Transportation Agency (CalSTA). This milestone follows the BART Board’s vote last week to support the same direction, signaling a unified commitment to a more connected and modern rail network for Northern California.
“Taking on the day-to-day management of Link21 positions Capitol Corridor to ensure strong regional coordination, local engagement, and program momentum,” said Rob Padgette, Managing Director of CCJPA. “We are honored to help move this visionary project forward in partnership with BART, CalSTA, and many other regional and state partners.”
At the center of Link21 is a new transbay rail crossing between Oakland and San Francisco, which will improve mobility, increase rail capacity, and support statewide connectivity with zero-emission passenger trains. The decision to use standard-gauge tracks—compatible with most regional and intercity rail systems—aligns with California’s long-term vision for an integrated, statewide passenger rail network.
In the coming years, CCJPA and its partners will define a proposed project for the new crossing, advance environmental review, and continue public engagement and technical analysis. A funding and implementation strategy will also be developed in collaboration with state and federal agencies, including pursuing support through the Federal Railroad Administration’s Corridor Identification and Development (Corridor ID) Program.
Link21 is included in major regional and statewide plans, including the California State Rail Plan and Plan Bay Area 2050. The program aims to transform travel throughout the Northern California Megaregion by expanding rail options, reducing emissions, and strengthening economic connections.
About CCJPA and Capitol Corridor® Managed by the Capitol Corridor Joint Powers Authority (CCJPA), the Capitol Corridor is an intercity rail service connecting Northern California’s most economically dynamic regions, from Sacramento to Silicon Valley, including major hubs like San Francisco, Oakland, and Berkeley. Serving more than one million passengers annually, Capitol Corridor offers a reliable and comfortable alternative to driving on congested freeways. For more information, visit www.capitolcorridor.org.
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