Alameda/Oakland Ferry
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| Waterway | San Francisco Bay |
|---|---|
| Transit type | passenger ferry |
| No. of lines | 1 |
| No. of terminals | 5 |
Alameda / Oakland Ferry is a public-transit ferry service connecting Alameda and Oakland, California, United States, with San Francisco via the San Francisco Bay. The City of Alameda local government, which runs the public service together with the Port of Oakland, contracts the privately-run Blue & Gold Fleet to provide the service.[1]
In October 2007, State of California legislation (SB 976) initiated a State acquisition of Alameda / Oakland Ferry service, which would be overseen by the San Francisco Bay Area Water Emergency Transportation Authority.[2]
Service is provided from Jack London Square and the Alameda Ferry Terminal to the Ferry Building, Pier 39, AT&T Park, and Angel Island[3]
References
- ^ Alameda / Oakland Ferry: "What to Know"
- ^ "Q&A: Emergency Needs Prompt Ferry Changes," San Francisco Bay Crossings October 2007.
- ^ East Bay Ferries homepage, access date July 19, 2008
Stop locations
- Gateway Center, 2991 Main Street, Alameda
- Clay Street Terminal, 530 Water Street, Jack London Square, Oakland
- Ferry Building, San Francisco
- Pier 41, Fisherman's Wharf, San Francisco
- Angel Island Ferry Terminal