For the second consecutive year, all rides on Vine services during BottleRock (Friday through Sunday) will be free, if you’re going to the concert or if you’re just getting around the region, agency officials announced.
Vine Transit is offering free rides and extending its hours for local routes and express service to BART for BottleRock, they said. Local shuttle services will also be free, but will operate standard weekend hours.
This is also the second consecutive year Vine has extended its local service hours to accommodate late-night riders leaving the concert.
Vine Transit is able to offer late-night rides this year, as a public service to the community, because of the generous contributions of the Napa Valley Vintners and BottleRock, officials said.
For service and route information, visit www.vinetransit.com/general/routes-schedules
• Service in the City of Napa: Routes 1- 8
• Service between Napa and Calistoga: Route 10
• Service between Vallejo and Napa: Route 11
• Service to BART: Route 29
• American Canyon Shuttle
• Yountville Trolley
• St. Helena Shuttle
• Calistoga Shuttle
“All routes lead to Napa Valley’s transit hub, the Soscol Gateway Transit Center, across the street from BottleRock.
For help planning your trip, call customer service at (707) 251-2800. Riders can also download the MyStop smartphone app for iOs and Android systems for real-time bus information.
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