SFMTA Launches Muni Goal Rush, Extends Service for 4 Late-World Cup Matches
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Updated · Mission Local · Jun 11
SFMTA Launches Muni Goal Rush, Extends Service for 4 Late-World Cup Matches
2 articles · Updated · Mission Local · Jun 11
Summary
Muni Goal Rush launches June 11, letting fans collect transit stamps at World Cup events and enter to win prizes.
SFMTA is also extending service past midnight for the Bay Area’s four late-night matches, adding bus shuttles from Fourth and King to Union Square with stops along the 45 Union-Stockton route.
The transit push comes as the Bay Area prepares to host six World Cup matches from June 13 to July 1 during the tournament’s expanded 48-team, 104-match format.
San Francisco is pairing the service boost with free public watch parties and fan marches, while more than 100 bars and restaurants are expected to join World Cup festivities citywide.