Located in the urban heart of San Francisco's SoMa district, The Moscone Center is easily accessible by transit.
BART offers fast, convenient regional service and MUNI Metro provides light rail service throughout the City. To reach Moscone North & South, take BART or MUNI to Montgomery or Powell station. To reach Moscone West, take BART or MUNI to Powell station.
Caltrain offers a frequent schedule into the nearby station at 4th & Townsend Streets. All of these stations are within a few minutes' walk of The Moscone Center.
Ferries offer transport between San Francisco and cities located across the San Francisco Bay's waters. The San Francisco Bay Ferry provides weekday, weekend, holiday, and seasonal services to nine terminal locations around the Bay including Alameda, Oakland, and Vallejo. From San Francisco's Ferry Terminal riders can connect to surface and subway options taking them to The Moscone Center.
San Francisco has an incredible network of bike lanes for those traveling from within the City. To help you find these please visit the SFMTA Bike Network map.
The Moscone Center does not offer on-site parking.
No parking is permitted in the South Driveway (loading & unloading only), in the North or West Cutouts, at the curbs, on the ramps, docks, or any other areas within The Moscone Center.
Access for emergency vehicles must remain clear at all times.
Any unauthorized vehicles parked in The Moscone Center are subject to towing at the owners expense, immediately and without notice. Repeated parking by the same unauthorized vehicles may result in that person being unable to work at the facility for future events.
Several publicly owned parking garages offering more than 7,000 parking spaces for event attendees and partners surround The Moscone Center. We recommend the parking garage on 5th and Mission, as they are open 24/7. For more information, please click here. For more information on convenient parking and transit options follow this link: Directions and Parking for The Moscone Center.
The event shall be presented in accordance with applicable public health conditions as of the date of the event and which may change at any time as determined by federal, state or local government agencies or instrumentalities, artists or the promoter; such requirements may include, without limitation, changes to capacity, attendance procedures and attendance requirements, such as proof of vaccination and/or negative COVID-19 test, and other protective measures such as requiring attendees to wear face coverings. If any ticket holder does not comply with any laws, mandates, health orders or directives, promoter or event terms, conditions or rules, then the promoter or event operator may refuse admission to the event or require the ticket holder to leave the venue and such ticket holder will not be entitled to a refund.
COVID-19 is an extremely contagious disease that can lead to severe illness and death. There is an inherent and elevated risk of exposure to COVID-19 in any public place or place where people are present and there is no guarantee, express or implied, that those attending the festival will not be exposed to COVID-19.
All attendees agree to follow event policies (including health and safety policies) and posted instructions while at the event. All attendees should evaluate their risk in determining whether to attend the festival. By entering the festival, attendees voluntarily assume all risks related to exposure to viruses (including, without limitation, COVID-19) and confirm that they will adhere to federal, state and local mandates and/or any quarantine or isolation recommendations.
Security and safety are of utmost importance. We work hand in hand with law enforcement and public safety agencies to help ensure the safety of our events. Because of those very same concerns, we are unable to publicly comment on detailed, specific actions which are taken. You will notice safety measures upon your arrival such as dog sweeps, bag checks, and walk-through metal detectors (magnetometers, open gates or evolve systems) for all attendees, staff, and performers.
Please note that we will implement safety screenings upon entry. Please arrive early and note the Prohibited Items list. Prohibited items will be refused upon entry and must be returned to the patron’s vehicle or disposed of by the patron.
In the event of an emergency, information may be relayed on the video screens, over the audio system, and/or through mobile notifications via SMS.
If you, or a friend, require medical assistance please locate your nearest medical tent or alert a staff member. And remember: if you see something, say something. Flag down any staff member or public safety official if you notice something that doesn’t seem quite right.
Goldenvoice and Moscone Center are committed to creating a safe, comfortable, and family-friendly experience for our guests. The following actions may result in ejection from the event:
Venue doors are at 6pm, show will start at 6pm
This event is 18+. You must be 18 on the day(s) you plan to attend
A valid government-issued photo ID is required for entry. Expired ID will not be accepted for entry. Mobile Driver’s license will NOT be accepted at this time. No one under the age of 18 will be allowed entry into the event even if accompanied by an individual 18 years of age or older.
COPES OR PICTURES OF ID WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.
You can purchase your tickets here
Our tickets are delivered via AXS Mobile. Please be sure to download the AXS app using the email address associated with your purchase. Still can’t find your tickets? Please reach out to your point of purchase.
For further information on Accessible Seating, please reach out to adafestivals@goldenvoice.com
Sorry, we do not offer refunds. You can resell your tickets using our AXS mobile app.
Moscone Center is a cashless venue. Major credit cards will be accepted. Contactless payment solutions and contactless cards will also be accepted.
There will not be coat check available, but we will have lockers available for purchase. Please click here for more info.
Yes, please check back closer to the event for specific location.
Yes, there will be a variety of concession stands.
All transportation info can be found here
Yes, please check back closer to the event for specific locations.
The closest parking garage can be found HERE.
Goldenvoice advises patrons not to bring any bags to its festival, as all bags, backpacks, and other carriers are prohibited from entering its events with the following exceptions (in each case, after passing inspection):
Before entering the event, please make sure all medications are properly labeled. Names on prescriptions must match you government-issued ID. Notify a security guard at the entrance and the medical stand onsite will assist with medication verification and/or storage of medications.
Yes, Nalaxone is permitted for personal use. For resources on overdose prevention in San Francisco, click HERE.
Yes. BYOP (bring your own pump) to our medical locations. We will provide power for electric pumps as well as washing stations (non-portable) with soap and sanitizing wipes. We are unable to provide refrigeration, but you may bring a soft-bodied cooler or bag, 11.5x6.5x8.5” or smaller with your pump, cold packs, and empty bottles. No glass bottles permitted.
In addition to the list below, any item deemed inappropriate by festival personnel will not be allowed into the venue/festival and must be either returned to your vehicle or disposed (as appropriate).
* In the event of a medical emergency, please go to a medical tent or find a festival staff member with a radio.
Need more info? Email us at:
info@goldenvoice.com
Our customer service team will respond as soon as they are able to.
Ticketing questions? Email us at:
sfticketsupport@goldenvoice.com
Or visit the Guest Services table upon arrival.
For any accessibility related questions, email us at:
adafestivals@goldenvoice.com