Chase Center

• Driving & Parking
  Approaching from the North: Take I-80 West toward the Bay Bridge, and take the 5th Street exit south. Turn left onto 5th St, which transitions into Marina Blvd / Terry A. Francois Blvd heading south along the water. Turn right onto Warriors Way. Approaching from the South: Take I-280 North and take the Mariposa Street exit heading east. Turn left onto Third Street, then a right onto 16th Street, or continue east to Terry A. Francois Blvd to approach from the waterfront side. Mercedes-Benz Garage / Chase Center Garage: Accessible via 99 Warriors Way (approaching from the north) or 390 16th Street (approaching from the south).
• Public Transit
  Muni Metro rail is the absolute best way to access Chase Center. A valid event ticket functions as a free Muni fare pass on event days.
  • Muni Metro Train
    The T-Third Street Line: This is the direct light rail line servicing the arena. It drops fans off right at the front steps at the UCSF/Chase Center Station (16th Street) platform. The "S Shuttle Mission Bay" (Special Event Trains): On event days, SFMTA runs supplementary high-frequency special event trains designated with "S Shuttle Mission Bay" head signs. These run roughly every 10 minutes between Chinatown-Rose Pak and Chase Center. BART Connection: Take BART from anywhere in the Bay Area into downtown San Francisco. Exit at Powell Station, walk through the underground concourse to connect to the Union Square/Market Street Muni station, and board the T-Third or S Shuttle south to the arena.
  • Bus Lines
    Route 78X- 16th Street Arena Express: The most critical event bus route. It provides a rapid, direct express shuttle service between the 16th St. Mission BART Station and Chase Center. Route 22 Fillmore: Provides direct daily cross-town service terminating right by the arena and runs on its standard regular schedule. Route 15 Bayview Hunters Point Express: A highly efficient bus line that runs right along 3rd Street, dropping off directly at the arena plaza.
• Rideshare
  Primary Drop-Off Zones: The most common curbside drop-off area is located along the designated white curbs on Terry A. Francois Blvd (the waterfront side of the arena).

Thrive City surrounding the arena has restaurants and bars, and the adjacent Dogpatch and Mission Bay neighborhoods add more options. Downtown SF and the Mission District are a short ride away.

Bars & Restaurants

• Harmonic Brewing Thrive City
  A craft brewery taproom directly at Thrive City, steps from the arena. Harmonic brews creative beers and the location makes it the most convenient pregame beer stop.
• SPARK Social SF
  A food truck park and social space near the arena with rotating food trucks, drinks, and outdoor seating. The casual, open-air vibe is perfect for pregame gathering. Live music and events add to the atmosphere.
• Señor Sisig (SF Thrive City)
  A Filipino-Mexican fusion food truck-turned-restaurant at Thrive City. Their burritos and nachos blend Filipino flavors (sisig) with Mexican format. It's a San Francisco original and a fan favorite.
• Gott’s Roadside
  A California-style gourmet burger stand at Thrive City serving burgers, fish tacos, and shakes. Originally from Napa Valley, the quality is well above typical stadium food.
• The Ramp Restaurant
  A waterfront restaurant and bar on the bayfront. The outdoor patio with bay views, cold beers, and seafood makes it a quintessential SF waterfront experience.
• ATWater Tavern
  A tavern near the arena offering craft beer, cocktails, and pub fare with a focus on local ingredients.
• Dogpatch Saloon
  A neighborhood bar in the Dogpatch area. Cheap drinks, no pretension, and genuine San Francisco dive-bar character.
• MoMo's
  A sports bar and restaurant near Oracle Park (the Giants' ballpark). A popular San Francisco sports bar with solid food and a lively atmosphere.
• Mission Rock Resort
  A waterfront restaurant and bar near the arena offering seafood, cocktails, and bay views. The outdoor patio is a draw on clear days.
• Deli Board
  A beloved San Francisco sandwich shop serving massive, creative sandwiches on fresh bread. The combinations are inventive and the portions are generous.
• Pier 14
  A public pier on the Embarcadero offering panoramic views of the Bay Bridge and the city. A scenic pregame walk along the waterfront.

Neighborhood Attractions

• Mission Rock Resort
  A waterfront restaurant and bar near the arena offering seafood, cocktails, and bay views. The outdoor patio is a draw on clear days.
• Pier 14
  A public pier on the Embarcadero offering panoramic views of the Bay Bridge and the city. A scenic pregame walk along the waterfront.
• Golden Gate Bridge
  San Francisco's most iconic landmark, about 20 minutes from the arena. Walking or biking across the 1.7-mile span offers unforgettable views. Best on clear days fog can obscure everything.
• Alcatraz Island
  The former federal prison in San Francisco Bay, accessible by ferry from Pier 33. Audio tours narrated by former inmates and guards bring the island's history to life. Book tickets well in advance they sell out weeks ahead.

• Seeing Spheres by Olafur Eliasson
  East Entrance Plaza: This is the definitive landmark monument directly outside the arena. It consists of five 15.5-foot-tall polished hydroformed steel globes arranged in a circle facing inward. Each sphere features a massive circular mirror outlined by LED lighting. It is the artist's largest public work in the United States.
• Mayor Ed Lee Bronze Monument
  Directly outside the building, there is a life-sized bronze monument dedicated to the late San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee, who was instrumental in brokering the deal to construct Chase Center and bring the Warriors back to San Francisco.
• Championship Banners
  The Warriors prominently display 7 NBA Championship Banners in the rafters. These account for the entire history of the franchise across three distinct eras.
  • Philadelphia Era: 1947, 1956.
  • Oakland/Golden State Era: 1975, 2015, 2017, 2018.
  • San Francisco/Chase Center Era: 2022
• Retired Numbers
  • #9 Andre Iguodala
  • #13 Wilt Chamberlain
  • #14 Tom Meschery
  • #16 Al Attles
  • #17 Chris Mullin
  • #24 Rick Barry
  • #42 Nate Thurmond
• The Main Concourse Displays
  Glass display cases lining the lower bowl concourse house physical historical memorabilia from the team’s championship runs, including historical sneakers, game-worn jerseys, and replicas of the Larry O'Brien trophies.
• The Chase Center Art Collection
  Adobe Presentation: Throughout the inner hallways and public club lounges, the arena showcases over 100 original museum-quality paintings, 250+ historic franchise photographs, and a dedicated wall featuring over 150 iconic local concert posters donated by Another Planet Entertainment (APE). These capture every major musical act to headline both old Bay Area venues and Chase Center.

• JP Morgan Club (Courtside)
  Ground Level-beneath the lower bowl, accessed via private tunnels: The Ultra-Premium Tier. Exclusively reserved for ticket holders in VIP Rows AA and BB (the absolute front two rows directly on the hardwood).
• Chase Club
  Lower bowl center floor access, serving Numbered Sections 2 through 23: Valid for courtside ticket holders positioned in rows A1 through A5 (rows 3–7 directly behind the baseline VIP rows).
• Cache Creek Club
  East side of the lower concourse, servicing Sections 126 through 129: Premium Sports Bar Vibe. Accessible exclusively to fans holding tickets within those specific lower bowl baselines.
• The Sideline Clubs
  These massive social hubs flank the lower bowl sidelines and provide premium amenities to their respective mid-court sections.
  • United Globe Club
    Sections 101–106: Located on the west sideline, this is one of Chase Center’s largest premium spaces. It is anchored by a massive, centralized rectangular island bar serving curated craft cocktails, fine wine, and high-end local arena fare.
  • Ultra Club
    Sections 113–118: Located on the east sideline, this is Chase Center's only two-story bar. The lower level is built around a striking 100-foot-long continuous bar, while the second tier features open balcony rails providing direct, unobstructed views of the court so fans never miss a play while grabbing drinks.
• Modelo Cantina
  The Upper Deck Perch High above the bowl, accessible via the stairs at Portal 40: Open to all fans in the arena who secure a reservation.
• Premium Luxury Suites & Boxes
  • Courtside Lounges
    Hidden underneath the stands, these private bunkers accommodate 12–16 guests. Designed to mimic Napa Valley wine vaults, they include a private butler, custom multi-course dining, a private wine tasting vault, and 12 luxury seats out in the bowl (Rows 6–9).
  • Club Suites
    The standard mid-level luxury boxes lining the suite ring. They accommodate up to 16 tickets and feature a large communal dining table, a built-in plush sectional sofa lounge, private balconies with leather stadium seats, and a dedicated suite attendant.
  • Acrisure Theater Boxes
    Positioned right along the lower bowl sidelines, these are scaled-down, mini-suites designed for small groups of 4. They feature a private, curtained dining table paired with four plush, extra-wide balcony seats overlooking the court, complete with all-inclusive food and beverage.

• Signature Items
  The food program reflects San Francisco's culinary excellence, chef-driven concepts, local restaurant partnerships, and creative options beyond typical arena fare. Garlic fries (a Bay Area stadium staple), Mission-style burritos, and seafood are highlights.
• Sarap Shop
  Portal 23: Chase Center's premier Filipino comfort food spot. Famous for serving the only curly fries in the entire stadium (their signature Sinigang-spiced curly fries), alongside items like Chicken Lumpia and Mozzarella Sticks served with banana ketchup.
• Tony G’s Pizza
  Portals 11 & 43: Authentic, world-class pizza slices by legendary 13-time World Pizza Champion Tony Gemignani. They also feature rotating flavors of soft-serve ice cream.
• Big Nate’s BBQ
  Portal 11: Classic, slow-smoked Memphis-style barbecue favorites including pulled pork sandos and brisket.Tech Note: This location now features a biometric "Pay-By-Face" quick-checkout kiosk system.
• Bakesale Betty
  Portal 41: The legendary Oakland-born fried chicken sandwich featuring a crispy fried chicken breast topped with a signature spicy, tangy cabbage and jalapeño slaw on a soft bun.
• Tacolicious
  Portal 24: San Francisco neighborhood-style tacos made with fresh ingredients, including their famous pastrami tacos, house-made chips, and fresh salsa.
• City Bistro
  Multiple Portals (Main & Upper Bowls: Upgraded stadium classics and rotating seasonal snacks.
• Swish & Sugar
  Main Concourse: A premium dessert destination combining warm, gooey baked goods with legendary local Mitchell’s Ice Cream. Fans can grab rich brownies, blondie bars, giant warm cookies topped with scoops, and classic root beer floats.
• Nuevos
  Upper Concours A concept bringing bold, soulful, and spicy Mexican cuisine to life. The absolute standouts on the menu are the New Mexico Green Chile & Chicken Quesadilla and the savory Carne Adovada Sopapilla.
• Pure Catch
  Portal 22: Fresh, island-inspired seafood blending coastal vibes with modern flair. They specialize in vibrant, freshly prepared Poke Bowls, crave-worthy Poke Nachos, and crispy Cream Cheese Rangoons.
• Stacked Sandos
  Main Concourse:A high-energy sandwich shop serving up elevated hot sandos. Highlights include a West Coast-inspired Cali Cheesesteak, a Korean Bulgogi Cheesesteak, and a classic French Dip served with au jus.
• Golden State Waffle Co.
  Lower Concourse: Next-level comfort food centered around golden, crispy waffles with bold, sweet-and-savory twists. Signature items include classic Waffle & Fried Chicken and the fiery "Golden Firebird Sando," both topped with candied bacon and rich maple syrup.
• La Ciudad
  Lower Concourse: A vibrant celebration of Latin street food. The menu features street tacos with al pastor chicken or bistecca burnt ends, alongside loaded Latin bowls and crispy rolled taquitos.