Summer Music Festivals Along the Capitol Corridor Route

August 1, 2025

Music festivals have arrived this summer to the Bay Area, and Capitol Corridor is your ticket to the biggest sounds of the season without the stress of traffic or parking. Whether you’re into jazz, funk, soul, rock, or the latest indie hits, you can ride in comfort to two of the summer’s most anticipated festivals: San Jose Jazz Summer Fest and Outside Lands. Grab your friends, your festival fits, and let Capitol Corridor take you there!

San Jose Jazz Summer Fest: August 8–10
The San Jose Jazz Summer Fest returns to Plaza de César Chávez in downtown San Jose for three days of music, dancing, and summer vibes. With 100 performances, you’ll hear everything from jazz and Latin jazz to funk, soul, and blues. This year’s lineup features headliners like Common, Mavis Staples, and PJ Morton, with world-class performances under the summer sun. Between sets, check out local food vendors, craft beer, and shaded spaces to cool down.

Getting There
Ride Capitol Corridor to San Jose Diridon station. From there, hop on VTA Light Rail for a 10-minute trip to Paseo de San Antonio station, just a 5-minute walk from the festival grounds at Plaza de César Chávez.

Outside Lands: August 9–11Outside Lands Stage with crowd
Photo courtesy of Alive Coverage/Outside Lands

Ready for Tyler, the Creator, Hozier, Doja Cat, and more at Golden Gate Park? This year, Outside Lands returns with its signature blend of music, art, food, and Northern California magic. Across multiple stages, you’ll catch everything from chart-topping headliners to indie discoveries, all while enjoying local culinary favorites, drinks, and immersive art for the ultimate Bay Area festival experience.

Getting There
Take Capitol Corridor to Richmond station, where you can connect directly to BART’s Red Line into San Francisco to Embarcadero BART station. From there, hop on Muni N Judah Line to Golden Gate Park and you’ll be ready for the magic of Outside Lands!

Ready to ride? Plan your trip at capitolcorridor.org and make this summer’s festivals the most memorable yet. 

Ride Capitol Corridor to See Morgan Wallen at Levi’s® Stadium August 1 & 2!

July 16, 2025

Calling all country music fans, Morgan Wallen is bringing his 2025 “I’m the Problem Tour to Levi’s® Stadium for two massive nights featuring special guests Miranda Lambert, Brooks & Dunn, and Anne Wilson! Capitol Corridor is providing special train service on Friday, August 1, and Saturday, August 2, 2025, so you can arrive fresh and ready to jam.  

Getting to Levi’s® Stadium
Getting there is part of the experience! Capitol Corridor drops you off at Santa Clara – Great America station, just a 5-minute walk to Levi’s® Stadium.

To make sure you don’t miss a moment of Morgan Wallen live, we’re offering a special late-night return train after each concert. Please arrive at the station at least 15 minutes before your departure time and always stay behind the yellow line on the platform. 

Morgan Wallen Concert Special Train Schedule
Santa Clara – Great America (GAC) station arrivals and departures

Date Show Start Show End (estimated) Westbound Train and Arrival (to GAC) Eastbound Train and Departure (to Sacramento)
Friday, 8/1 6:00pm 11:00pm Train 543 arrives GAC at 4:31PM Train 550 departs GAC at 11:45PM
Saturday, 8/2 6:00pm 11:00pm Train 741 arrives GAC at 3:37PM

Train 743 arrives GAC at 5:38PM

Train 750 departs GAC at 11:45PM

Please note: Eastbound Train 544 is canceled on August 1, and Eastbound Train 746 is cancelled on August 2, 2025. 

Make the Most of Your Concert Trip
Capitol Corridor is your pre-show party on rails! Relax on board with spacious, comfortable seating and enjoy a smooth, scenic trip to Santa Clara.

Stay connected with free Wi-Fi to stream your favorite Morgan Wallen songs, while power outlets at every seat keep your phone charged and ready to capture all the moments. You can grab snacks, meals, and beverages in the Café Car to fuel up along the way, and with restrooms onboard, you’ll arrive at Levi’s® Stadium feeling refreshed and ready for the show.

Traveling with your whole concert crew? Take advantage of our Friends & Family discount. Buy one full-fare ticket and bring up to five companions at 50% off. So, hop on board, turn up the country, and make your Morgan Wallen night one to remember! 

Book travel to Levi’s® Stadium at capitolcorridor.org.

Your Input is Needed – Take Our Travel Patterns & Schedule Survey! 

July 9, 2025

Capitol Corridor is planning updates to its train schedule, and we want to hear from you! Whether you’re a daily commuter, occasional traveler, or haven’t been on the train in a while, your input will be incredibly valuable. Please consider taking a few minutes to complete our Travel Patterns & Schedule Survey and help us better understand how, when, and where you travel.  

 Your reYOUR INPUT IS NEEDED large text graphicsponses will directly inform our efforts to: 

  •  Optimize train schedules to ensure they better match real-world travel needs, especially during peak hours 
  • Improve overall service by identifying gaps and inefficiencies for a more reliable experience.
    • Enhance accessibility and convenience by removing barriers and expanding train travel as more viable options for everyone.  

Complete the survey by July 31st 2025, and you’ll be entered to win one of ten $50 gift cards!  

>>Take the Survey Now<<

Explore Solano County with Capitol Corridor

July 3, 2025

Solano County is a hidden gem in Northern California, offering a little bit of everything for locals and visitors alike. From charming downtown areas and scenic waterfronts to delightful dessert shops and family-friendly attractions, there’s no shortage of ways to enjoy your time here. We’ve got you covered with some must-see spots and things to do that will make your visit memorable.

  1. First things, first – Hop on a Capitol Corridor train to Suisun/Fairfield station.

Suisun Station
Check out this historic train depot in Suisun City – built in 1914, and restored in the 1990s. Old photos adorn the walls, sharing the history of the area.

  1. Visit this Bay Area gem – It’s-It Ice Cream Outlet

ItsIt in Cooler
(Credit: @itsiticecreamsuisun on Instagram)

Walk a few steps to the It’s-It Ice Cream Outlet and grab one of their famous ice cream sandwiches to beat the heat. The first It’s-It was created in San Francisco by George Whitney in 1928, when he placed a scoop of vanilla ice cream in between two oatmeal cookies and dipped it in dark chocolate. Whitney called his creation “IT.” Now, It’s-It products are sold across the country!

  1. Stroll the Suisun Marina and see the Suisun City Harbor Lighthouse

Suisun Lighthouse
(Credit: Kiddo27)

Take a leisurely stroll down to Suisun Marina, where the gentle breeze, sparkling waters, and peaceful atmosphere make it a perfect stop for visitors and locals alike. As you walk along the waterfront promenade, you’ll be treated to stunning views of boats bobbing in the harbor.

One place to see here is the Suisun City Harbor Lighthouse—a charming, modern-day beacon that adds character to the waterfront. Built in 2007, the lighthouse plays an important role in guiding boats safely into the harbor. With its classic design and serene setting, the lighthouse has quickly become a symbol of the city and a favorite backdrop for photos, especially at sunset. Whether you’re here for a quiet moment by the water or just soaking in the shoreline vibes, the Suisun Marina and its lighthouse are not to be missed.

  1. Tour the Jelly Belly Factory

Jelly Belly Museum2
(Credit: Jelly Belly Factory & Visitor Center)

Take a quick rideshare to the Jelly Belly Factory in Fairfield for a fun and flavorful experience. Choose between a guided tour (advance reservation required) or a self-guided option that takes you along a ¼-mile elevated walkway. From there, enjoy a bird’s-eye view of the factory floor, interactive exhibits, and games that walk you through the candy-making process.

It’s a sweet stop for all ages—tickets are just $8 for adults, $4 for kids 3–17, and free for children under Don’t forget to check out the gift shop for unique Jelly Belly flavors and souvenirs!

  1. Grizzly Waters Kayaking

Kayaking Stock Photo
Head to the waters of the Suisun Slough with Grizzly Waters Kayaking, named after the Grizzly Island Wildlife Area that is located in the Suisun Estuary. This fun and adventurous class keeps people outside and active. Grizzly Waters Kayaking features kayaking, paddleboarding, guided tours, lessons, rentals and more!  Reservations are required in advanced.

These are just a few activities to get you started here in Solano County. You may even find another place that catches your eye while visiting the area. Adventuring in Solano County just got a whole lot easier with Capitol Corridor!

Book your train adventure here.