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Varies, depending on where you park. Most are using the private lots:
http://www.cityofsacramento.org/public-works/parking-services
We were at the open house/fan fest and up in the top level (row C, up front) we couldn't hear the coach or players when they were speaking. Caught maybe every 5th word.
Went to the preseason game Monday and sat in lower level (row P, towards the back) seats and the audio was GREAT. I think they are still tweaking and improving things. But the sound was leaps and bounds better than ARCO.
http://www.cityofsacramento.org/public-works/parking-services
We were at the open house/fan fest and up in the top level (row C, up front) we couldn't hear the coach or players when they were speaking. Caught maybe every 5th word.
Went to the preseason game Monday and sat in lower level (row P, towards the back) seats and the audio was GREAT. I think they are still tweaking and improving things. But the sound was leaps and bounds better than ARCO.
I'd like to know this too. I bought $25/game parking in the 3rd & L lot and it is truly super easy in and out - I'm glad I have it. But for next year if I can use light rail economically I will. I just figured I'd be standing in a big-ass queue after the game waiting to get on that son-of-a-gun, and back to my vandalized car in Rancho Cordova.
They offer a Group Pass for $14 in which up to 4 can ride on event day with a valid Golden 1 Center event or Kings game ticket.
You can also opt for a $7 daily pass (per person) which also allows bus service if you want to take that to or near a light rail station.
A single ride will cost you $2.75 per person or $5.50 round trip.
If you park and ride, it'll cost you $1 to park so add that to whichever option you go with.
With regard to how late they go, this is from the Sac RT site (specific to G1C) which has a lot of good info:
Lastly, with regard to travel time, you can kind of estimate by looking at the schedule they have posted on their website. It looks like it's roughly 35 minutes from the Mather Field/Mills Station to 8th & K - St. Rose, which is where you'd want to get off at.
I rode the RT for the 1st time for the open house event and it took about 25 minutes from the Roseville Road location off I80.
You can also opt for a $7 daily pass (per person) which also allows bus service if you want to take that to or near a light rail station.
A single ride will cost you $2.75 per person or $5.50 round trip.
If you park and ride, it'll cost you $1 to park so add that to whichever option you go with.
With regard to how late they go, this is from the Sac RT site (specific to G1C) which has a lot of good info:
Lastly, with regard to travel time, you can kind of estimate by looking at the schedule they have posted on their website. It looks like it's roughly 35 minutes from the Mather Field/Mills Station to 8th & K - St. Rose, which is where you'd want to get off at.
I rode the RT for the 1st time for the open house event and it took about 25 minutes from the Roseville Road location off I80.
