Traffic & Transit

Increased SPRINTER Service For Independence Day Festivities

To accommodate later evening festivities, the North County Transit District is adding a special event service.

(Times of San Diego)

June 30, 2022

Big crowds are expected to be out and about over the Fourth of July holiday weekend enjoying fireworks, the fair, and more.

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To accommodate later evening festivities, the North County Transit District is adding a special event service. Customer Service office hours are also being adjusted to assist transit riders.

On Sunday, July 3:

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To accommodate those attending the Oceanside Fireworks Show at SoCal Soccer Complex at El Corazon, and other evening events, there will be four extra SPRINTER trips on Sunday, July 3. The Oceanside Fireworks event starts at 5 p.m. with fireworks beginning at 9 p.m.

COASTER, BREEZE, FLEX, and LIFT will operate on their regular Sunday schedules.

On Monday, July 4:

Three major firework shows are planned in the North County. All attendees are encouraged to take transit to save time and ensure safe travels. NCTD services, which will operate on a Saturday schedule, will be able to accommodate those attending the holiday events below.

Customer Service:

On Monday, July 4, the Oceanside and Escondido Customer Service Offices, and the NCTD Call Center will operate from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Vista Customer Service Office and NCTD Administrative offices will be closed.

On Tuesday, July 5:

All NCTD services will operate on a regular weekday schedule.

Visit the website or download the PRONTO app to learn how to purchase tickets or load fare for BREEZE, SPRINTER, and COASTER. Remember, all riders 18 and under ride for FREE with a Youth PRONTO account or card.

Click here to view SPRINTER, COASTER, and BREEZE’s normal daily schedules.


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