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Santa Clarita Transit invites residents to get onboard this summer for a trip to Santa Monica with the Summer Beach Bus beginning Saturday, June 6, and continuing every Saturday and Sunday through Sept. 6.

Santa Clarita Transit offers two routes each weekend, with one route serving the east side of the City and the other route serving the west and south sides. Fares are $3 for adults and kids and $1.50 for seniors and persons with disabilities.

Pick up locations include: Canyon Country Park, Soledad Canyon Road and Solamint Drive, Soledad Canyon Road and Shangri-La Drive, Railroad Avenue and 15th Street, Newhall Avenue and Valle Del Oro, Newhall Avenue and Sierra Highway, the Via Princessa Metrolink Station, the Newhall Metrolink Station and the McBean Regional Transit Center.

summerbeachbusBuses arrive in Santa Monica between 10:00 a.m. and 10:15 a.m. and depart for Santa Clarita at 4:30 p.m. Travelers can bring beach chairs, coolers and surfboards onto the commuter express buses.

For more information about the 2015 Summer Beach Bus, including departure times and pick-up/drop-off locations, please contact Santa Clarita Transit at (661) 294-1BUS or visit SantaClaritaTransit.com.

 

 

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61 Comments

  1. Jessica Calderon-Gonzalez

  2. Jessica Calderon-Gonzalez

  3. Is the rate each way?
    I’m assuming yes

  4. Is the rate each way?
    I’m assuming yes

  5. Julie Klein says:

    AV has this same service on Tues, Thurs & Sat. It costs seniors only $2!

  6. Julie Klein says:

    AV has this same service on Tues, Thurs & Sat. It costs seniors only $2!

  7. Ana Infante says:

    Cindy Castro we need to this Yuri Ramirez

  8. Ana Infante says:

    Cindy Castro we need to this Yuri Ramirez

  9. George Zoroya look at them guns boy!

  10. Jen Otzen says:

    Kristen James Cassie Greenough Shanna Lanphere-Simmons Pascale DeBaun

  11. Amy Graham and Samantha Graham-Tolmach that would be fun to take the kids

  12. Sandra Avila says:

    Robin Rodgers Peters and Blanca Schreier we need to do this

  13. Ysabel Aguirre Aracely Valenzuela Chris Valenzuela

  14. Joanna Ochoa says:

    Juan Camilo Callejas

  15. Is this you taking the free bus to the beach George Zoroya?

  16. We should do this Eric Gelpi

  17. We should do this Eric Gelpi

  18. We should do this Eric Gelpi

  19. Brian Ends says:

    I hope not… Because that’s not Judy, if so he is BUSTED

  20. Brian Ends says:

    I hope not… Because that’s not Judy, if so he is BUSTED

  21. Brian Ends says:

    I hope not… Because that’s not Judy, if so he is BUSTED

  22. Michael Rapp how many times did the bus leave you???

  23. Michael Rapp says:

    Missed the final bus home as a kid at least 3 times. Damn that would piss my parents off.

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