Chase Center

Spending a few minutes reading through event policies will help you plan for a smooth and stress-free experience.

• Re-Entry & Smoking: No re-entry is allowed. Smoking, including e-cigarettes, is not permitted.
• Payment Options: Chase Center promotes a fully contactless experience. Guests can use credit/debit cards or mobile pay options to make purchases. On-site Cash-to-Card kiosks are available for visitors to exchange cash for a pre-paid, open-loop debit card.
• Prohibited Items: No outside food or drinks, drones, laptops, selfie sticks, or banners larger than 11”x 17”. Offensive clothing or signs, face coverings, metal objects, promotional material, and noise-making devices are also prohibited. Refer to the policy page for the most current guidance.
• Age Restrictions: Age restrictions vary depending on the type of event being held. Check the specific event page for these details.

Always check the official Chase Center’s policies before your event for the most up-to-date information, including bag policies.

Nestled in San Francisco’s vibrant Mission Bay and nearby SoMa districts, the area around Chase Center buzzes with a mix of tech hubs, waterfront parks, innovative restaurants, and a rich cultural vibe that makes it a lively destination before and after events.

• Orpheum Theater: Located at 1192 Market Street in the Civic Center district, this historic landmark seats 2,200 guests and is celebrated for its ornate Beaux‑Arts design and vaulted interior.³
• Punch Line San Francisco: As the city’s longest-running comedy club, Punch Line San Francisco has hosted legendary stand-up acts since 1978.⁴
• The Warfield: The Warfield opened in 1922 as a vaudeville and movie palace. The venue has a maximum capacity of 2,454 guests, or theater seating for 1,780 and general admission standing space.⁵

Chase Center is easily accessible and offers parking options both on-site and nearby. Guests are encouraged to reserve parking in advance due to limited availability, especially during high-demand events.

Public Transportation: Chase Center is well-served by public transit. The San Francisco Muni Metro T Third Street light rail stops directly at the UCSF/Chase Center station. BART riders can transfer to Muni lines at the 16th Street Mission Station or the Powell Street Station. The all-electric Caltrain stops at the San Francisco Caltrain Station, leaving a 15–20-minute walk to the arena.

Driving: For those driving, Chase Center is conveniently located just off I-280, at 1 Warriors Way. Nearby parking options:

• Mercedes-Benz Garage at 99 Warriors Way
• Warriors Way Garage at 150 Warriors Way
• Owens Street Garage at 1800 Owens St.

Chase Center delivers a culinary experience that reflects San Francisco’s celebrated food scene. From inside the arena, guests can choose from Bay Area favorites such as Bakesale Betty, Sam’s Chowder House, Tony G’s Pizza, Big Nate’s BBQ, Tacolicious, and City Bistro — each offering signature dishes like lobster rolls, BBQ sandwiches, hot dogs, nachos, and fried chicken.

The venue also features the plant-based Greenhouse eatery offering vegan burgers, jackfruit sandwiches, nachos, and more, plus Taste Maker Eatery showcasing rotating local vendors with items such as salmon burgers and loaded yuca fries.

Sweet-tooth offerings from the Room for Dessert kiosk include sundaes, donuts, ice cream in blue‑corn cones, and milkshakes.

For beverages, Chase Center boasts 23 bars, over 500 taps pouring local craft beer, specialty cocktails, and signature wine bars.²

Chase Center opened its doors in September 2019, marking a bold new chapter in San Francisco’s cultural and sports landscape. Designed by architecture firms MANICA and Kendall Heaton Associates, the arena combines sleek, modern aesthetics with cutting-edge technology and a distinctive waterfront location.⁶

As the new home of the Golden State Warriors, Chase Center quickly became a hotspot for marquee events, hosting the NBA Finals and major concerts by The Rolling Stones, Lady Gaga, and Bad Bunny.¹ The venue also includes the Warriors’ training facility and Thrive City, a vibrant outdoor plaza filled with dining, retail, and community wellness spaces.⁷

More than just an arena, Chase Center represents a fusion of sport, entertainment, and urban innovation in one iconic destination.