With 30,000 people converging on Fremont to enjoy the festivities, there little accommodation for cars. However, the Burke-Gillman trail is an excellent way to get to the celebration. Bicycle, rollerblade, or walk to the Oktoberfest and leave the car at home. You can even kayak along Lake Union to the site. Routes 26 and 28 stop in downtown Fremont and all buses run on their regular schedule.
Bicycle parking is unlimited and pay lots abound in Fremont.
Visit Metro for the latest bus times. The following paid parking lots will be available during the event. Lot at 34th and Evanston, behind the Red Door. Lot closes at 11p.m. U-Park Lot at 900 N. 34th.