Bus
Taking public transit to campus is easy! To determine the best route, simply enter your start and end destinations into the platform/application and then select the transit icon. You can also adjust the departure time to make sure that the fastest route is suggested.
The ºÚÁÏÍø discount can be used by simply following the steps listed at Go Beach! Discounted Bus Passes. There is also more info under the Long Beach Transit (LBT) tab below. Please note: The ºÚÁÏÍø Go Beach! pass is only valid on Long Beach Transit buses. For Metro or OCTA passes, please see the appropriate tab below.
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To use the ºÚÁÏÍø discount, please follow the steps listed on the Go Beach! Discounted Bus Pass page.
Long Beach Transit (LBT) offers discounted bus passes for students, staff and faculty. You can purchase a discounted ºÚÁÏÍø Go Beach! 30-day pass for $40 (38% off) or 150-daysemester pass for $100 (70% off). The standard single-ride fare is $1.25.
Passes are active for either 30 days or 150 days from the first day it is used.
Visit for more information on how to ride with LBT.
| Pass Duration | Price |
|---|---|
| 150-Day | $100 |
| 30-Day | $40 |
If you experience any difficulty in using your pass, please contact .
Coming to campus from Los Angeles County? Try the Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA)!
The comes directly to the campus, and the Metro Blue Line train comes to downtown Long Beach, where riders can transfer to a Long Beach Transit bus to complete their trip to campus.
Apply for a discounted .
discounts are also available.
Coming to campus from Orange County? Try the Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA)!
OCTA Routes 50, 60 and 560 come directly to campus. Route 1 offers a beautiful and relaxing ride down Pacific Coast Highway from Dana Point to ºÚÁÏÍø. Route 50 will take you from campus directly to Disneyland, Anaheim Stadium, or The Honda Center. Route 60 and 560 provide a direct connection from Leisure World to campus.
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For additional questions, please email ride@csulb.edu.
