You'll find Golden 1 Center in the middle of the Downtown Commons (DOCO) district. It's an easy landmark to spot—right across from the Kimpton Sawyer Hotel—with several Sacramento Regional Transit (SacRT) light rail stations less than a block from the entrance.
The next home weekend at Golden 1 Center from current index data. Open the itinerary to plan around it.
Fri, Oct 23 – Sun, Oct 25
Estimated trip cost US$600 per person
Party estimate US$1,200 · 2 adults · 1 room
Tickets for party US$800 · Hotel for party US$400
2026-10-23 to 2026-10-26 · Transport is excluded or varies. Separate bookings; provider prices and availability can change.
Estimated trip cost US$600 per person
Party estimate US$1,200 · 2 adults · 1 room
Tickets for party US$800 · Hotel for party US$400
2026-10-23 to 2026-10-26 · Transport is excluded or varies. Separate bookings; provider prices and availability can change.
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The Downtown Commons (DOCO) district, due to its proximity to the Golden 1 Center, including hotels like the Kimpton Sawyer Hotel which is directly across from the arena, is an ideal neighborhood for hotels.
Directly in the heart of the city's action, home to Golden 1 Center, and surrounded by numerous restaurants, bars, and entertainment options within the Downtown Commons (DoCo) district.
Golden 1 Center is directly accessible by SacRT Light Rail Blue and Gold Lines (7th & Capitol Station, 8th & K Station) and multiple SacRT bus routes (e.g., 11, 30, 38, 62). For Sutter Health Park, transfer to Yolobus Route 42A from downtown light rail stations (St. Rose of Lima Park or 8th & K St.). For Heart Health Park, various SacRT bus routes (e.g., 67, 68) connect from downtown.
A vibrant cultural hub known for its eccentric arts scene, diverse dining options, lively nightlife, and unique boutiques, offering a blend of excitement and a quieter residential feel.
Well-served by SacRT bus routes connecting to Downtown Sacramento. From Downtown, easy access to Golden 1 Center via light rail (Blue and Gold Lines), and connections to Yolobus for Sutter Health Park. Bus connections are also available for Heart Health Park.
A charming, upscale, and walkable neighborhood known for its picturesque tree-lined streets, beautiful homes, vibrant dining scene, and recreational amenities like McKinley Park.
Accessible to Downtown Sacramento via SacRT bus routes and the Gold Line light rail, which has stations in or near East Sacramento (e.g., Alhambra / E Street, University / 65th Street) and connects directly to downtown stations like 8th & K, providing access to Golden 1 Center. For Sutter Health Park, connections can be made via light rail and Yolobus from downtown. For Heart Health Park, bus connections are available.
A charming and safe neighborhood with a strong sense of community, known for its historic Bungalow, Craftsman, and Tudor homes, tree-lined streets, and access to local parks and events.
Primarily served by SacRT bus routes connecting to Downtown Sacramento. From downtown, visitors can access Golden 1 Center via light rail (Blue and Gold Lines) and Sutter Health Park via Yolobus Route 42A. Bus connections are also available for Heart Health Park.
Public transportation options include Sacramento Regional Transit (SacRT) light rail and bus services, with multiple light rail stations located within one block of the arena. The Game Day Express offers non-stop service from Roseville. Yolobus operates during major events, and the Capitol Corridor train provides service from the San Francisco Bay Area. Bicycle parking and valet services are also available.
Rideshare: Recommended rideshare drop-off and pick-up locations include J Street between 3rd Street and 5th Street, I Street between 7th and 8th Street, and 4th Street between L Street and Capitol Mall. It is generally advised to be dropped off and picked up away from the immediate vicinity of the stadium.
Parking: It is recommended to purchase pre-paid parking passes online through the City of Sacramento's SacPark website. Parking garages associated with Golden 1 Center are scheduled to open two hours prior to the start of an event or tipoff.
Revival at The Sawyer, with its rooftop bar, is adjacent to the Golden 1 Center and extends its bar service hours on event nights, offering a late-night option. The broader Downtown Commons (DOCO) area provides numerous bars and restaurants for post-game nightlife.
Sacramento's biggest sports bar with a 360-degree viewing experience, stadium-quality sound, and over 75 screens for an immersive fan experience.
What to order: Elevated sports bar classics, chef-driven dishes, 50+ beers, signature 40 oz two-handed stein, and specialty cocktails.
A Sacramento mainstay for over 30 years, offering a lively atmosphere and diverse menu. It's known for its central location and vibrant scene.
What to order: Variety of house baked goods, classic breakfasts, burgers, sandwiches, salads, and a full bar.
