[terry]

I've taken light-rail from the Campbell station in the past.  It's reliable but s-l-o-o-w.  Also, trains get very full by the time they hit the downtown San Jose stops so plan on standing for quite a while if you board later in their route.  VTA Is a hassle-free option but not for everyone.

I went to the C.al-Oregon game last year, where I met a friend from San Leandro. I rode light rail; he drove. I left the stadium early in the fourth quarter. It took about 40 minutes just to board a train because of the mob of people trying to beat the rush. Then came the long, indirect, start-and-stop, train ride through downtown San Jose, then out to Campbell, where my wife picked me up. My friend stayed for the whole game, then drove home to San Leandro before I got home via light rail.

[terry]

I've taken light-rail from the Campbell station in the past.  It's reliable but s-l-o-o-w.  Also, trains get very full by the time they hit the downtown San Jose stops so plan on standing for quite a while if you board later in their route.  VTA Is a hassle-free option but not for everyone.

I went to the C.al-Oregon game last year, where I met a friend from San Leandro. I rode light rail; he drove. I left the stadium early in the fourth quarter. It took about 40 minutes just to board a train because of the mob of people trying to beat the rush. Then came the long, indirect, start-and-stop, train ride through downtown San Jose, then out to Campbell, where my wife picked me up. My friend stayed for the whole game, then drove home to San Leandro before I got home via light rail.