OAKLAND, Calif. (KGO) -- With a million people flocking to Oakland, getting to and from the parade took a bit of savvy and transit knowledge.
"It was much longer getting here," said Warriors fan Narkeithia Griffin. "BART was running fast and longer trains but getting away looks like it's a journey."
The third time was the charm for paradegoers. BART combined morning rush hour commuters with parade-bound fans for a generally smooth go of it. Some rode in at 6 a.m. and snagged front-row spots along the route. Others swooped in right at 11 a.m. Riders were spread out.
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But when parades end, they end and everyone wants to leave at once.
The worst place to be was in line buying a return ticket. The wait was 30 minutes long.
"It's a reminder to get your act together before you get in this line if you want to go fast," said Kim Sow, a Warriors fan.
Many said the BART lines and the waits for trains were much improved over last year. They theorized that everyone's had practice. The third year of a championship parade meant Bart had a plan and fans had a strategy.
Full coverage on the Golden State Warriors's 2018 parade here.
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