The nearby Great America Transit Station — which serves VTA, Amtrak and Capitol Corridor networks — will remain open, but parking, shuttle and Uber/Lyft pickup and dropoff are relocated to the parking areas at 2111 West Tasman Drive.

Tasman Drive closure

When: Now through Feb.13

Tasman Drive is now closed east of the Great America Parkway through Feb. 13, necessitating several vehicle detours in Santa Clara, including Highways 101 and 237:

Pedestrians will also face significant detours due to the Tasman Drive closure:

Other impacts of the Tasman Drive closure:

San Tomas Aquino Creek Trail closure

When: now through Feb. 10

San Francisco street closures for Super Bowl events

Super Bowl Experience at Moscone Center 

When: Jan. 30-Feb 10

The Super Bowl Experience will be held at Moscone Center Feb. 3-7, and this means several closures in the surrounding area around Yerba Buena Gardens and Union Square:

Several cars are on the road along with people crossing the street.Rush-hour traffic piles up between Bryant and Third streets in San Francisco on May 13, 2019. (Sruti Mamidanna/KQED)

NFL Culture Club at The Pearl 

When: Feb. 4-7

This four-day event at Dogpatch venue The Pearl will mean more minor closures.

The Marina: NFL Honors and Studio 60 at the Palace of Fine Arts 

When: Feb. 5-7

Expect closures and (smaller) detours for these two events over the Super Bowl weekend.

BAHC Live! at Bill Graham Civic Auditorium and a Super Bowl private event at San Francisco City Hall 

When: Feb. 5-7

The Super Bowl weekend will also bring traffic detours and closures around Civic Center.

Super Bowl private event at Grace Cathedral

When: Feb. 6

Expect minor detours and closures in this patch of Nob Hill.

The Taste of NFL at The Hibernia

When: Feb. 7

You’ll find more widespread street closures in the Tenderloin the day before the Super Bowl for this event.

Private event at the Ferry Building 

When: Feb. 5-7

Expect no parking permitted around the Ferry Building for these three days.

Bay Bridge aerial shot with traffic. The San Francisco city skyline in the background.Under the Express Lanes START trial program, a person can get 50% off if they drive alone in an I-880 Express Lane. If two people are in your car, the discount will be 75%. (Paul Chinn/The San Francisco Chronicle via Getty Images)
San José street closures around Opening Night

When: Jan. 31 through Feb. 9

The Super Bowl LX Opening Night event will be held Feb. 2 at the San José McEnery Convention Center, which means a whole bunch of closures and route changes around this area. These include:

Don’t forget the traffic around the Bay Area’s airports

The Super Bowl will be drawing fans from around the United States — and many of them will be flying into San José Mineta International Airport, San Francisco International Airport and Oakland San Francisco Bay Airport.

This means you can expect higher-than-usual traffic on the roads around SJC, SFO and OAK in the run-up to Super Bowl Sunday — and after, too. According to an SFO spokesperson, Monday is the busiest Super Bowl-related travel day, as attendees head home the day after the game.

If you’re catching a flight before, during or after Super Bowl Sunday, you should also be prepared for above-average crowds within the Bay Area’s airports — so arrive early to make sure you make it through the TSA security line in time, especially if you don’t yet have a REAL ID.

You may also want to brace for possible flight delays at SJC, too, due to temporary flight restrictions to manage demand.