Inland Empire Stages usually tries to hold a couple of coaches aside for Youth & Government events, so if you’re looking for a bus, please contact kipsturgeon@me.com.

If you’re trying to make a reservation, use these forms:

• Sacramento SuperShuttle Reservation Form

If you would like to offer a ride to your fellow YMCA friends, please click the “contact” tab above, and let us know how many seats you have available, what event you’re attending, where you’re departing from, what time you’re departing, and how much money each seat costs (if anything).

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• No rides have currently been posted

If none of these ride options work for you, send us a ride request, and we’ll try to match you up with someone.

If you do find a ride through our site, fantastic!, but please always wear your seat belt and only accept rides from people that you feel comfortable traveling with.  While accidents cannot usually be anticipated, YMCATravel.org wants all YMCA volunteers and participants to travel safely.  We do not have any knowledge of the driving skills, background, or insurance levels of any YMCA volunteers or participants, so please use your best judgment and act at your own discretion.

First, check our “Rides Being Offered” list to see if anyone is already offering a ride that matches your needs.

If there isn’t a match, don’t worry; most people don’t post their available seats on the site (lazy bums).  There’s almost always a stray seat or two on someone’s bus or in someone’s car, and if you send us your itinerary, we’ll send out a request on your behalf.

To request a ride, just click the “contact” tab above, and let us know:

• what event you need a ride to
• how many seats you’re looking for
• where you will be departing from (what city, what neighborhood)
• when you need to depart and when you need to return

We will send your request out to our mailing list of other YMCA groups in your area.  We can’t guarantee a match, but we’ll do our best!

If you do find a ride, fantastic!, but please always wear your seat belt and only accept rides from people that you feel comfortable traveling with.  While accidents cannot usually be anticipated, YMCATravel.org wants all YMCA volunteers and participants to travel safely.  We do not have any knowledge of the driving skills, background, or insurance levels of any YMCA volunteers or participants, so please use your best judgment and act at your own discretion.

Hitchhiker photo credit to: http://www.flickr.com/photos/melcrazymel/3372819863/

One of our main objectives on this website is to match people up for ridesharing to events.  If you have empty seats in your car or bus, click the “contact” tab and send us the details of your route, including how many seats you have available and how much money a passenger should expect to pay for splitting the ride with you.

If you’re interested in finding available rides, check out these sections of the site:

• Looking For a Ride?
• Rides Being Offered

• If you have to cancel a ticket at the last minute, you can re-use 100% of the ticket value as credit toward another flight
• There are constantly “on sale” fares to loads of popular destinations
• The seating is not assigned, so groups that check-in early online can usually find seats together
• Did we mention that it’s cheap?

You can checkout regular Southwest fares at: http://www.southwest.com

If you’re looking for a great price, install their “Ding!” software — it alerts you of special sale price every day: http://www.southwest.com/ding/

Thought it’s usually not as cheap as finding a good sale price, Southwest’s Group Travel department makes reservations very easy, and they offer options for changing passenger names at the last minute: http://www.southwest.com/programs_services/groups/groups.html

This is not a profit-generating website, though we’re not against the idea of using it as a YMCA fundraiser.  If a transit company does offer a referral marketing program, we will contribute the proceeds back to California YMCA Youth & Government.  So, you can rest assured that your support of this site is also helping a valuable cause.

The information provided on this site is accurate, to the best of our knowledge.  If you find information that is incorrect, or if you’d like to contribute new information, please click on the “contact” tab above and let us know.  We value your feedback.

If you do find a ride through our site, fantastic!, but please always wear your seat belt and only accept rides from people that you feel comfortable traveling with.  While accidents cannot usually be anticipated, YMCATravel.org wants all YMCA volunteers and participants to travel safely.  We do not have any knowledge of the driving skills, background, or insurance levels of any YMCA volunteers or participants, so please use your best judgment and act at your own discretion.

Thank you for visiting, and safe travels!