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About Route 3
Route 3 assisted an average of 41,177 passengers to safely reach their destinations monthly, utilizing major stops across Tucson. Key destinations include Pima Community College (East and West Campuses), the University of Arizona, and Tucson High School. Passengers also benefit from convenient access to essential services like St. Mary’s Hospital, Murphy Wilmot Library, and parks. Sun Tran keeps Tucson connected!
Key Destinations & Attractions
Route 3 is your ticket to an exciting and diverse journey through Tucson! This route connects key educational institutions like Pima Community College’s East and West Campuses and Santa Rita High School. It also stops by healthcare hubs like St. Mary’s and St. Joseph’s Hospitals. Culture and entertainment come alive with destinations like the Tucson Museum of Art, Arizona Stadium, and Downtown Tucson. Need to unwind? Head to Lakeside Park and Golf Course or Lincoln Park for outdoor fun. Book lovers can enjoy the Murphy-Wilmot Public Library along the way. Route 3 truly has something for everyone, from students and professionals to art enthusiasts and nature lovers!
Pima Community College (West & East Campus)
Pima Community College is a leading two-year institution serving Pima County and beyond, welcoming individuals striving to improve their lives and communities. Offering affordable tuition and high-quality programs, Pima prepares students for in-demand careers and seamless transfers to four-year institutions.
St. Mary’s Hospital
St. Mary’s Hospital is a premier destination for advanced heart and vascular surgery, stroke care, cancer treatment, and emergency services. Home to the Carondelet Heart & Vascular Institute, it delivers compassionate, personalized care from dedicated nurses, physicians, and surgeons.
Did you know? In 1880, the Sisters opened St. Mary’s Hospital, Arizona’s first hospital.
Tucson Museum of Art
Explore creativity in the heart of Tucson at the Tucson Museum of Art! From vibrant exhibitions to interactive art experiences, the museum is a dynamic destination for art lovers of all ages. Discover everything from contemporary masterpieces to regional treasures, all while enjoying the museum’s beautiful setting in the historic downtown district.
Downtown Tucson
Route 3 drops you off at the heart of downtown at the Ronstadt Transit Center (RTC), Tucson’s central transportation hub. RTC connects you to multiple Sun Tran and Sun Express routes, plus the Sun Link Streetcar.rnrnIn downtown Tucson you can find a mix of culture featuring an array of restaurants, museums, theaters and unique local businesses making it a popular spot for locals and visitor alike.rnrnu0026nbsp;rnrnu0026nbsp;
Tucson High Magnet School
Tucson High is the oldest operating public high school in the state of Arizona. They offer numerous magnet classes in science and visual and performing arts and options for culturally relevant courses, and many student clubs and interscholastic sports. Fun Fact, the 1987 movie u003cemu003eCan’t Buy Me Loveu003c/emu003e was filmed at Tucson High.rnrnu0026nbsp;
Arizona Stadium
Get ready to Bear Down at Arizona Football Stadium, where the energy is electric, the fans are fierce, and every game is unforgettable! Nestled in the heart of Tucson, this iconic venue is where Wildcats come alive. With stunning mountain views, roaring crowds, and a sea of red and blue, it’s the ultimate spot to cheer, chant, and celebrate all things.
Murphy-Wilmot Library
The vibrant Murphy-Wilmot Library, is a neighborhood hub for learning, creating, and connecting! Equipped with modern computers and printers, cozy study rooms or reserve a spacious meeting room. The library also hosts a variety of events throughout the week, from story times and workshops to community meet-ups that bring people together.
Chuck Ford Lakeside Park
Nestled around a lake, Church For Lakeside Park is perfect for relaxation and adventure. This park features soccer fields, softball fields, ramadas for gatherings, and grills for the ultimate picnic.
Did you know? The park was named after Dr. Charles “Chuck” Ford who was the first Black councilmember to be elected in the Tucson City Council.
Santa Rita High School
Located on Pantano Road, Santa Rita High School is proud to be the only small, comprehensive high school option in Tucson Unified School District. With a strong sense of community and a focus on success, Santa Rita is the place where students thrive, explore their passions, and prepare for the future!
Plan Your Trip!
Get ready for a smooth and enjoyable ride! Find everything you need to plan your route, check schedules, and track your bus in real-time. Whether you’re commuting, sightseeing, or connecting across town, this section makes it easy to organize your trip and get you where you need to go with confidence. Below are different ways YOU can plan your trip, from visiting us online, downloading our Sun Tran app, or calling Customer Service.
Ready to ride? Hop over to our website to plan your, check routes, and see schedules in a snap! Click the button below to find your bus, alerts and detours, and ride guides.
Get on the go with the Sun Tran App! Down our app to plan and track your ride. Find your route, see real-time arrivals, and make every trip easier.
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Need help with trip planning or lost something while riding? Our friendly customer service representatives are just a call away! Whether it’s a question, complaint, or compliment, we’re here for you!
Call us!
(520) 792-9222 (TDD: 520-628-1565)
We also offer translation assistance! Dial the Customer Service number then press 3 and say the language you need in English.
Email Us!
suntraninfo@tucsonaz.gov