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About Route 6
Route 6 has transported over 50,000 passengers monthly, offering reliable and efficient service to major destinations. With stops at local schools and libraries, it ensures easy access for students and families. The route also connects passengers to some of Tucson’s favorite attractions, like Fantasticks and Tucson Mall, as well as essential community spots like centers and parks, making it a vital link for work, education, and recreation across the city.
Key Destinations & Attractions
Discover Route 6, your direct connection to Tucson’s major destinations and community centers. Starting at the Ronstadt Transit Center downtown, this route conveniently links to the Tohono Tadai Transit Center and the Greyhound Bus Station for easy transit options.
Shop and play with stops at Fantasticks and Tucson Mall, two popular local attractions. Education is at the forefront with quick access to Tucson High School, the University of Arizona, and the Woods Memorial Library. Essential government services are covered with a stop at the Social Security Office.
Downtown Tucson
Route 6 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. In 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.
Pima County Historic Courthouse
The Pima County Historic Courthouse, a beloved Tucson landmark, was built in 1929 in the Spanish Colonial Revival style. Serving for 86 years, it hosted weddings and housed County departments. In 1978, it earned a place on the National Register of Historic Places. Its elegant blue-tiled dome, now a regional icon, also features in the official Pima County logo.
Did you know? This historic landmark has been the backdrop to a few blockbuster films, including the 1956 “A Kiss Before Dying,” and the 1976 movie “A Star is Born.”
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.
Did you know? The 1987 movie ‘Can’t Buy Me Love’ with Amanda Peterson and Patrick Dempsey was filmed at Tucson High.
Main Gate Square
Main Gate Square, a lively dining and shopping spot near the University of Arizona, offers over 20 retailers and 30 restaurants. Savor global flavors—from Mediterranean to Mexican and American—or explore unique fashion and gift shops. Relax at one of seven salons and spas, and enjoy live music, wine tastings, and karaoke in a vibrant, urban setting.
Woods Memorial Library
Woods Memorial Library has been a cornerstone of the Amphi neighborhood since 1968, welcoming one of Tucson’s most diverse communities. This 16,650-square-foot hub offers library programs, workshops, and a snack program. It is a vibrant gathering spot for families, teens, and kids.
Social Security Administration
The Social Security Administration office provides vital services to the community, including assistance with Social Security benefits, Medicare enrollment, and issuing replacement Social Security cards. Conveniently located, the office serves a wide range of individuals, from retirees to those applying for disability benefits, offering guidance and resources to help navigate the Social Security system.
Funtasticks
Funtasticks Tucson is a go-to spot for nonstop fun! From go-karts and bumper boats to laser tag and mini-golf, there’s excitement for everyone. Whether you’re chasing thrills or enjoying arcade games, it’s the ultimate playground for kids and the young at heart.
Tohono Tadai Transit Center
The Tohono Tadai Transit Center, located on Tucson’s northwest side, is a key hub for the city’s transit system. With a convenient park-and-ride facility, it offers easy connections to Sun Tran routes 15, 16, 17, 19, 34, 61, and Sun Shuttle Route 412, making it an essential link for seamless travel across Tucson.
Did you know? Tohono Transit Center was the first transit center designed under the Americans with Disability Act (ADA) guidelines.
Tucson Mall
Tucson Mall is the go-to destination for a fun shopping trip with the whole family! With over 170 stores, including fashion-forward finds, sportswear essentials, and kid-approved favorites, there’s something for everyone. Top it off with delicious casual dining options, and you’ve got the perfect mix of style, adventure, and tasty treats all in one spot!
Did you know? Tucson Mall officially opened in 1982 with only 5 department stores.
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.
Available on the App Store or Google Play!
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
