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Route 2
Route 2 safely transports an average of 31,490 passengers each month. Offering reliable access to essential destinations. Starting from the Ronstadt Transit Center downtown, this route links key destinations like the Roy Laos Transit Center and Park & Ride spots. Explore local attractions such as the Tucson Convention Center, Kino Sports Complex, and Tucson Rodeo Grounds. Education stops include Southside Community School, the Santa Rosa Library, El Pueblo Neighborhood Center, and the Quincie Douglas Center, while health services are within easy reach at Banner University Medical Center. Route 2 also covers shopping at Tucson Marketplace, plus essentials like the Community Food Bank. A convenient way to explore Tucson’s vibrant spots!
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.
1. Sun Tran Website
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.
2. Sun Tran App
Get on the go with the Sun Tran App! Download 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!
3. Customer Service
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
Attractions & Destinations
Explore the many attractions and destinations along your route! Click on each destination to discover what makes it special and plan your next adventure.
Downtown Tucson
Route 2 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.
Route Connections: 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 10, 12, 16, 18, 19, 22, 23, 25, 101X, 102X, 103X, 104X, 105X, 107X, 109X, 110X and Sun Shuttle 421.
Tucson Convention Center (TCC)
The Tucson Convention Center is a premier event venue in the heart of Downtown Tucson, hosting concerts, sports events, trade shows, and community gatherings. With its state-of-the-art facilities, including an arena, theaters, and exhibit halls, the center serves as a vibrant hub for entertainment, culture, and business in Southern Arizona.
Santa Rosa Library & Park
Santa Rosa Library and Park, located in Tucson’s historic Barrio Santa Rosa, offers a blend of community charm and recreational opportunities. The library provides a cozy space with diverse resources for readers of all ages, while the adjacent park features open green spaces, a playground, and picnic areas perfect for relaxation or family outings.
Quincie Douglas Center
The Quincie Douglas Center is a lively community hub, offering a variety of programs and activities for all ages. It houses a public library that’s perfect for readers and learners. Situated near Silverlake Park, the center provides easy access to additional outdoor recreation, including sports fields, walking paths, and picnic spots.
Did you know? Quincie Douglas began the first paratransit service in Tucson in 1965.
Tucson Marketplace
Tucson Marketplace is a bustling hub for shopping, dining, and entertainment. It’s home to big-name retailers like Costco Wholesale and Walmart Supercenter, offering convenience for all your shopping needs. For entertainment, enjoy a movie night at the Cinemark Century movie theater or have some fun at Dave & Buster’s. Tucson Marketplace is the perfect spot for a day of errands, relaxation, and fun!
Kino Sports Complex
Kino Sports Complex is a haven for sports enthusiasts. Spanning over 300 acres, it features world-class facilities for baseball, soccer, and other athletic activities. It is also home to spring training games and year-round tournaments. Beyond athletics, the complex hosts concerts, cultural festivals, and community events, making it a dynamic space for all.
Banner University Medical Center – South
Banner – University Medical Center Tucson is a leading hospital and academic medical center, providing comprehensive healthcare services, advanced treatments, and specialized care. As part of the University of Arizona’s College of Medicine, it’s recognized for its commitment to medical research, education, and patient care, serving as a primary destination for high-quality healthcare in Tucson and Southern Arizona.
El Pueblo Neighborhood Center
El Pueblo Neighborhood Center is a vibrant community hub offering something for everyone. It features a senior center and activity center with engaging programs, the beautiful Pueblo Park for outdoor fun, and is conveniently located near the Frank De La Cruz Library for book lovers. Families can access vital services through the Pima County WIC Program and advocate on your bike with Families United Gaining Accessibility (FUGA).
Roy Laos Transit Center
The Laos Transit Center is a bustling hub for Sun Tran riders, providing a convenient spot to connect to multiple routes across Tucson. Located in the city’s south side, it offers a Park & Ride facility, making it easy for commuters to park and hop on the bus.
It serves route(s): 11, 12, 18, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 29 and 50. Plus, Sun Shuttle route(s) 421, 430, 440 and 486.
Did you know? This transit center is named after Roy Laos, Sr. who started the Occidental Bus Lines company in 1924 that served the south and west side of Tucson. It was later renamed Old Pueblo Transit.
