Following in the footsteps of other routes, the Peninsula Corridor gives you 4 types of collectables with 25 of each of them, leading to 100 total. Each station usually has one of each collectable in the general vacinity, which makes locating more fairly straightforward. But there's a lot of stations, and this route's a long one, so get ready to make a few stops along the way and snag all that special scenery.

The most common collectable returns yet again in a familiar style. Look for wide white boards; walk up to one and the route map decal is added.


Returning from Long Island, we have some more posters to add, seemingly advertising San Francisco. Look for tall white boards; walk up to one and the San Francisco art will be added.


The ticket machines are only new type of collectable for this route. However, they are quite special in that they are quite clearly based on the real thing[live.staticflickr.com]. Look for black bags covering some tall box; walk up to one and the bag will be removed to reveal the ticket machine.


Another classic, the trespassing sign returns once more. This time, it's a version more closely based on the real thing[media1.s-nbcnews.com]. Look for a white rectangular plate on a pole; walk up to one and the no trespassing graphic will be applied.

In the usual trend of starting at the biggest station on the line then moving away from there, we'll start at San Francisco, then head South.

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There we go, another full set of collectables. Not without teething bugs, but at least that was fixed. Quite a nice relief after the crazy situation other routes collectables end up in.

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