SAN FRANCISCO
San Francisco’s best days out.
The 15 most popular tickets in San Francisco. What each one costs, how long it runs, and who you book it through.
Ferry to Alcatraz from Pier 33 with an official ticket and self-guided app tour. Skip lines and explore Al Capone’s cells.
Most Popular“the audio tour was brilliantly put together, created a great feeling and sense of timeline from being incarcerated to the Rock closing in 1963 highly recommend the trip”
Instant-access entry to the California Academy of Sciences in Golden Gate Park, with aquarium, planetarium, rainforest, and big hands-on exhibits.
“Wear comfortable shoes, lots of walking. Rainforest exhibit is hot and humid. Worth the admission price.”
Explore San Francisco Bay marine life at Pier 39 with a mobile general admission ticket, including the Under the Bay glass tunnel.
“Parking close to the aquarium can be very expensive, but walking around the warf was convenient and a great experience.”
Private half-day San Francisco drive plus Alcatraz ferry and self-guided audio tour, with hotel pickup and big-city sights packed in.
“Highly recommend this trip for anyone wanting a good overview of San Fran. Our driver was amazing and tailored the tour to our pace. He was also a wealth of information when it came to explaining the city history and landmarks. The fact that all Alcatraz arrangements were made as part of this tour was…”
A guided SF bus tour paired with official Alcatraz admission and audio, taking in Golden Gate views, Twin Peaks, Wharf, Chinatown.
“We loved it all! Our guide Joseph and driver Lee were both amazing, navigating the city around the parade with closed streets and being an encyclopedia of knowledge while keeping it Interesting with stories. Our three kids 13, 10, and 7 loved it too! Alcatraz was also incredible!”
Catch a San Francisco Giants MLB game at Oracle Park with an easy smartphone ticket, assigned seating, and top-notch Bay Area views.
“Brilliant seats and amazing experience! We loved it.”
Scan your mobile ticket for the Walt Disney Family Museum in the Presidio. Interactive exhibits, Walt’s voice, and Golden Gate views.
“Th Walt Disney Family museum was really fun! It was very interesting to learn more about Walt Disney, his family and career!”
Skip the hassle with online SFMOMA admission. Explore modern art at your pace, enjoy terraces and outdoor views, and plan around special exhibits.
“The amazing usher !!! The architectural show n Joan Mitchell’s show all superbly curated !! Ran out of time !!! Wish we had a whole day to spend there .”
A guided morning drive through San Francisco’s best viewpoints, then an official Alcatraz prison tour with included cellhouse audio.
“Thoroughly enjoyed our audio guide through the cell house!”
SFMOMA in one day: 170,000 sq ft of modern art, a photography floor, terraces, and easy dining options. Tickets from $15.
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Prebook de Young Museum general admission in Golden Gate Park for $20, self-paced galleries, café views, Hamon Tower, and same-day Legion of Honor.
“Ansel Adam exhibit absolutely stunning and the historical context very illuminating. Unfortunately it was the last day for this show.”
Prebook $20 general admission to the Legion of Honor in San Francisco, plus same-day entry to the de Young. Timed for easy planning.
“It was not disclosed that I'd have to purchase another full price ticket at the door to include the special event. Ended up paying $50 for $30 event. No way to return ticket to your platform day of event.”
Escape San Francisco fast: Muir Woods entry, Golden Gate photo stop, Sausalito waterfront, and optional ferry ride for $99.
“Muir Woods was great, we were fortunate to have great weather. The tour guide Jill was also great, very informative and helpful. The tour bus was very cramped, hot and uncomfortable.”
Adults-only NightLife at San Francisco’s California Academy of Sciences: skip lines, dance with live music, see rainforest and animals after dark.
“This was an amazing place. After hours was great. The behind the scenes tour was wonderful too!”
Audio-guided cable car ride with quick stops in Union Square, Chinatown, Nob Hill, North Beach, and Fisherman’s Wharf for about $23.
“Why would you offer a tour of just a single ride? I didn't think the directions of this tour were clear. I thought it was with a guide and that the price included a "round trip" ticket. It doesn't make sense to pay for a single ride through this offer and then you have to…”
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