One day in San Francisco, what to do?
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07-17-2007, 01:20 PM
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Originally Posted by kris79
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plus +1. and it is a major pita to find parking
plus +1. and it is a major pita to find parking
#64
07-17-2007, 01:54 PM
Originally Posted by johnsonhuang
If parking is a REAL pita, i can possibly lend you a parking pass for the garage around the block, but i think it should be ok since franciscan validates 3 hours parking and after that, its not really that expensive cosndiering what you pay for food =)
Yeah we should be fine but thanks.
#65
07-17-2007, 02:12 PM
Originally Posted by johnsonhuang
Your literally a 40 second walk away from the museum I work at. drop by and say hi, I'll have some museum tickets for you guys so you can visit the Wax Museum and Ripley's Believe it or Not Museum. If your interested, give me a call earlier and i can get some tickets that are 1/2 off at the Aquarium of the bay for you also. I think their pricing is like 14 bucks per person. so with my ticket, it'll cost only 7. =) anyway, pm me for my # when u get a chance.
i work form 5-12pm
i work form 5-12pm
What's the name of the Museum you work at?
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07-17-2007, 02:20 PM
Speaking of parking, we were thinking about driving into the city and parking in a garage somewhere then taking the cable cars around as much as possible. Is there somewhere central we can park and do that? I hate having to see one place and then drive and park to see another and repeat 10 times. Any ways to reduce would be very helpful. I know we'll have to drive to twin peaks and the bridge but are some of the other sites closer to each other.
We would like to see China Town, Lombard Crooked Street, Conservatory of Flowers, and the pier (for dinner).
Please forgive my ignorance on the city. I haven't even looked at a map yet. We will have all day there; we plan on being in the city between 9-10am. We're staying in Bodega Bay so the drive will take us a while to get into town.
We would like to see China Town, Lombard Crooked Street, Conservatory of Flowers, and the pier (for dinner).
Please forgive my ignorance on the city. I haven't even looked at a map yet. We will have all day there; we plan on being in the city between 9-10am. We're staying in Bodega Bay so the drive will take us a while to get into town.
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07-17-2007, 02:32 PM
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i work at the Ripley's Museum. wharf parking isn't super bad now days. Its just a little expensive, but all street parking is free after 7pm. definitely park in a garage if your in chinatown. you can circle for 3 hours and never find a spot.
cable cars are 5 dollars a ride per person, or 11, for a full day pass.
cable cars are 5 dollars a ride per person, or 11, for a full day pass.
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#72
07-17-2007, 02:39 PM
Originally Posted by ttrank
We would like to see China Town, Lombard Crooked Street, Conservatory of Flowers, and the pier (for dinner).
#73
07-17-2007, 02:40 PM
Originally Posted by dofu
I think Chinatown and the pier are the only places you'd have to worry about parking...
That's not so bad then. We don't mind paying more for good parking, this is a vacation so I can live with spending $50 on parking for the day. I can't bitch, she is the one that is paying for the FX we are driving!
