Things to do in Golden Gate Park

Had fun going around with my dad! The difference with the LA one is that while this one doesn't have the cool NASA things, the SF one has a rainforest simulation that houses several birds and so many butterflies!

Highly recommended! The early bird special gives you three hours for the price of two, which is such a great deal. I suggest checking in on their website in advance and filling out some information; it saves time at the shop and makes picking up the vehicle much faster.

It just so happened that I won a 99% off coupon in the matching numbers day sale, so the maximum discount of 3,000 yen was applied, allowing me to buy the tickets at a great price. San Francisco is compact with relatively few major attractions, so I think this pass covers pretty much everything you'd want to do there! By the way, I chose three activities: 1) Big Bus, 2) the California Academy of Sciences, and 3) the Walt Disney Family Museum. You don't really need #2. If you want to sightsee on a budget, you don't really need #1 either. If you buy an unlimited-ride pass using the MuniMobile app, you can ride all the cable cars, buses, streetcars, and subways in San Francisco, which is cheaper and much more convenient. The main appeal of #1 is simply sitting on the top deck of the tour bus and feeling the breeze as you cross the Golden Gate Bridge! That's really what it's all about (laughs). As for #3, Disney fans should definitely check it out! Ease of redemption: Easy Pass validity period: Please note that schedule changes are not allowed.

comfy ride going around sf. if you are short on time and want an overview of all the key touristy places in san francisco this is a good tour to do so. there are some places that can’t bring you to such as the painted ladies as tour buses cant go there. thanks to michelle and judith for the nice tour.

This is a comprehensive activity for those who want to visit San Francisco and see all the highlights. It includes a city tour, Golden Gate Bridge, a boat cruise with scenic views, and storytelling.

The local American guide we had this time was extremely professional, providing thorough explanations of San Francisco's history, architecture, and attractions along the way. The overall itinerary was quite fulfilling, and getting a guide like this is definitely worth it. On the other hand, the Chinese guide that others in our group got performed extremely poorly, with a perfunctory service attitude and a lack of professionalism, which severely dampened the group atmosphere. In summary, the quality of the tour entirely depends on which guide you are assigned. Before booking, it is strongly recommended to check with customer service or the travel agency regarding the tour guides and language assignments to avoid ending up with a low-quality Chinese tour group or guide that could ruin a whole day's good mood.