San Francisco CityPASS

"Very useful. Must get this one if you are in the city for a short vacation. Covers academy of sciences and the blue-gold cruiseb (Go for the 4:30 pm one if possible. Beautiful sunset views). You can then pick two more out of a list of several others. Exploratorium is a must if you are with kids. I had a question and called them and customer service was quick and they excellent. Definitely recommend."

"It is pretty easy to navigate the site, but having links or suggestions for other activities would be nice considering the number of activities is only 3-4 for the pass. We'll be in town for a whole week, so we're looking for other things to do to fill the time"

"The SF City Pass is a great value! The California Academy of Sciences was amazing! The Bay Cruise is nice as a boat ride only because it’s honestly just too loud to hear anything on the speakers (wind and engine noise). We chose the Zoo and Aquarium as our 2 other options, which were both nice! We bought a Muni 7 day pass (tip: you don’t have to scan it on or off the bus just have it ready if asked, which no one did) to get around SF which was worth it! Download city mapper app and it tells you exactly how to get everywhere, what buses or trains to take."

"Loved it...bought 2 day pass,it paid for itself the 1st day..."

"Worked very well for us as a family of five (children 7, 10, and 13), and had a plan in place for our four days in SF to hit everything in the CityPass. Swapped out the cruise for Alcatraz tour (have to phone Alcatraz Cruises to pre-buy CityPass from them and to pre-book Alcatraz). We relied on transit & cable car any time we could (get transit map from Alcatraz Cruises when you pick up your booklet), so the 3-day bus pass that's included (which is normally $33 dollars per adult if you by from transit) is very useful. CityPass has four attractions in it and if you plan to hit three then you've saved a little bit; use the bus too, and you've saved about $30+/person and the hassle of standing in ticket lines (which can be surprisingly long even in a March low season in SF) to buy tickets (that's the only line you skip btw from what I can tell). Plus for me, it's just nice to pre-buy instead of having to feel like you're shelling out money (basically $30/adult and $25/kid) every time you enter an attraction."