San Francisco in July
Jun 29th, 2007, 02:15 PM
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San Francisco in July
Am going to SF in Jul/Aug...any tips on things to do for the least cost? We are active and would love to do the bike accorss Golden Gate but too many companies to choose from..should we ferry back? Also want to see Tetrazini??? Is it a good show? Anyone have any "ins" on discounts?
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Jun 29th, 2007, 02:41 PM
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Oooops! Guess I totally misspelled this one! It is Teatro Zinzanni.On Pier 29. Oooo you live there? I'm sure you know where we should go and what we should do. Any help greatly appreciated!
#39;) Thanks...I will definitley bike it but really want to know a good bike rental company and if it's best to do it on a weekend or weekday.
Jun 29th, 2007, 02:55 PM
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I don't bike, so can't advise here... but the ferry ride is nice and relaxing in a good weather.
Zinzanni is like $139 per person now, never been there too.
Many Fodorites advise to see the BBB - Beach Blanket Babylon - never been.
Hmm... where have I been? Sausalito is a nice place to visit. There is now a bus (shuttle, look it up on Golden Gate transit website) to Muir Woods if you want to see them.
There are so many museums in San Francisco! Most of them are worth visiting. Zoo... it was remodeling, maybe finished by now? Saturday market by the Ferry building. Different areas of the city... just walk through!
Zinzanni is like $139 per person now, never been there too.
Many Fodorites advise to see the BBB - Beach Blanket Babylon - never been.
Hmm... where have I been? Sausalito is a nice place to visit. There is now a bus (shuttle, look it up on Golden Gate transit website) to Muir Woods if you want to see them.
There are so many museums in San Francisco! Most of them are worth visiting. Zoo... it was remodeling, maybe finished by now? Saturday market by the Ferry building. Different areas of the city... just walk through!
Jun 29th, 2007, 03:01 PM
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Blazing Saddles.
Do the bridge early or late in the day. After 3:30 you can go over one way and back on the other side during the week or all day on weekends.
For stuff to do in Marin:
http://www.marinestates.com/marin.html
Do the bridge early or late in the day. After 3:30 you can go over one way and back on the other side during the week or all day on weekends.
For stuff to do in Marin:
http://www.marinestates.com/marin.html
Jun 29th, 2007, 03:12 PM
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Check out the web site for Blazing Saddles in SF (Fisherman's Wharf locations). I have not rented from them, but they seem to be the dominant player in the bike rental business. The majority of bike riding tourists I see in Tiburon on the weekend use their equipment. They have a 10 percent discount coupon on their web site.
Jun 29th, 2007, 05:42 PM
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You'll get mixed reviews on Teatro ZinZanni--some really enjoy it. I went with out of town visitors who really wanted to go despite repeated my recommendations for Beach Blanket. Anyway it's a blend of acrobats, singers, clowns, sort of zany cirque in a dining space. I didn't really enjoy it, too noisy, to frenetic for my taste and I really despise audience participation shows. It's not a very only in SF kind of thing like BBB, seemed more like Las Vegas to me.
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