San Francisco
Museum of Modern Art
CityPASS saves you 48% on admission to San Francisco’s top 5 attractions plus unlimited cable car rides.
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art CityPASS ticket includes general museum admission.
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CityPASS Adult
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Child 5-12
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SFMOMA Permanent Collections
SFMOMA’s internationally recognized permanent collection of modern and contemporary art includes more than 26,000 works — and continues to grow. Discover modern art masterworks and glimpses of contemporary art in the making. Collections include:
- Painting and sculpture
- Photography
- Architecture and design
- Media Arts
William L. Gerstle Collection, William L. Gerstle Fund purchase © Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York / VG Bild-Kunst Bonn, Germany 62.3421
Rooftop Garden
Described by architect Mark Jensen as "a gallery without a ceiling," the Rooftop Garden features two open-air spaces connected by a luminous glass pavilion. Take a break and enjoy dramatic views of the San Francisco skyline along with sculptural works from the museum's collection.
1. Louise Bourgeois, The Nest, 1994; Collection SFMOMA; © San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Photo by Henrik Kam 2. Alexander Calder, Big Crinkly, 1969; Collection SFMOMA; © San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Photo by Henrik Kam
Interactive Features: Koret Visitor Education Center
This dynamic drop-in facility provides a broad range of resources and services, as well as a full calendar of public programs and activities. Open to all visitors, the Koret Center is located on the museum's second floor, just a few steps from the galleries.
Activities take place throughout the museum, but the Koret Visitor Education Center is Family Program H.Q., offering interactive materials and information for all ages on a daily basis.
Making Sense of Modern Art Mobile
From the museum that brought you the first-ever multimedia gallery tour comes an entirely new way to explore SFMOMA's extraordinary collection: A handheld touchscreen device.
Get up close and personal with the paintings, sculptures, and photographs you thought you knew via interviews with artists, curators, scholars and storytellers; video footage; poems; and music.
Free with the deposit of a driver's license or valid state ID. Pick one up in the Haas Atrium. Available in English, with selected stops in French, German, and Spanish.
Art in the Atrium: Kerry James Marshall
Specially commissioned for SFMOMA, Kerry James Marshall's monumental murals depict Mount Vernon and Monticello, the estates of American presidents George Washington and Thomas Jefferson. Marshall's paintings stand apart from other such paintings by incorporating images of the slaves who supported plantation life.
At first glance, optical tricks conceal them from view, but visitors who engage in the artist's visual game will discover figures so often omitted from representations of American history.
Caffé Museo and Rooftop Coffee Bar
Caffè Museo serves an inventive menu of Italian-inspired dishes made from fresh, local ingredients and organic produce. At ground level, adjacent to the museum's entrance on Third Street, the café offers an espresso bar, indoor and outdoor seating, and a selection of wines by the glass.
Daily Special Events
SFMOMA's critically acclaimed exhibitions are just the tip of the iceberg. A wide range of ongoing special events (such as film screenings, tours, live performances, book signings, and talks given by artists and curators) are on offer nearly every day — many of them free with museum admission.
Yerba Buena Gardens Cultural District
SFMOMA is the centerpiece of San Francisco's flourishing Yerba Buena Gardens cultural district.
Enjoy a stroll around expertly manicured gardens with plants representing each of San Francisco's sister cities, while you take in a partial view of the downtown skyline.
A Martin Luther King, Jr. memorial is located within the park behind a waterfall, which is the largest fountain on the West Coast. The memorial consists of large, etched glass excerpts of King's speeches.
Katharina Wulff
April 13-Sept. 4, 2012
Imbued with whimsy and gloom, vulnerability and strength, Katharina Wulff's figurative paintings blend myriad art historical styles, depicting imaginary, far-off locales often populated by strange animals and alluring visages. This latest installment of our New Work series — the artist's first solo exhibition in the United States as well as the first time her work has been shown on the West Coast — features a selection of paintings made over the last five years, along with several new works.Katharina Wulff, Untitled (Landschaft) [Landscape], 2007; oil on canvas; Collection of Martin and Rebecca Eisenberg; © Katharina Wulff
Parra: Weirded Out
March 31-July 29, 2012
With its vibrant color, curvaceous lines, and eccentric, distinctive imagery, the bold and playful work of Dutch graphic artist Parra has garnered a substantial cult following since it first appeared in the 1990s. Parra's cartoonlike, hybridized characters and free-form typography have become iconic, while his hand-drawn approach to graphic design has landed him high-profile collaborations with companies like Nike and InCase.Parra, Untitled (SFMOMA installation preview), 2011; acrylic on white wall; © Parra
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San Francisco Museum of Modern Art Details
| Location: | 151 Third Street, between Howard and Mission |
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| Website: | sfmoma.org |
| Phone: | (415) 357-4000 |
| Hours: | Summer (Memorial Day-Labor Day): Fri-Tue, 10 a.m.-5:45 p.m. Winter: Fri-Tue, 11 a.m.-5:45 p.m. Closed Wednesdays, Fourth of July, Thanksgiving, Christmas Day, and New Year’s Day |
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| CityPASS Admission | General museum admission including all permanent collections, the rooftop garden, and Making Sense of Modern Art mobile device. | ||||||||||||||
| CityPASS Entry | Present CityPASS booklet or voucher at the information desk located on the right, just inside the main entrance to skip the main ticket line. | ||||||||||||||
| Special Exhibits & Upgrades | Included with CityPASS
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| Transportation | MUNI Bus Routes: 30 Stockton bus, 45 Union bus or 14 Mission bus to 3rd and Mission |
What is CityPASS?
- San Francisco CityPASS includes a Muni & Cable Car 7-Day Passport plus one-time admission to 5 of San Francisco's most famous attractions
- CityPASS booklets are valid for nine days beginning with the first day of use.
- CityPASS booklet holders can skip most ticket lines. (You may encounter a line when you exchange a voucher for a booklet.)
- Choose your delivery option during checkout: Print vouchers or ship booklets.
- Look inside a CityPASS booklet
How do you use CityPASS?
- Exchange your voucher for a San Francisco CityPASS booklet at the first attraction you visit. (Skip this step if you have your booklet shipped.)
- Present your booklet at each attraction for admission.
- Each attraction will tear out or scan their ticket. Please do not pull a ticket from the booklet or it will be invalid.
- An Option Ticket allows you to choose admission to one of the two attractions offered.
What’s included with CityPASS?
CityPASS includes admission to 6 San Francisco attractions:
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Muni & Cable Car 7-Day Passport
Unlimited transportation on all Muni Trolleys, busses and historic Cable Cars for seven consecutive days beginning day of first CityPASS use. Without CityPASS, a single one-way Cable Car ride costs $6 (Muni bus: $2); does not include BART. more
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Aquarium of the Bay
General admission to the only aquarium dedicated to the animals native to the San Francisco Bay. Includes underwater glass tunnels and touch pools. more
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California Academy of Sciences
General admission to all exhibits including the aquarium, rainforest, planetarium, natural history museum, and living roof. more
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Blue & Gold Fleet Bay Cruise
A one-hour narrated Bay Cruise Adventure tours you under the majestic Golden Gate Bridge, around Alcatraz Island, and past Angel Island, offering sensational skyline views. more
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San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA)
General museum admission including all permanent collections, the rooftop garden, and Making Sense of Modern Art mobile device. more
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de Young Museum
General admission to both de Young + Legion of Honor Fine Arts Museums, if visited on the same day, and access to de Young’s Hamon Tower Observatory. more
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Exploratorium
General admission to join this museum’s ongoing exploration of science, art, and human perception. more
Customer Reviews — San Francisco CityPASS
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Great Deal!!
posted by loris on May-10-2012
This was great, It inspires you to see as many sites as possible, with the transportation to do so. I would recommend this to anyone!
You need at least 2-3 WHOLE days to get advantage of this pass
posted by Dania on May-06-2012
It was worth it, my family and myself enjoy it, one day we took the cruise trip, later the muni ( cable car transport, you have to make line, even with your city pass) starting at the embarcadero, final end it's at the union square where all the stores and restaurants are located. Next we went to SFMOMA (museum). Since they close at 5, we couldn't see another museum. On another day I visit the academy of science museum, it is divided in 3: the planetarium( like the one we have in Tijuana, Mexico CECUT but smaller) , aquarium (pretty big and amazing) and tropical forest ( it really has the temperature of the tropical area, I was sweating).
Made My Trip Fantastic and Would Highly Recommend.
posted by Erica on May-05-2012
My boyfriend and I were in San Francisco for 5 days. As both of us are students we were initially interested in the CityPASS because of the money saving aspect. The CityPASS provided us with lots to do while we were in town, and made transit really easy. It simplified the choices of what to see, and we saw some things that we definitely would have missed out on if we had not had the CityPASS. The fact that we could use it as a pass on the cable cars was an added bonus. I would definitely recommend this to other travelers.
City Pass - What a Fun Way to see San Francisco!
posted by Ardis Bartle on May-03-2012
I purchased the pass for the MOMA, De Young and California Sciences. Imagine how much fun it became when I could get on any cable car or MUNI bus and go to Pier 39 for the wonderful boat ride and aquarium. It was nice being a tourist as well as an art lover in San Francisco! Well done!
Simplified Access to Public Transportation
posted by Brian W on Apr-30-2012
CityPass not only saved us money on seeing the city's main attractions, it simplified the use and cost of accessing the cable cars and Muni transportation system. We got on/off the cable cars and trolleys as often as we wanted and never had to worry about having exact chnage.
How to Buy
Buy now and, at checkout, choose to either have CityPASS booklets shipped to you or print vouchers. For payment, we accept Visa, Master Card, American Express, Discover or PayPal.
Print voucher
Print your voucher at time of purchase or later by accessing the .pdf attached to your e-mailed order receipt. All vouchers must be printed. An on-screen view of your voucher, using your mobile device, will NOT be accepted at the attractions. Once printed, you take the pre-paid voucher to the first attraction you plan to visit and exchange it for a CityPASS booklet, which contains entrance tickets to all the attractions. Exchange locations at each attraction are printed right on the voucher. Exchange vouchers within 6 months of purchase. Your CityPASS booklet's 9-day validity period will begin the day you visit the first attraction.
Ship Booklets
Having a CityPASS booklet in hand can often save you time by skipping ticket lines. We ship booklets to the continental U.S., Alaska or Hawaii, and Canada using UPS. We ship to United Kingdom using Royal Mail. Shipping costs vary by delivery type selected. You'll be shown the estimated delivery date for each shipping type during checkout. For Southern California CityPASS orders only, someone is required to sign for UPS package upon delivery.
Buy at an Attraction
San Francisco CityPASS is available for sale at all San Francisco CityPASS attractions for the same low price.
Price Details
Compare the cost of separate admission to each attraction to what you'd pay with CityPASS:
Save 48% off regular box office prices:
| Attractions | Adult Price | Child (5-12) | ||
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| Muni & Cable Car 7-Day Passport unlimited rides on Muni cable cars, street cars, and buses for 7 consecutive days (compare: a single regular-fare cable car ride is $6) | $27.00 | $27.00 | Ages 4 & under, free | |
| Aquarium of the Bay general admission | $16.95 | $10.00 | Ages 3-11, $10; Ages 2 & under, free | |
| California Academy of Sciences admission to 3-in-one attraction (natural history museum, aquarium, planetarium) | $29.95 | $19.95 | Ages 12-17, $24.95; Age 4-11, $19.95; Ages 3 & under, free | |
| Blue & Gold Fleet Bay Cruise a one-hour narrated cruise or a RocketBoat Ride (May-Oct. only) | $25.00 | $17.00 | Ages 12-18, $21; Ages 4 & under, free | |
| San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) general admission | $18.00 | - | Ages 13-17, $11; Ages 12 & under, free | |
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| de Young Museum general admission to both de Young + Legion of Honor Fine Arts Museums, if visited on the same day, and access to de Young’s Hamon Tower Observatory | $10.00 | - | Ages 13-17, $6; Ages 12 & under, free | |
| Exploratorium general admission | $15.00 | $10.00 | Ages 13-17, $12; Ages 3 & under, free | |
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Skip Most Ticket Lines
CityPASS booklet holders can skip most ticket lines. You may encounter a line when you exchange a CityPASS voucher for a CityPASS booklet at the first attraction you visit. Please note: Some CityPASS attractions have longer lines during holidays.
Below, find details about how to enter each attraction as quickly as possible. Keep in mind that some lines, such as security checkpoints, are unavoidable.
| Where to enter using your CityPASS ticket | |
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| Muni & Cable Car 7-Day Passport | Present validated CityPASS booklet to the driver on any Municipal Railway passenger vehicle. Exchange voucher for a CityPASS booklet at any included attraction prior to using MUNI. Your voucher is not redeemable or accepted for use aboard MUNI vehicles or at Cable Car Kiosks. Please plan-ahead; if arriving after normal attraction hours with a voucher, you'll have to wait until morning to exchange it for a CityPASS booklet to use to board the cable cars. |
| Aquarium of the Bay | Present CityPASS booklet or voucher at the CityPASS express window. Look for the CityPASS sign to skip main ticket line. |
| California Academy of Sciences | Present CityPASS booklet at the regular admission gate to skip the main ticket line. Exchange voucher for a CityPASS booklet at the main ticket office, then proceed to the regular admission line. |
| Blue & Gold Fleet Bay Cruise | Present CityPASS booklet or voucher at the PIER 39 box office ticket window to exchange for a boarding pass. |
| San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) | Present CityPASS booklet or voucher at the information desk located on the right, just inside the main entrance to skip the main ticket line. |
| de Young Museum | Present CityPASS booklet or voucher at the general admissions desk at either the de Young Museum or Legion of Honor. |
| Exploratorium | Present CityPASS booklet or voucher at the admissions desk by entering the Will Call line to skip the main ticket line (look for the CityPASS logo). Tactile Dome tickets are available at the regular admissions desk. |
FAQs
Find answers to questions most frequently asked about San Francisco CityPASS below. Click on the questions to show or hide answers.
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How do I know if San Francisco CityPASS is a good deal for me?
You'd get your money's worth even if you only visited three attractions. We invite you to see for yourself. Price Details displays CityPASS prices right next to full attraction admission prices and the extras you get with CityPASS. You can tell at a glance if the price and value are right for you — even if you don't visit every attraction.
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If I want an Alcatraz tour, how do I get it with CityPASS?
We offer an Alcatraz Option. Purchase San Francisco CityPASS directly from Alcatraz Cruises by calling (415) 981‑7625 – or buy at their ticket booth in San Francisco.
Note: The Alcatraz tour will replace the CityPASS booklet’s Blue & Gold Fleet Bay Cruise ticket. The Blue & Gold ticket will be removed from your booklet; you will not be eligible for a bay cruise.
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When does the 9‑day validity period begin?
If you purchase today, you may begin using your booklet any day from now until February 28, 2014. Exchange vouchers for your CityPASS booklet within 6 months from date-of-purchase.
San Francisco CityPASS tickets are valid for one‑time use within nine consecutive calendar days. The first attraction you visit stamps or scans your booklet to activate the booklet's nine‑day validity period. For example, if you visit the Adler Planetarium on Monday, you have the rest of that day, plus the following eight days to use the other four tickets in your booklet.
Your booklet serves as your 7‑day Muni passport starting the day it is activated.
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Are there ever any blackout dates for using CityPASS?
No, there are no black-out dates associated with using CityPASS. You're welcome use your CityPASS anytime within regular attraction operating hours. Please note that some attractions may periodically close all or a portion of their attraction for private events or due to weather conditions. We recommend contacting the attractions directly to verify availability during your travel dates.
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What is an option ticket?
San Francisco CityPASS includes one option ticket that gives you the choice to visit either de Young & Legion of Honor Fine Arts Museums OR Exploratorium. No need to decide between them now – choose when you get there.
Don't miss this - your booklet contains a coupon for a special CityPASS savings to use at the attraction you don't visit using your option ticket.
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What do I do if my child is younger than the CityPASS child ticket price range?
San Francisco child booklets are priced for ages 5‑12. Children under age 5 may be eligible for free or discounted admission at some attractions, however, you are often required to stand in line with them to secure a free child’s ticket. You may save money, but you will spend time in ticket lines.
See Price Details to decide whether CityPASS is a good choice for your child. Your family’s vacation experience may be improved by zipping past main ticket lines to the CityPASS entrance — even if it costs you a few extra dollars.
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What is a voucher and how do I use it?
A voucher is a one-page document that you print at the time of purchase or later by accessing the .pdf attached to your e-mailed order receipt. All vouchers must be printed; attractions will not accept an on-screen view of your voucher, using your mobile device. (At check out, you also have the option to have actual booklets shipped to you by UPS.)
Once printed, you take the pre-paid voucher to the first attraction you plan to visit and exchange it for a CityPASS booklet which contains entrance tickets to all the attractions. Exchange locations at each attraction are printed on the voucher. Keep in mind that you may encounter a ticket line when exchanging your voucher.
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May I redeem my voucher at a Muni kiosk or by presenting to cable car, trolley or bus drivers?
San Francisco CityPASS print‑at‑home vouchers must be exchanged at one of the CityPASS attractions, or at the San Francisco Visitors Bureau at 900 Market Street for a booklet prior to use aboard Muni vehicles.
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Do I skip every line with San Francisco CityPASS?
The Skip the Lines tab tells you how to enter each attraction with a CityPASS booklet in hand and with a voucher to — if possible — avoid the main ticket line. We've also printed brief instructions on each ticket in your booklet to remind you where to go. Also, each attraction displays signs indicating where CityPASS ticket holders go to present their ticket booklets to avoid most entrance ticket lines. Keep in mind that these are the most-popular attractions in San Francisco and there may be lines in summer, on weekends and holidays.
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How do I know when attractions open/close and where I should start?
Planning is easier when you see all the attractions' locations and hours in one place. Click on Attraction Details to find the Location & Hours tab and more attraction information tabs designed to help you plan your trip.
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How do I buy a CityPASS if I live outside the U.S., Canada or U.K.?
International buyers will find the print‑at‑home voucher purchase their most efficient solution. If you prefer to wait until arrival, you will find booklets available for the same low price at every participating CityPASS attraction.
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Where can I buy a San Francisco CityPASS when I get to San Francisco?
Purchase a San Francisco CityPASS at all participating San Francisco attractions or at the Muni cable car turnaround kiosks, Muni office (11 South Van Ness Ave. at Market), or San Francisco Visitors Center (900 Market Street, Mon‑Fri, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sat, 9 a.m.–3 p.m.).
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Where are Muni kiosks and when are they open?
Corner of Market and Powell
Open: 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m., Mon‑Fri
Closed: 1-1:30 p.m. (lunch)Corner of Beach and Hyde
Open: 10 a.m.-4 p.m., every day
Closed: 1-1:30 p.m. (lunch)Corner of Bay and Taylor
Open: 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Mon‑Fri
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Is San Francisco CityPASS available at the airport? May I use Muni transportation from SFO to downtown San Francisco?
CityPASS is not sold at SFO. The 7‑day Muni Passport does not include travel to and from the airport.
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Can you recommend the least expensive transportation from SFO to downtown San Francisco?
Luggage-toting San Francisco visitors can avoid steep taxi charges and multiple-stop shuttles by taking BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit). Follow these steps:
- Follow SFO signs to AirTran/Bart.
- AirTran (complimentary) delivers you to the International Terminal – Garage G / BART Station.
- Select and purchase the ticket that will get you closest to your hotel or downtown destination; There are four downtown stops.
- Trains depart every 15 minutes; travel to downtown San Francisco is approximately 30 minutes.
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Is it safe to buy a CityPASS from private sellers on Ebay, Craig's List or other similar entities?
CityPASS does not endorse or support the purchase of CityPASS products from eBay, Craig’s List or directly from any individual. In the event that you purchase stolen or invalid CityPASS products, CityPASS will be unable to offer any compensation
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How does shipping work for citypass.com orders?
We ship to continental U.S., Alaska, and Hawaii via UPS. Orders placed prior to 12:01 p.m. Mountain Time, Monday-Friday, will be shipped the same day. All other orders will ship the next day; orders received Friday afternoon, Saturday, Sunday or legal holidays will ship the next business day. Someone is required to sign for UPS package upon delivery. The following rates apply for a U.S. shipment of 1-14 CityPASS booklets or Southern California admission cards:
UPS Ground (Continental U.S.) $10.00 UPS 2-Day (Continental U.S.) $13.50 UPS Next Day Air Saver (Continental U.S.) $15.50 UPS 2-Day (Hawaii) $24.00 UPS 2-Day (Alaska) $25.50 Canada
We ship to Canada via UPS. Orders placed prior to 12:01 p.m. Mountain Time, Monday-Friday, will be shipped the same day. All other orders will ship the next day; orders received Friday afternoon, Saturday, Sunday or legal holidays will ship the next business day. Someone is required to sign for UPS package upon delivery. The following rates apply for a Canadian shipment of 1-14 CityPASS booklets or Southern California admission cards:
UPS Standard $22.75 UPS Worldwide Express Saver $31.50 United Kingdom
United Kingdom (U.K.) orders are fulfilled within the U.K. and are sent via Royal Mail. Orders placed prior to 11 a.m., Monday-Friday will ship that same day. All other orders will ship the next day; orders received on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday will ship on Monday, save for bank holidays. Note: Royal Mail will deliver to post boxes; signatures may be required for residential or commercial delivery. The following rates apply for a U.K. shipment of 1-4 CityPASS booklets or Southern California admission cards:
Royal Mail $14.00 All Other Shipping Destinations
Shipping to other destinations is not presently offered. You may purchase an e-ticket online now, print it, and exchange it for a booklet at the first participating CityPASS attraction you visit. If you prefer, wait until you arrive in the city to purchase. You will pay the same low price when you buy at any participating CityPASS attraction.
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How long does it take to receive a CityPASS by UPS? Can I track it?
You will select UPS shipping when you purchase CityPASS online, with options for delivery timing. An expected date of arrival is provided for each shipping method. By end‑of‑day (or first business day after weekend orders), you will receive an e‑mail from UPS with a tracking number.
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Will you ship CityPASS booklets to a hotel?
CityPASS booklets purchased online in advance of travel may be directed to home, office or hotel addresses in the U.S. or Canada. We recommend that you alert the hotel to your expected delivery when you confirm your reservation.
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Can I substitute or subtract an attraction ticket?
CityPASS is a well-researched collection of the most popular and loved attractions in San Francisco and the attraction line‑up may not be altered. You'll save money with CityPASS even if you only visit three attractions. We invite you to see for yourself Price Details.
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What is your return policy?
CityPASS offers a full refund, within 365 days from date of purchase from citypass.com, on unused CityPASS booklets with all tickets attached or vouchers that have not been redeemed.
Partially- or fully-used CityPASS booklets are non-refundable. No refunds or exchanges will be provided for any portion of an activated CityPASS booklet.
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When does my CityPASS expire?
Voucher: Exchange vouchers for your CityPASS booklet within 6 months of purchase.
Booklet: If you have a previously-purchased CityPASS booklet, look at the inside cover to find the expiration date of your booklet. Purchase today and begin using your booklet any day from now until February 28, 2014.
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What do I do if my CityPASS is lost or stolen?
Think of a CityPASS booklet like cash in your pocket. If lost or stolen, no refund or replacement is possible.
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What about discounts for seniors, military, students or groups?
CityPASS is already a deeply discounted collection of tickets, with significant savings for all ages and interests. In fact, CityPASS is more attractively priced than A.A.R.P. or other comparable offers. Further discounts are not available.
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San Francisco Public Transportation — Municipal Railway (MUNI)
A Muni & Cable Car 7-day Passport is included with San Francisco CityPASS.
The Muni passport entitles bearer to ride ALL Municipal Railway transportation within the city limits for 7 consecutive days from the date validated on the CityPASS booklet cover. The CityPASS Muni passport is valid on all Muni vehicles including Cable Cars. CityPASS holders may use the Candlestick BallPark Express for $8 surcharge.
A single one way ride on a Cable Car costs $6 (Muni bus: $2). The 1-day Muni passport costs $14 (3-day: $21 and 7-day: $27). Does not include BART.
How to get to each CityPASS attraction using Muni is listed below and also on the back of each CityPASS attraction ticket.
| Attraction Transportation Information | |
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| Muni & Cable Car 7-Day Passport | MUNI Cable Cars, Street Cars, buses and underground trains access the entire downtown San Francisco area. Route maps & schedules, Details. |
| Aquarium of the Bay | F line Streetcar: stops right in front of PIER 39. MUNI Bus Routes: 15, 10, 47; bus lines go within a block of PIER 39. |
| California Academy of Sciences | MUNI Bus lines: 44 stops in front of the Academy; 5 & 21 stop just 2 blocks outside the park. N-Judah Streetcar: stops at 9th Avenue, 4 blocks from Golden Gate Park. |
| Blue & Gold Fleet Bay Cruise | F line Streetcar: stops right in front of PIER 39. MUNI Bus Routes: 15, 10, 47; bus lines go within a block of PIER 39. |
| San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) | MUNI Bus Routes: 30 Stockton bus, 45 Union bus or 14 Mission bus to 3rd and Mission |
| de Young Museum | de Young: MUNI Bus lines: 44 stops in front of the Academy; 5 & 21 stop just 2 blocks outside the park. N-Judah Streetcar: stops at 9th Avenue, 4 blocks from Golden Gate Park. Legion of Honor: MUNI Bus Routes: From downtown SF to the Legion take the 38 Geary bus to 33rd Avenue and transfer to the 18 bus |
| Exploratorium | MUNI Bus Routes: 28, 30, 43 |
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