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Wycieczka GoCar po San Francisco

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It's the most exhilarating, entertaining and enlightening way to see San Francisco - the first-ever GPS-guided storytelling car! The clever talking car navigates for you and points out the sights that bring San Francisco to life. Experience what the press is buzzing about, what visitors rave about and what Time Magazine has nominated "as one of the coolest inventions of the year".

Miasto: San Francisco

Sun 25 Jan

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Dodatkowe informacje

Wheelchair accessible
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
GoCars hold a maximum of 2 people. Prices are per GoCar - not per person.
Pickup location must be chosen at time of booking. This is the location where your GoCar will be reserved
Driver must be 21 years or older to rent and must provide a major credit card and valid driver’s license at the time of check-in. A driver’s license must be in the customer’s physical possession (no photocopy). For foreign customer’s, an international license is not necessary.
Passengers must be 4 years of age or older - and small children must safely fit into one of our DOT approved helmets. The GoCar is registered as a motorcycle - but a motorcycle license is not required to operate the vehicle.
All renters must be able to read, understand and sign a liability release and waiver form (standard participant agreement)
On the day of rental, a $500 security deposit will be held on the customer’s credit card. If a CDW or SLI insurance plan is selected, a $300 security deposit will be held. The security deposit is released when the GoCar is returned.
Foreign language options are available in French, Spanish, Italian and German
For the safety and comfort of passengers the maximum height is 6'4" (1.9m) and maximum combined weight of 500 lbs (226.8 kg) for two passengers
Can you stop along the way?
Yes, you set your own pace. The car always knows where you are and you can park anywhere you want (motorcycle parking or car parking) for as long as you want, and as soon as you start to drive again, the car will begin to talk!
Do you have to stay on the tour?
Absolutely not! If there is a San Francisco sight you wish to see but is not yet included on the tour, just use the map provided to navigate your own way through the city streets.
Vehicles:
Are controlled with a motorcycle-style handle, throttle, and hand brakes. The 3-wheeled cars seat two and have a lockable trunk for your things. Their small size makes parking a breeze, and in San Francisco - a major bonus!
How fast does the car go?
Up to 35-mph. Note that drivers in San Francisco do not typically drive fast, therefore an average speed of 30-mph or less can be expected while driving.
Can you cross the Golden Gate Bridge?
No, but the tour will navigate you to Fort Point. Here the bridge soars about 200-feet above your head. It is possible to gain pedestrian access to the bridge span from the car park at the bridge vantage point.
What is a CDW?
Collision Damage Waiver (CDW) is an optional form of insurance similar to rental car insurance that limits your liability in case of accident. It is non-refundable. If you opt to purchase the CDW your deposit for rented a GoCar is only USD$300.00 instead of USD$500.00

Czego oczekiwać

Teatr Pałac Sztuk Pięknych

Pałac Sztuk Pięknych w dzielnicy Marina w San Francisco w Kalifornii to monumentalna budowla pierwotnie zbudowana na wystawę Panama-Pacific Exposition w 1915 roku w celu wystawienia prezentowanych tam dzieł sztuki. Jedna z nielicznych ocalałych budowli z Ekspozycji, nadal znajduje się na swoim pierwotnym miejscu. Oprócz organizowania wystaw sztuki pozostaje popularną atrakcją dla turystów i mieszkańców.

Most złotej bramy

Z pewnością najczęściej fotografowany most na świecie, Golden Gate Bridge jest synonimem San Francisco. Podjedź do obszaru widokowego lub do podnóża mostu w Fort Point, aby zrobić zdjęcia. Jeszcze lepsze zdjęcia można zrobić na Baker Beach, kilka minut jazdy za mostem!

ulicy Lombardzkiej

Nie ma nic lepszego niż przejechanie Lombard Street, „Crookedest Street” w San Francisco w swoim GoCar pod koniec wycieczki. To świetny sposób na poznanie jednej z najbardziej kultowych ulic San Francisco.

Przystań rybacka

Przejedź przez dzielnicę Fisherman's Wharf w San Francisco, mijając tętniące życiem Crab Shacks, piekarnie i sklepy z osobliwościami w drodze do mostu Golden Gate. Nie zapomnij pomachać innym odwiedzającym!

Oceaniczna plaża

Szukaj dolarów piasku we mgle i rób zdjęcia Seal Rock, gdy wystaje z Oceanu Spokojnego w Ocean Beach.

Prezydium San Francisco

Niektóre z najpiękniejszych widoków na Zatokę San Francisco znajdują się w Presidio, wycofanej ze służby bazie wojskowej, która szczyci się piękną architekturą, pomnikiem wojennym, Muzeum Disneya, a nawet kręgielnią! Obszar ten znajduje się zaledwie 15 minut jazdy od Fisherman's Wharf, ale wydaje się, że jest to inny świat!

Narodowe miejsce historyczne Fort Point

U podnóża mostu Golden Gate Fort Point jest zarówno doskonałym miejscem na zdjęcie mostu, jak i fascynującym pomnikiem San Francisco z czasów gorączki złota.

chrupiące pole

Crissy Field to miejsce, w którym San Franciscan ćwiczy i bawi się. Pomachaj biegaczom, piłkarzom i spacerowiczom, mijając piękne widoki na zatokę w drodze do mostu Golden Gate.

Park Złota Brama

Centrum przyrody i kultury, Golden Gate Park rozciąga się na prawie połowę długości San Francisco i jest domem dla Konserwatorium Kwiatów, Kalifornijskiej Akademii Nauk, Muzeum deYoung, Japanese Tea Garden, Stow Lake i Buffalo Paddock.

Legia Honorowa

Zobacz rzeźbę Rodina „Myśliciel” przed pięknym Muzeum Legii Honorowej.

Kąpiel Sutro

Sutro Baths to wszystko, co pozostało z niegdyś popularnego natatorium SF, które zostało zniszczone w pożarze. Niesamowicie piękne miejsce do oglądania północnego Pacyfiku.

Palace of Fine Arts Theatre

The Palace of Fine Arts in the Marina District of San Francisco, California, is a monumental structure originally constructed for the 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition in order to exhibit works of art presented there. One of only a few surviving structures from the Exposition, it is still situated on its original site. In addition to hosting art exhibitions, it remains a popular attraction for tourists and locals.

Golden Gate Bridge

Certainly the most-photographed bridge in the world, the Golden Gate Bridge is synonymous with San Francisco. Drive up to the viewing area, or the foot of the bridge at Fort Point, to take pictures. You can take even better pictures at Baker Beach, a few minutes drive past the bridge!

Lombard Street

Nothing beats zooming down Lombard Street, San Francisco's "Crookedest Street" in your GoCar at the end of your tour. This is a great way to experience one of San Francisco's most iconic streets.

Fisherman's Wharf

Drive through San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf, passing the bustling Crab Shacks, Bakeries and Curio Shops on your way to Golden Gate Bridge. Don't forget to wave to the other visitors!

Ocean Beach

Look for sand dollars in the fog and take photos of Seal Rock as it juts out of the Pacific Ocean at Ocean Beach.

Presidio of San Francisco

Some of the most beautiful views of San Francisco Bay are in the Presidio, a decommissioned military base that boasts beautiful architecture, a War Memorial, the Disney Museum and even a bowling alley! This area is just a 15 minute drive from Fisherman's Wharf, but feels like another world!

Fort Point National Historic Site

At the foot of the Golden Gate Bridge, Fort Point is both an excellent photo spot for the bridge and a fascinating monument to Gold Rush -era San Francisco.

Crissy Field

Crissy Field is where San Franciscan's exercise and play. Wave to runners, soccer players and dog walkers as you zoom past beautiful views of the Bay on your way to the Golden Gate Bridge.

Golden Gate Park

A natural and cultural center, Golden Gate Park spans almost half the length of San Francisco, and is home to the Conservatory of Flowers, California Academy of Sciences, deYoung Museum, Japanese Tea Garden, Stow Lake and the Buffalo Paddock.

Legion of Honor

View the Rodin Sculpture "The Thinker" outside the beautiful Legion f Honor Museum.

Sutro Baths

Sutro Baths are all that remains of what was once a popular SF natatorium that was destroyed in a fire. A hauntingly beautiful spot to view the North Pacific Ocean.

Palace of Fine Arts Theatre

Golden Gate Bridge

Lombard Street

Nothing beats zooming down Lombard Street, San Francisco's "Crookedest Street" in your GoCar at the end of your tour. This is a great way to experience one of San Francisco's most iconic streets.

Fisherman's Wharf

Drive through San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf, passing the bustling Crab Shacks, Bakeries and Curio Shops on your way to Golden Gate Bridge. Don't forget to wave to the other visitors!

Ocean Beach

Look for sand dollars in the fog and take photos of Seal Rock as it juts out of the Pacific Ocean at Ocean Beach.

Presidio of San Francisco

Fort Point National Historic Site

At the foot of the Golden Gate Bridge, Fort Point is both an excellent photo spot for the bridge and a fascinating monument to Gold Rush -era San Francisco.

Crissy Field

Crissy Field is where San Franciscan's exercise and play. Wave to runners, soccer players and dog walkers as you zoom past beautiful views of the Bay on your way to the Golden Gate Bridge.

Golden Gate Park

Legion of Honor

View the Rodin Sculpture "The Thinker" outside the beautiful Legion f Honor Museum.

Sutro Baths

Sutro Baths are all that remains of what was once a popular SF natatorium that was destroyed in a fire. A hauntingly beautiful spot to view the North Pacific Ocean.

Palace of Fine Arts Theatre

Golden Gate Bridge

Lombard Street

Nothing beats zooming down Lombard Street, San Francisco's "Crookedest Street" in your GoCar at the end of your tour. This is a great way to experience one of San Francisco's most iconic streets.

Fisherman's Wharf

Drive through San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf, passing the bustling Crab Shacks, Bakeries and Curio Shops on your way to Golden Gate Bridge. Don't forget to wave to the other visitors!

Ocean Beach

Look for sand dollars in the fog and take photos of Seal Rock as it juts out of the Pacific Ocean at Ocean Beach.

Presidio of San Francisco

Fort Point National Historic Site

At the foot of the Golden Gate Bridge, Fort Point is both an excellent photo spot for the bridge and a fascinating monument to Gold Rush -era San Francisco.

Crissy Field

Crissy Field is where San Franciscan's exercise and play. Wave to runners, soccer players and dog walkers as you zoom past beautiful views of the Bay on your way to the Golden Gate Bridge.

Golden Gate Park

Legion of Honor

View the Rodin Sculpture "The Thinker" outside the beautiful Legion f Honor Museum.

Sutro Baths

Sutro Baths are all that remains of what was once a popular SF natatorium that was destroyed in a fire. A hauntingly beautiful spot to view the North Pacific Ocean.

Palace of Fine Arts Theatre

Golden Gate Bridge

Lombard Street

Nothing beats zooming down Lombard Street, San Francisco's "Crookedest Street" in your GoCar at the end of your tour. This is a great way to experience one of San Francisco's most iconic streets.

Fisherman's Wharf

Drive through San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf, passing the bustling Crab Shacks, Bakeries and Curio Shops on your way to Golden Gate Bridge. Don't forget to wave to the other visitors!

Ocean Beach

Look for sand dollars in the fog and take photos of Seal Rock as it juts out of the Pacific Ocean at Ocean Beach.

Presidio of San Francisco

Fort Point National Historic Site

At the foot of the Golden Gate Bridge, Fort Point is both an excellent photo spot for the bridge and a fascinating monument to Gold Rush -era San Francisco.

Crissy Field

Crissy Field is where San Franciscan's exercise and play. Wave to runners, soccer players and dog walkers as you zoom past beautiful views of the Bay on your way to the Golden Gate Bridge.

Golden Gate Park

Legion of Honor

View the Rodin Sculpture "The Thinker" outside the beautiful Legion f Honor Museum.

Sutro Baths

Sutro Baths are all that remains of what was once a popular SF natatorium that was destroyed in a fire. A hauntingly beautiful spot to view the North Pacific Ocean.

Palace of Fine Arts Theatre

Golden Gate Bridge

Lombard Street

Nothing beats zooming down Lombard Street, San Francisco's "Crookedest Street" in your GoCar at the end of your tour. This is a great way to experience one of San Francisco's most iconic streets.

Fisherman's Wharf

Drive through San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf, passing the bustling Crab Shacks, Bakeries and Curio Shops on your way to Golden Gate Bridge. Don't forget to wave to the other visitors!

Ocean Beach

Look for sand dollars in the fog and take photos of Seal Rock as it juts out of the Pacific Ocean at Ocean Beach.

Presidio of San Francisco

Fort Point National Historic Site

At the foot of the Golden Gate Bridge, Fort Point is both an excellent photo spot for the bridge and a fascinating monument to Gold Rush -era San Francisco.

Crissy Field

Crissy Field is where San Franciscan's exercise and play. Wave to runners, soccer players and dog walkers as you zoom past beautiful views of the Bay on your way to the Golden Gate Bridge.

Golden Gate Park

Legion of Honor

View the Rodin Sculpture "The Thinker" outside the beautiful Legion f Honor Museum.

Sutro Baths

Sutro Baths are all that remains of what was once a popular SF natatorium that was destroyed in a fire. A hauntingly beautiful spot to view the North Pacific Ocean.

Palace of Fine Arts Theatre

Golden Gate Bridge

Lombard Street

Nothing beats zooming down Lombard Street, San Francisco's "Crookedest Street" in your GoCar at the end of your tour. This is a great way to experience one of San Francisco's most iconic streets.

Fisherman's Wharf

Drive through San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf, passing the bustling Crab Shacks, Bakeries and Curio Shops on your way to Golden Gate Bridge. Don't forget to wave to the other visitors!

Ocean Beach

Look for sand dollars in the fog and take photos of Seal Rock as it juts out of the Pacific Ocean at Ocean Beach.

Presidio of San Francisco

Fort Point National Historic Site

At the foot of the Golden Gate Bridge, Fort Point is both an excellent photo spot for the bridge and a fascinating monument to Gold Rush -era San Francisco.

Crissy Field

Crissy Field is where San Franciscan's exercise and play. Wave to runners, soccer players and dog walkers as you zoom past beautiful views of the Bay on your way to the Golden Gate Bridge.

Golden Gate Park

Legion of Honor

View the Rodin Sculpture "The Thinker" outside the beautiful Legion f Honor Museum.

Sutro Baths

Sutro Baths are all that remains of what was once a popular SF natatorium that was destroyed in a fire. A hauntingly beautiful spot to view the North Pacific Ocean.

Palace of Fine Arts Theatre

Golden Gate Bridge

Lombard Street

Nothing beats zooming down Lombard Street, San Francisco's "Crookedest Street" in your GoCar at the end of your tour. This is a great way to experience one of San Francisco's most iconic streets.

Fisherman's Wharf

Drive through San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf, passing the bustling Crab Shacks, Bakeries and Curio Shops on your way to Golden Gate Bridge. Don't forget to wave to the other visitors!

Ocean Beach

Look for sand dollars in the fog and take photos of Seal Rock as it juts out of the Pacific Ocean at Ocean Beach.

Presidio of San Francisco

Fort Point National Historic Site

At the foot of the Golden Gate Bridge, Fort Point is both an excellent photo spot for the bridge and a fascinating monument to Gold Rush -era San Francisco.

Crissy Field

Crissy Field is where San Franciscan's exercise and play. Wave to runners, soccer players and dog walkers as you zoom past beautiful views of the Bay on your way to the Golden Gate Bridge.

Golden Gate Park

Legion of Honor

View the Rodin Sculpture "The Thinker" outside the beautiful Legion f Honor Museum.

Sutro Baths

Sutro Baths are all that remains of what was once a popular SF natatorium that was destroyed in a fire. A hauntingly beautiful spot to view the North Pacific Ocean.

Palace of Fine Arts Theatre

Golden Gate Bridge

Lombard Street

Nothing beats zooming down Lombard Street, San Francisco's "Crookedest Street" in your GoCar at the end of your tour. This is a great way to experience one of San Francisco's most iconic streets.

Fisherman's Wharf

Drive through San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf, passing the bustling Crab Shacks, Bakeries and Curio Shops on your way to Golden Gate Bridge. Don't forget to wave to the other visitors!

Ocean Beach

Look for sand dollars in the fog and take photos of Seal Rock as it juts out of the Pacific Ocean at Ocean Beach.

Presidio of San Francisco

Fort Point National Historic Site

At the foot of the Golden Gate Bridge, Fort Point is both an excellent photo spot for the bridge and a fascinating monument to Gold Rush -era San Francisco.

Crissy Field

Crissy Field is where San Franciscan's exercise and play. Wave to runners, soccer players and dog walkers as you zoom past beautiful views of the Bay on your way to the Golden Gate Bridge.

Golden Gate Park

Legion of Honor

View the Rodin Sculpture "The Thinker" outside the beautiful Legion f Honor Museum.

Sutro Baths

Sutro Baths are all that remains of what was once a popular SF natatorium that was destroyed in a fire. A hauntingly beautiful spot to view the North Pacific Ocean.

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Palace of Fine Arts Theatre

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Golden Gate Bridge

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Lombard Street

Nothing beats zooming down Lombard Street, San Francisco's "Crookedest Street" in your GoCar at the end of your tour. This is a great way to experience one of San Francisco's most iconic streets.

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Fisherman's Wharf

Drive through San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf, passing the bustling Crab Shacks, Bakeries and Curio Shops on your way to Golden Gate Bridge. Don't forget to wave to the other visitors!

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Ocean Beach

Look for sand dollars in the fog and take photos of Seal Rock as it juts out of the Pacific Ocean at Ocean Beach.

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Presidio of San Francisco

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Fort Point National Historic Site

At the foot of the Golden Gate Bridge, Fort Point is both an excellent photo spot for the bridge and a fascinating monument to Gold Rush -era San Francisco.

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Crissy Field

Crissy Field is where San Franciscan's exercise and play. Wave to runners, soccer players and dog walkers as you zoom past beautiful views of the Bay on your way to the Golden Gate Bridge.

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Golden Gate Park

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Legion of Honor

View the Rodin Sculpture "The Thinker" outside the beautiful Legion f Honor Museum.

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Sutro Baths

Sutro Baths are all that remains of what was once a popular SF natatorium that was destroyed in a fire. A hauntingly beautiful spot to view the North Pacific Ocean.

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Palace of Fine Arts Theatre

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Golden Gate Bridge

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Lombard Street

Nothing beats zooming down Lombard Street, San Francisco's "Crookedest Street" in your GoCar at the end of your tour. This is a great way to experience one of San Francisco's most iconic streets.

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Fisherman's Wharf

Drive through San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf, passing the bustling Crab Shacks, Bakeries and Curio Shops on your way to Golden Gate Bridge. Don't forget to wave to the other visitors!

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Ocean Beach

Look for sand dollars in the fog and take photos of Seal Rock as it juts out of the Pacific Ocean at Ocean Beach.

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Presidio of San Francisco

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Fort Point National Historic Site

At the foot of the Golden Gate Bridge, Fort Point is both an excellent photo spot for the bridge and a fascinating monument to Gold Rush -era San Francisco.

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Crissy Field

Crissy Field is where San Franciscan's exercise and play. Wave to runners, soccer players and dog walkers as you zoom past beautiful views of the Bay on your way to the Golden Gate Bridge.

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Golden Gate Park

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Legion of Honor

View the Rodin Sculpture "The Thinker" outside the beautiful Legion f Honor Museum.

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Sutro Baths

Sutro Baths are all that remains of what was once a popular SF natatorium that was destroyed in a fire. A hauntingly beautiful spot to view the North Pacific Ocean.

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Recenzje (811)

732dawnh

Oct 2024

It saddens me to write this review, because this is a fun experience, but the people who run this business are horrible. I've live locally and use GoCar when I have friends in town, however, after this past rental, I will NEVER NEVER NEVER use them again nor would I ever recommend them to anyone. First of all, and this isn't specific to this past weekend, but the navigation isn't great. The notice of when to turn isn't always long enough in advance, the little cuts to save time are often confusing, and weirdly, the volume on certain directions is lower than others. Sot he volume is either too loud or too soft and it makes it easy to miss your turn. Again, I'm local, so I can manage, but I really feel for people who aren't and don't know where they are going. Especially if your sidekick is a kid who is clueless to direction. :) Also - you'd think those things would be nimble given their size. They are NOT. My VW wagon has a better U Turn radius than this piece of crap. They also don't back up, so if you end up in a tight situation, good luck. Getting back to Columbus Day weekend (the last time I used this service) - my friend and I rented the car in the AM. (Pro Tip If you Decide to Use this Crap Ass Company: If you decide to rent at 10am when they first open, make sure you get there about 15 mins early. They don't staff well for the opening crowd and if you aren't first in line, you wont' actually get in your car until maybe 10:30 or 10:45. Key is to be first in line.) We got in our car and went on our merry way. I knew that it was Fleet Week and the Columbus Day parade was going on, so I knew it would be busy, but I wasn't aware that GoCar's location would be affected by road closures. And do you think anyone told us about the road closures? No! So when it was time to take the car back, after sitting in crazy traffic, trying to navigate a car that is NOT nimble, and having sore hands from holding the hand breaks while stuck in gridlock traffic going down hill, we literally could not get back to the rental location. All of the roads leading to the location were closed. We called and asked what to do and they said we had to just wait it out. After speaking to an SFPD officer, he said we'd have to wait at least 1.5 hours until the parade was over. We literally had no where to go, no where to park, and those cars only have about 4 hours worth of gas in them. This was a bad bad situation people! Luckily i knew a little dead end street where we could at least kinda pull over and turn the engine off. We were also not the only cars stuck in this situation - many people had opted for the 3 hour tour and were now stranded in a mess of traffic and people. After continuing to call this place again and again to try and find out what to do, I got ahold of someone and they came to us to pick up the car. This was about an hour+ after we were supposed to take the car back. No apologies, nothing. The only thing they offered was to not charge for the extra hours. WTF??? That's not an offer, that's table stakes. I saw reviews on Yelp that said some people got a full refund. We did not. I called and asked. Told them I was a repeat customer but they didn't care. I will never use them again. If you decide to take your chances, please call 311 and make sure there are no road closures in San Francisco that day. This is actually the second time I used this service when there wer road closures - the last time the closure was around the Golden Gate Bridge for a political rally. Their navigation is not based on current situations and cannot account for any closure (expected or not). I feel for people who are from out of town and don't know their way around. It's not easy and these jerks will not help you.

Christina_J

Oct 2024

Such a great way to see the sights of San Francisco. Recommend the all day hire so you can take your time and enjoy.

dusena09

Oct 2024

Guys were great to deal with. We up graded to the Zeromax electric car. It was fun, easy to drive. Definitely do it again!

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