The cable cars are a fun, inexpensive way to maneuver the city sights. The tracks run primarily along the tourist routes and you can buy a 7 day pass for $27 and hop on and off all day long. It beats walking the hills of SF if you have bad knees.

The cable cars are a fun, inexpensive way to maneuver the city sights. The tracks run primarily along the tourist routes and you can buy a 7 day pass for $27 and hop on and off all day long. It beats walking the hills of SF if you have bad knees.
Anytime you go to San Francisco you must ride the cable cars. Get a ticket near the Ghiradelli Square after you go there or the wharf and take a trip through town. Get off Lombard Street and check it out, hop back on and go to China town, walk around there and enjoy the atmosphere and cheap prices and then...
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I've done this ride several times and its definitely worth doing if you have the time. Watch out for long lines. It takes approximately 15-20 minutes for each car to depart/ load. I was there on the day before memorial day weekend and stood in line for almost 2 hours. I would suggest not purchasing round trip tickets. Try it...
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You can't go to SF and do not ride one of the cable cars up and down the hills, it's part of the fun.
If like us you get a driver with a sense of humour the journey can be so much more than just the Cable Car ride, although that in itself is a wonderful experience, the cable cars breathe history and are so well maintained its like stepping back in time. Boarding near Union square at the terminus the queue was massive...
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You can't Help but feel you've joined a Special Club, where anybody that travels on these cars all have smiles on their faces. Kiddies wave to you and other Tourists take photo's of the cars as they go by.
What more needs to be said? A trip to SF wouldn't be complete without a ride on the cable car!!! $6 one way is totally worth it!
Get your tixs, they are worth it.They took us from the pier to market street.Don't think we could have walked up all those hills.
A tourist delight, the remaining 2 lines cross San Francisco in historical style. An attractions itself, and often packed to overflowing with tourists (plus some proud locals) the lines take in some of San Francisco other sights along the way such as Fisherman's Wharf and Lombard Street and a breathtaking ride up & down the rolling topography of San Francisco....
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Go to San Fran and you have to ride the cable cars. Ride the Mason/Hyde one from bottom of Powell street to get good views and a quick way to the top of Lombard Street. Get out there and walk down Lombard and either continue into North Beach or turn left and head for the waterfront. Cable cars can be...
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