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CityPass Vs.


The Go San Francisco Card


You Can Save Time And Up To $75 Per Person With These Cards . . .

. . . or you can make a big mistake!

 

Get the Discount Card That's Right For You.

We'll Help You Choose.




Different People Love Different Cards

Go to the Go San Francisco Card web site and you'll see testimonials from happy customers.

Go to the San Francisco CityPass site and you'll see the same thing. Both companies have been in business for years and do good work.

Here's two things you don't see on their sites:

That's where we come in: we like both cards; they're similar but they're not the same. We'll help you pick the best one for you and provide a link to so you can buy that product. Helping Visitors to San Francisco make good choices to have a great time is what we do at this site, in fact it's all we do at this site.

Our entire staff is people who live in San Francisco and love San Francisco. We provide free advice to people who want to come up with the San Francisco Tour that is just right for them, not some 'one size fits all' average tour. You'll be personalizing your 'just right' tour with the GoCard or CityPass: you'll decide what to see and when to see it. That's what our site is all about. That's why our site is called San Francisco Self Guided Tour.




We Compare Options So You Don't Have To

San Francisco is such a great city to visit that there are lots of different ways to see the town. You could sit down and compare the CityPass card to the 1 day Go San Francisco Card, and the 2 Day Go Card, and the 3 Day Go Card on up to the 7 Day Go Card. Then you could compare these options against the Top Ten Tourist Attractions in San Francisco. Then you could buy guide books or the internet for tips and advice, and then you could pick the right discount card for you. It would cost you time and money to do all that . . .

. . . or you could just read the rest of this page.




Here's What We Have For You




All Of This Is Free: You Can't Lose

San Francisco Self Guided Tour's service is absolutely free.  We don't care which discount card you choose, we just want you to have a good time and recommend us to your friends.

If you buy either the Go Card or the CityPass through our web site you pay the same price as anyone else but we get an affiliate payment from the company you buy from. If you don't buy a Go Card or a CityPass, or if you buy it through someone else, we get nothing.  There is never any cost to you.

All we ask is that, if you decide to buy either the CityPass or the GoCard, that you buy it using one of the links on this web site



The Quick, High Level Comparison

Attractions:

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Public Transportation:

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When the Go San Francisco Card has the advantage:




When San Francisco CityPass has the advantage:




A note about CityPass, Go Card and San Francisco's Top 10 Attractions:

Many of the best things to do in San Francisco are public and either do not require an entrance fee or are not covered by either the Go Card or the CityPass. Here are notes on the Top Ten Tourist attractions and on how CityPass and the Go Card stack up against them.

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Still Can't Decide?

Check out more information on the two options and think it over. These links include notes on how well the two options stack up against the Top Ten Things To Do In San Francisco and some Pro's and Con's for both the Go Card and the City Pass.: