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Before rolling out budget cuts later this week, Mayor Newsom is helping out the local economy by asking you to do all of your holiday shopping here in San Francisco. To tempt you to get off l'internet and into the stores, a new city-wide incentive program called Shop SF, Get More will encourage SF residents to "visit, shop, and stay" in San Francisco during December and January.
What's in it for you? Well, these promotions and discounts are a start.
Show Your Zip Code: residents in the nine-county Bay Area are eligible to receive special discounts, by showing their ZIP code at participating merchants.Parking and Public Transit Discounts: locals and visitors can ride Muni and explore San Francisco on one transfer all day, every Sunday with the Sunday FunDay Pass. Cars entering designated city-owned parking garages receive special validation under the Ride with More, Park for Less incentive program.
Hotels: San Francisco hotels are offering reduced rates, complimentary parking and breakfast, and a variety of discounted holiday packages. In January, select San Francisco hotels will be offering, "3 Nights for the Price of 2."
Restaurants: Through the Show Your Zip Code program, residents are eligible for special promotions at select San Francisco restaurants. In January, "Dine About Town" will offer fixed-price three course lunches and dinners at over 100 restaurants.
Shop Local: Special promotions and shopping events are occurring in unique neighborhood commercial districts across the city, including late night shopping, street lighting events and weekend sidewalk sales.
Museums: free days and free child admissions at many of the city's finest cultural institutions.
For those of you who can afford this deal, if that makes any sense, have at it. 'Shop SF, Get More' seems like a reasonable and kinda cool incentive this holiday season. You know, if you're not already broke.
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Muni offering an all day transfer on Sunday for $1.50... ha! Muni operations on Sunday are worst than on Saturday. I wouldn't haul my butt on the regular 38 Geary, because I live next to the limited stop.
Well, I don't know about you, but I think I've only bought a transfer once per day. It's not like they usually check the time stamped on it ... (or its length if that's how you roll)
This zipcode thing is kind of sweet, though.
"Muni operations on Sunday are worst than on Saturday."
No. Way.
Don't forget your free homeless harassment on your SF shopping trip and if you act now we'll throw in a complimentary armed robbery.
I actually think the all day pass is a great idea. It won't cost the city much in fares and it should get some new riders on the system on a day the buses generally run, if not empty, less full than other days.
Saturday is definitely worse on average.
That is, Saturdays are more crowded. Sundays could be worse in terms of schedule-keeping and driver turnout.