Stuart saved us from a real nightmare situation seeing Bill Burr in Berkeley last night. The ticket…read moreapp I used failed to transfer my tickets, and after an hour fighting with them on the phone and being told "sorry about your luck" basically, we were lucky enough to run into Stuart. Ended up getting premier seats front row, some of the very best in the house, for less than I'd purchase seats in a much less desirable location. Cant thank and recommend Mr. Ticket enough!

Stuart is a life saver!!!!! We purchased tickets from a third party app and they never transferred…read more We were about to miss our show when Stuart appeared like an angel sent from Heaven. He had two tickets that were better and cheaper than the ones we originally bought from the third party app. Thanks to Stuart we were able to get into the show and we will forever be thankful and grateful to him.

Needs better ventilation. Extremely stuffy air when it's a busy and popular show with lots of…read morepeople in this theater. When on the floor level, person in front of you might block you view if they happen to be tall (welp you can't control that) or fidget a lot. Wish the seats were better set up Amazing how quickly you can get out of this place even at a really packed show. Ushers are great and helpful

My friend treated me and my daughter to see Dracula Ballet here and it was amazing!…read more This old venue near Civic Center is so ornate and unique. People working here were friendly helpful and polite. You could smell the popcorn inside with well-dressed people buying wine at the concession stands, which can be brought inside while sitting on the red velvet seats. On the mezzanine level, two tall guys sat in front of me, blocking the view of center stage. At intermission, I asked the couple in front of me to switch seats so I could see a bit better. However, I noticed the girl in front then couldn't see, because there was a tall bald guy in front of her! Short people should always get the front rows, lol! Well, the music could be heard by everyone and from what I could see, the ballet was striking as it was beautiful.

What happened to Rushtix? It use to be focused on event planning. Before covid, this was the…read morecoolest service to get to go to all the fun events in San Francisco and throughout the Bay Area. I was hoping it would be like that again after the epidemic. the focus appears to be now online interactive event services and it is far different then it once was. Apparently, there are those people who love the way it is now as according to recent reviews on their website but I miss the chance of actually going to events. I do not want to participate on virtual events online, I want to actually go to events. If I recall, there was another event planning service called Up & Out that has long gone but they had some major problems that led to apparently permanently closing the business from what I remember but cannot find any information about it anymore on the Internet.

I've only used RushTix once so far, but the experience was super easy and really great overall…read more RushTix lets you see events for cheaper than entry (or even free, by using their token system). I went to see a ballet for free the other night. All I had to do was print something out online. My tickets were already arranged and I had great seats, without any worry about whether or not my tickets would work (like some other companies...). All in all, I would definitely recommend RushTix to the average person looking for discounts on great events in their area.

The best thing about the Wondercon was the look on my nephew's face when he saw Batman, while…read morewearing his Batman shirt (with cape), Batman beanie, Batman jacket and holding his Batman costumed Monkey. Yeah, the kid likes Batman. He's 3 years old, so it was a blend between pee in your pants excitement over seeing your favorite superhero ever and being terrified of someone dressed up as your favorite superhero. He was scared of the Alien and Storm Trooper costumes, how do you explain they are not real if they are standing in front of you. I like checking out the memorabilia, but I've grown out of buying collectibles since they dont exactly go with my decor at home. The kid inside of me will always have an appreciation for comics, cartoons and video games, so I love visiting the Wondercon every year. I noticed that this year's show was more crowded than last year, despite being on the holiday weekend. Way to boost the economy, Comic geeks and Fan Boys! :)

What I liked: -…read moreBatman!!! My favorite super hero :) - The table selling hats with animal ears! - HAGGLING! FTW - Talented artists, most of whom would draw you something awesome. (Mine was me hugging batman with my cat-ear beanie on) - ART ART ART! COMICS! ANIME! CUSTOM DRAWINGS/PAINTINGS! - Cast of Chuck What I didn't like: - Sunday was slow... not very many people in costume... - Table selling hats with animal ears was so overpriced, as were ALL the tables selling anything. $15/hat after haggling... - Everything seemed soo expensive...(t-shirts were $20+, one sketch my friend bought was a mass-produced drawing that you could get anywhere...for $18!) - No beer... or they ran out by the time we got there. boo. - No Final Fantasy stuff anywhere... ! Minus the Helios table giving away a Cloud and Chocobo doll to the winner of the name drawing contest. (Was not happy to constantly see the winner of the chocobo doll ... grr) It was a fun experience overall but I don't think I'll be back. I def. want to check out ComicCon before I die, though!

Shark in the Water surf metal band put on an awesome show this past weekend, and we had a lot of…read morefun at Thee Parkside. Dark interior, typical dive bar atmosphere, large covered patio in the back where they serve food, with plenty of tables and seating. There were a few counter stools inside where the stage is set up for live music events. They only accept cash at the bar, but they have ATM's on site. We had a few drinks, a couple beers, standard cocktail, and the John Daly (fizzy) which was quite good with a nice sweetness to it. The place got packed later into the evening, but the crowd was just the right amount of crazy, and we had a good time. I also appreciated that there wasn't a long wait for the restrooms like at some other nightclubs and bars. I heard this place is closing down soon. Glad I got to experience it at least once, especially with the shark-themed musical performance setting the mood for the night.

I used to come here when I lived in Potrero Hill: it's a great bar and the outside area is nice for…read morea sunny day (of which there are many in Potrero). The food is quite good, especially when you take into account it's a bar. The fried chicken sandwich is tasty, the tots and fries are fresh and hot. They also do live music here, which is fun. Sadly, Thee Parkside is soon to be no more: instead more condos as Potrero continues to gentrify. Too bad, I had a lot of good times here

I had a great experience with kickback tickets. I easily set up my event, picked the options and…read moreprice I wanted, invited people to check out my event page on facebook and gmail, and everything worked out great. My event reached its attendance goal and I then knew I had enough money to make the event a reality. Once the event was confirmed I received my money to my paypal account with no problems. I had the event, which was fun and amazing by the way, and the rest is history. Just thought Id share my experience with all the yelpers out there!

Great half day trip to compliment the city experience. Great views of the bridge, gorgeous sites…read moreat Muir Woods and incredible food in Sausalito.

This was the only group my friends and I could find with availability for Alcatraz about a week or…read moretwo before our visit. & it was my favorite part about SF. Alcatraz itself is amazing and booking through this group was easy and they communicated well. It was more money than the main booking company, but for last minute tickets and for a bike rental it is worth the price. I highly recommend to go to Alcatraz when in SF and book through this company!

Experienced this place for the first time for Pokemon worlds and it was amazing. Easy to get to…read moreusing public transport from the Moscone Center. Just hop on the T line and it gets you straight to the center. There are many restaurant surrounding the front of the Center. They do have strict bag rules when attending an event. NO cameras, NO water bottles (plastic or personal) there is a bag storage and check in at the back of the center and it costs $10 to check it in so be cautious of that. The food is your typical game food and snacks, easy to eat like a hot dog, fries and nachos, and of course it is pricy. Also the lower portals from 1-12 has good views. Sat in Portal 10 when I was watching the competition.

This was my first time at Chase Center so I didn't know what to expect. I didn't realize that it's…read morea huge event center that has plenty of restaurants, bars, and shopping that is easily accessible! The area is also very well-maintained and clean. Inside the center, there are lots of food options but I will say that similar to other arenas and parks, it could be pretty pricey - expect to drop $25 on a fried chicken sandwich (which was delicious!) and around $8 for a water bottle. There are restrooms around every corner with multiple stalls, along with family & gender neutral restrooms. Seated inside, my vantage point was taken from the 200s section high up, where you can see all the screens but the court is further away. But with acoustics and views, it wasn't too bad and I was able to watch the game without any issues. Chase Center is beautiful and I can't wait to come back!

I love Roxie theater! I watched "The Blue Trail" ( Brazilian) today, "Exit 8" ( Japanese) last…read moreweek, "The Poet" (Colombian ), and so many interesting foreign films there! A lot of restaurants around the theater, too:) Highly recommend Roxie!!

Amazing, gritty small independent movie theater. It's been around since the early 1900s in…read moredifferent cinema forms and is a Mission District institution frequently hosting events and showing interesting films. Inside is very different from modern theaters, there is a single aisle and 4 chairs per row. The seats are lower than normal and if you are sitting near the wall it's very hard to get out of you want to use the bathroom. The screen size is also much smaller, some people probably have TVs that are about the same size. I find it more intimate. There is a small concession serving popcorn with real butter, coffee, coffee, soda, and candy. The lobby is very small so you'll be waiting outside in a line until your show time. I saw a weird German animation here "Cathedral of New Emotion" and the new Slam Dunk movie when that came out, nice spot for a movie and then easily walkable to fun and food before or after.

Horrid. This guy talked over me the entire conversation. Completely unprofessional.read more

Called him to list tickets and he was incredibly snarky, unprofessional, and intentionally…read moremisleading. Please avoid and use other, better ticket brokers within SF.