The San Francisco Dungeon

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Duration: 1h 15m
Location: The San Francisco Dungeon, 145 Jefferson Street, San Francisco, CA 94133, United States | San Francisco, United States


Category: Attractions

Highlights:
Live actors & 360-degree sets bring spooky history to life
Real events & chilling legends from San Francisco's past
Interactive trial gone wrong in Mad Meade's courtroom
A raft ride through the harbor with Shanghai Kelly
Entertaining look at San Francisco's most-storied criminals

Inclusions:
Tour of San Francisco Dungeon

Description:

Meet Colonel Jack Gamble and descend into the dungeon deep below Fisherman's Wharf—200 years of spooky San Francisco history await you at the bottom of the mineshaft. Take an ominous boat ride, meet the ghosts of Alcatraz, and uncover the shadowy secrets of the City by the Bay.

Live actors guide you as you journey through the darkest, most sinister periods of San Francisco's past. Make your way through a disorienting maze of tunnels and mirrors to the Lost Mines of Sutter's Creek, dodging paranoid frontiersmen and greedy gold prospectors on the way. Cross paths with the Hounds—this thuggish gang waged brutal attacks on the city's immigrants in the late 1800s.

Stand trial before Mad Meade, crossing your fingers he doesn't find you guilty of a crime he finds especially reprehensible. Order a drink at Miss Piggott's saloon—if you dare. This crafty cocktail maven's business isn't quite what it seems. Was that laudanum she just used to lace your swill? Before you know it, you've been shanghaied, and it's off to the harbor with the infamous crimper, Shanghai Kelly, for a midnight raft ride to determine your fate.

Wander the quarantined streets of Chinatown during the outbreak of the Black Death, and make your way to the menacing island prison of Alcatraz, which held some of the country's most dangerous criminals. After your haunted journey through the city's eerie legends and disturbing history, emerge back into the light of day—you'll never look at San Francisco the same way again.