What is included with the Alcatraz Zephyr Combo?

Round-trip ferry service to Alcatraz Island, Cellhouse admission, the “Doing Time” Cellhouse audio tour, access to outdoor historic spaces, plus the specific food or drink option listed in your package.

Guests should report to Pier 33 Suite 200 to board with the QR-coded vouchers we provide; some bookings also list Sausalito as the meeting_point—confirm your instructions before departure.

Can I get a refund if I miss my boat?

No. These Alcatraz packages are non-refundable and Alcatraz will not reissue tickets for late arrivals or missed departures.

Are the tours accessible?

Alcatraz offers a SEAT tram for guests with mobility needs, but there are no loaner wheelchairs at Pier 33 or on the island; follow accessibility notes in your booking.

When do I pick up food vouchers?

Food vouchers for Hotel Caza must be picked up at the Caza excursions desk during the stated pickup hours (check your booking); Hotel Zoe breakfast vouchers are picked up at the Hotel Zoe tour desk.

Is there luggage storage at Pier 33?

No. Luggage storage is not permitted at Pier 33, so travel light or store bags at your hotel.

Alcatraz Zephyr Combos: Skip-the-Line Ferry, Cellhouse Tour & Breakfast from Pier 33

Alcatraz Zephyr Combos deliver a practical, curated way to experience Alcatraz Island from Pier 33 Suite 200, San Francisco. These small-group packages pair the island’s must-see cellhouse admission and the award-winning “Doing Time” audio tour with simple, local add-ons—a $15 food credit at Hotel Caza’s CazBar, a $7 evening drink voucher, or a full American breakfast at Hotel Zoe’s Pescatore. For travelers who value convenience and saved time, the combo bundles bypass the ticket queue and get you on the boat with QR-coded vouchers. The island itself is a compact, wind-swept rock rising from San Francisco Bay. Key features include the Cellhouse complex, the lighthouse tower, exposed concrete and brickwork from its federal prison era, and the outdoor historic spaces that frame sweeping views of the Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz Channel, and the city skyline. The island’s steep paths and basalt shoreline attract gulls, cormorants, and the occasional peregrine falcon—nature that contrasts sharply with the prison’s stark architecture. Alcatraz joined the Golden Gate National Recreation Area and is steeped in layered history: a military fortification, a federal penitentiary closed in 1963, and later a site of Native American occupation beginning in 1969. Practical details matter here. Combos run about 2–3 hours total and are geared to ages five through ninety-nine. Guests report directly to Pier 33 Suite 200 to board with QR-coded tickets; vouchers also require timely pickup for certain meal credits at the Hotel Caza excursions desk. There is no luggage storage at Pier 33. Accessibility is supported by a SEAT tram for visitors with mobility needs, but there are no loaner wheelchairs at the landing. What makes this offering stand out is the curated simplicity. Rather than wrestling with sold-out calendars and separate reservations, these reserved allotments put the island’s core experience — the Cellhouse and outdoor sites — into a single, easily bookable package and layer in a local taste of San Francisco hospitality. Remember: Alcatraz tickets sell fast, combos are non-refundable, and late arrivals cannot be accommodated. Pack layers, plan transport to Pier 33 in advance, and be ready for a compact, intense slice of Bay Area history and coastal wildlife wrapped into a single outing. Plan logistics carefully: the voucher instructs guests to bypass the ticket booth and board directly; food vouchers must be collected at the Caza excursions desk between 8:00 and 9:45 a.m., and the Hotel Zoe Pescatore breakfast is served 8:45–10:00 a.m. Groups are limited (group_size 10) and bookings list Sausalito as the meeting_point, so confirm where you should assemble before your departure. The operator enforces strict timing—if you miss your boat there are no reissues—so allow extra time for city traffic, ferry boarding, and security screenings before the scheduled departure. Enjoy.

About The Tour Store

The Tour Store is a San Francisco-based tour and transfer operator that curates a wide range of sightseeing, shuttle, and experience packages for visitors and local guests. Specializing in Alcatraz tours, Muir Woods excursions, Golden Gate Bridge walks, and airport and game-day shuttles, The Tour Store combines transportation, guided access, and add-ons into streamlined itineraries. Reservations commonly include timed ferry transport, an independent cellhouse audio tour of Alcatraz, complimentary or discounted wharf lunch credits on select packages, and optional bike rentals for local exploration. Transfers between SFO Airport and Fisherman’s Wharf, hotel shuttles from Hotel Caza, and direct services to Levi’s Stadium are coordinated to match arrival and departure times when requested, reducing travel stress.

Customer-facing staff coordinate logistics, handle ticketing, and provide clear pre-trip instructions. Vehicles range from deluxe vans for combination tours to comfortable shuttles for stadium and airport transfers. Many offerings pair nature and city highlights—70 minutes in Muir Woods after a scenic Sausalito ride, a walk across the Golden Gate Bridge followed by an Alcatraz cellhouse visit, or the Bay Triple Play that combines Muir Woods, Golden Gate viewpoints, and Alcatraz. Packages are designed for ease, photo opportunities, and efficient use of time.

The Tour Store emphasizes transparency in pricing, timely departures, and straightforward booking policies. Clear descriptions and coordinated timing make the operator a reliable choice for travelers seeking consolidated logistics, curated San Francisco experiences, and simple, memorable day trips. Advance reservations, flexible pickup options, multilingual customer support, and concise booking documentation ease trip planning.