Key points about this tour:

• Experience San Francisco's most exciting show, FLEET WEEK BLUE ANGELS AIR SHOW from an Adventure Cat catamaran on the waters of San Francisco Bay.

Receive 2 drinks per person (beer/wine/nonalcoholic) and cash/CC bar available after.

• Be on the water for the entire Air Show 1pm - 4pm
• Boat does have restrooms
• Tickets sell out, purchase early!
• Due to demand, all tickets are NON REFUNDABLE

Sailing Times

CHECK-IN/BOARDING TIME: 12:30PM BOAT DEPARTURE: 1:00PM

• 1pm-4pm (3 Hours)

Please Note

The Air Show is subject to weather, particularly clouds and fog, and the Blue Angels could cancel their show on a given day. Because it is out of our control, we unfortunately do not offer refunds due to weather for this event.

Meeting Place and Check In Time

• Pier 39, just off The Embarcadero, across near the intersection of Beach Street, Grant Avenue, & The Embarcadero
• For your GPS or online maps, the closest street address is 2 Beach Street, San Francisco, CA 94133.
• When you get to Pier 39 head to the left OUTSIDE to the walkway by the water. Go towards the sea lion viewing area & look for a gate with the letter J on it. That's our dock.
• Please arrive 30 minutes early to find a parking space and check in, as sails depart right on time!

What is not included?

• Gratuity is not included
• Personal food and drink items are not permitted

What to Wear / Not to Wear

• Be sure to dress for the forecasted weather, keeping in mind that it can be several degrees cooler on the water.
• We usually advise you to wear jeans, a tee-shirt or sweatshirt, tennis or other soft-soled shoes and bring a jacket.

Common Questions

• Are there bathrooms aboard the boats? Yes, there are restrooms aboard the catamaran (not ADA accessible). For your convenience, you may want to use the bathroom prior to boarding.

• Do you have life jackets for kids and adults? Yes, we have life jackets for kids and adults

• Will I get wet? If you’re outside on the trampolines, there is a chance you’ll get wet, but consult with the crew and they can point out the wet/dry areas depending on conditions. If you really don’t want to get wet, you can stay in the cabin. With a 360 degree view, you won’t miss a single thing.