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8 Fun Activities & Games in Mission District That You Shouldn't Miss
Every neighborhood in San Francisco has its own personality, from the hippie chic of the Upper Haight to the hipster grit of the Mission. The Marina district boasts trendy bistros and postcard-perfect views of the Golden Gate Bridge, while Noe Valley offers quaint and quiet boutiques. Wave hello to the sea lions at Pier 39, and sample local cheese and charcuterie at the Ferry Building. Sit in on a yoga session in Dolores Park or marvel at the Dutch Windmill across from Ocean Beach.
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1. Head Games
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5.0 based on 10 reviews
Head Games are a team of psychologists & game designers innovating in game and immersive experience design. Head Games apply expertise in psychology to custom design games that function as both fun bonding experiences and tools within expert-facilitated team building workshops. Teams can play any of games as stand alone experiences, or include them within expert facilitated workshops.
2. SUBMISSION: Cocktails & Comedy
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5.0 based on 5 reviews
SUBMISSION is a weekly stand up comedy show in the basement of the infamous SF Armory Club. Every Friday night between 7 and 830 top comedians from the Bay Area and around the country (Comedy Central, SF Sketchfest, Cobbs, SF Punchline) perform their hardest hitting material and a member of the San Francisco kink community shares some tips and tricks (if you're into that kind of thing...).
3. Roxie Cinema
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4.5 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By misopiso88 - Seattle, United States
A beautiful old-school theater right on 16th in the Mission District. Definitely worth going to if you are interested in seeing a more unique show.
4. PanIQ Escape Room San Francisco
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4.5 based on 109 reviews
It's the perfect time to PanIQ! Whether you're looking for a fun team-building activity, something new for your "tribe" to do for fun, or an inspired date night, PanIQ Rooms offer the hottest themes and challenges in escape rooms. Choose your theme, find a time, and get ready to test your mettle. You and your team will have 60 minutes to find the clues, decipher the puzzles, and solve the mystery to conquer the room and escape! PanIQ Room was one of the first escape room companies in the U.S., and since 2014, we’ve been the first to bring the latest generation experience as well. Now with more than a dozen locations spread across three continents, we are taking over the world, delivering a marriage of fun and challenge on a whole new level. Find one near you (or partner with us to open your own franchise in your town) … and get ready.
Reviewed By christinehG5257SV
- Purchased a Groupon (great deal) - Easily reserved date online for 6 20something year olds - Knowledgeable, funny host (Joseph) - You can communicate with the host for time checks and 3 hints via walkie talkie - Fun puzzles! Challenging but not impossible! - Would love to come back and try the other rooms...note that there's nothing fancy/electronic-y about the Prison Room (I mean it is a Prison after all) - Highly recommend!
5. Urban Putt
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4.5 based on 79 reviews
Reviewed By emilytO6138AN - Costa Mesa, United States
On a first trip to San Francisco, this ended up being the highlight and stand out of the trip amidst many amazing restaurants, bars, and tourist attractions. Though it was very crowded, we ordered drinks for our group of 4 and waited until the indoor mini golf course opened back up. It is a tight and crowded space in a lovely Victorian row house in the Mission District and waits at the holes did get backed up but not too bad. The 14 hole course was so inventive, locally themed, and intricate that each hole was so interesting and often at first perplexing to find out which paths your balls could take and where they would pop out and where the actual hole was. I can't believe all the details and engineering that must have gone into this and we loved the course ranging from Duck shoot theme to electronic space video game theme to Day of the Dead themed to octopus under the sea themed to San Francisco earthquake themed and everything in between. There is a full service bar with beer, wine, and cocktails and it is cool that you can take your drinks along the way (a small countertop table at each hole) and there were people of all ages there including families with small kids and babies along with the 20s and 30s groups and couples. It is a great way to spend an afternoon or evening in San Francisco and I would definitely recommend this place because it was so detailed and eclectic and unlike any mini golf course I have ever seen. Great concept and only thing would be how to control the queues in the small spaces.
6. Alamo Drafthouse Cinema
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4.0 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By mini - Fremont, United States
We had a great time at Alamo Drafthouse Cinema, which is in the Mission District. We watched the movie We then enjoyed dining at the cafe. Service was good. This is a fun thing to do in the Mission District.
7. CLASH Scavenger Hunts
CLASH produces daily Urban Scavenger Hunts for San Francisco visitors and locals and weekly hunts for team building, birthday parties and bachelorette parties. CLASH was rated #1 on Yelp as the one of the best things to do while visiting San Francisco. A typical hunt lasts 3 hours and goes like this:First 45 minutes: Organizing teams, drinking, explaining the huntNext 90 minutes: The Hunt! 8 Checkpoints & 25 Clues Last 45 minutes: Scoring, drinking, slideshow and awards ceremony
8. Mindful Ceramics
Ceramics , yoga and nature that is family friendly . We have ran an art gallery and created art in the Mission District for 10 years. My partner is a yoga instructor and now we have bridged together to create an unforgettable art experience. We have introduced ceramics, mindfulness, and Bay Area nature all in one experience. We are also family friendly with on-site child care.
