So You Want to Ditch the Traffic (and Maybe Your Car) for a Ferry Ride to San Francisco? Excellent Choice! But How Much Does it Cost?
Let's face it, San Francisco Bay Area traffic is enough to make even the most patient driver want to throw their steering wheel out the window (we've all been there). Enter the Larkspur Ferry: your scenic gateway to the city by the bay, complete with salty breezes and (hopefully) minimal existential dread caused by bumper-to-bumper cars. But before you ditch your four-wheeled friend and embrace your inner sailor, a burning question: how much does this magical ferry ride cost?
The Fare Deal: Buckle up (or rather, unbuckle and relax) because we've got the breakdown on ferry fares from Larkspur to San Francisco. Here's the skinny:
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- The Standard Adult: For the mere sum of $14 (round trip, that is), you can be whisked across the bay in style. That's cheaper than some fancy avocado toast (and definitely more filling for the soul).
- The Clipper Card Captain: Hold a Clipper Card, that magical transit pass? Then you get a sweet discount, bringing the price down to $8.75 each way. Basically, it's like having a secret handshake with the ferry gods.
But Wait, There's More! (Because Seriously, Who Pays Full Price Anymore?)
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- The Youthful Sailor (Ages 5-18): Good news, young barnacles! Your voyage across the bay is a cool $7.00 (round trip).
- The Senior Skipper (Ages 65+): The ferry respects your wisdom and experience, offering a discounted fare of $7.00 (round trip) as well.
So, what are you waiting for? Ditch the car, grab your sea legs (or just regular legs, they work too), and set sail for San Francisco! The refreshing Bay breeze, stunning views, and lack of road rage are all priceless (well, except for the actual price, which we've already covered).
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P.S. Don't forget the snacks! Ferry rides are practically begging for a picnic with a view. Just be sure to pack light - seagulls are notorious for their love of free chips (and existential dread caused by stealing your chips).
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