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Luggage Storage Moscone Center
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Ariel A
This was so cool!!!! Great service, extremely easy to use, and totally affordable! I didn't know where I'd leave my luggage while we explored San Fran, so I easily Googled luggage storage and found this company. At first it was a little odd drop...
Hayley Hewitt
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Can’t believe I haven’t used this service until now. So easy & convenient. I 100% recommend.
Ching Yuan Y.
Local Guide
Bounce is the best luggage storage service provider in the New York. I sent an email at midnight , and I got an email back in 10 mins. They are not only solve my issue but also provide solutions. You have to try Bounce !!
Isabel B.
I used Bounce during a recent trip to NYC, and I was pleasantly surprised at the ease and convenience of the process. To be honest, at first, I was very apprehensive. The thought of leaving your stuff at a random store, in a place where you are ...
Andie Haddad
Local Guide
Convenient to the Met, which does not allow luggage at coat check.
Very easy check in and check out process, with lovely people at the front!
Ciara C
Fantastic experience with Bounce! Stored a bag at the Grand Central location and on my last day at the 9/11 Memorial location. Both locations had friendly, efficient staff that were helpful and made everything very easy. Such a great option if y...
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Drop off items
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Enjoy the city
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About Moscone Center
The Moscone Center is located across three blocks in the SoMa (South of Market) neighborhood in San Francisco. It’s comprised of three main halls: Moscone South, Moscone North, and Moscone West. Untitled (Three Dancing Figures), a sculpture by Keith Haring, is located outside of Moscone South, and other works of art can be found throughout the rest of the complex. The Center opened in 1981 and was named after former San Francisco mayor George Moscone, who was assassinated by former City Supervisor Dan White in November 1978.Fun fact: George Moscone—after whom the complex is named—was known as the “people’s mayor,” whose legacy included reflecting the diversity of San Francisco in his appointments at City Hall.
Things to Do at and near Moscone Center
The Moscone Center accommodates upwards of 1 million visitors per year, both for professional functions and personal interests. Here are a few things that might bring you to the Moscone Center, plus some nearby attractions in SoMa that can keep you busy when you’re not exploring the complex:- Network with fellow attorneys at the American Bar Association annual meeting
- Share insights on the latest gaming trends at the Game Developers Conference
- Catch a San Francisco Giants game or take a tour of Oracle Park (formerly AT&T Park)
- Get fresh air and stroll the grounds of Yerba Buena Gardens
- Stroll Folsom Street for SoMa’s best restaurant options, such as Cha-Am Thai and Chaat Café
- Go shopping or catch a film at the Metreon
- Dig deep into history and culture at the Museum of the African Diaspora
Transit Options near Moscone Center
- Muni Metro and BART at Powell Street
- Muni F-Market streetcar at Third Street
- Amtrak Thruway Motorcoach: transfer to the Emeryville Amtrak station (Capitol Corridor line)
- Caltrain at San Francisco (Fourth and King Street): transfer to SFMTA bus 30 or 45 across Fourth Street, get off at Third and Folsom