San Francisco Armory — Local services in San Francisco

Sexy times... that's all I'm gonna say. 😎 kink you will be missed. They are still gonna be around, just not here. It's a complicated story. Basically they are losing money due to production costs. & the city of San Fran wants a change here too. It's no hard feelings or anything like that. I was here during the Folsom fair back in 2015. I met a lot of empowered independent thinking people of all kinds. I met so many amazing people, that was all before I got my first smart phone. If I had one back then, I would've taken a million pictures of all the places I went to, including of course kink. I can't say what I saw or what happened. All I can say is there are many amazing independent sexually empowered people who live in the bay area. That's all I can say about that. Cali is a great state, & the bay area is good too. Kink I say to thee...you will be missed. Peace & love for ever to you all. Oh and one last thing. The armory has amazing look & history to it. I just find it so strange that it use to be a national guard place. Given its recent history, I find that...

The Stranger Things Experience was really fun. The first actor I encounter. Not aurebof his name was exceptional!!! Skinny guy with glasses playing a DR. Very creepy. Stayed in his roll. You initially select your tram color and are grouped with others. Then you go through a series of small short games in different room as if your in the hospital sleep study experiment. Those games were sort of fun. But the last and final experience was the BEST. you get 3D glasses and are digitally interactive with El & Max. There are Demigorgans everywhere and feels like your actually in the upside-down. Super dope!!! The souvenir shops are really cute. This is where you get to take selfies at the pizza van and the iconic Byers living room. The souvenir were sub-par for me. I didn't find anything I liked or that my friends would of loved. The prices weren't extreme though. Now as far as the tickets. I would NEVER pay $50+ p/ticket. It wasn't worth that to me. But...

R.e. their tour: Right from the start our tour guide Dane was a wonderful orator. There was eight of us on the tour which was just the right size to be personal (I think they take up to thirty).

Despite being billed for ninety minutes we ran a little over (which was great, as I didn't want it to end!). Dane was very conscientious the whole time, and never made us feel out of place. A wide range of subjects were covered from the building, to the company, to his personal accounts of what goes on 'behind the scenes'. Asking questions was encouraged, never felt awkward, and always replied to in an knowledgeable and interesting way.

I would recommend to anyone with even the...