How big is the Moscone Center?
107,000 square feet of light-filled, pre-function lobbies, offering dramatic views of the city and the surrounding Yerba Buena Gardens.
Where are the bad areas of San Francisco?
The Highest-Crime Areas
- The Tenderloin District.
- Market Street/South of Market.
- The Mission District.
- Western Addition.
- Bayview/Hunters Point.
What’s the worst street in San Francisco?
What are the hoods in San Francisco?
The most dangerous parts of SF are Bayview / Hunter’s Point and the eastern half of the western addition (near Jefferson Square Park). Within the last month, for example, there was a stabbing at Laguna and Fell (which is highly unusual) and a shooting around Laguna and Turk (less unusual).
What are the worst parts of San Francisco?
Where is Moscone Center San Francisco?
The Moscone Center is San Francisco’s premier meeting and exhibition facility situated on two adjacent 11-acre blocks bounded by Mission, Folsom, Third and Fourth Streets. Situated in the heart of downtown, the center is within convenient walking distance of nearly 20,000 hotel rooms.
Is the Moscone Center safe to host events?
The Moscone Center is ready to host safe in-person events! The Moscone Center is a GBAC Star facility. Working at The Moscone Center is easy. Welcome to The Moscone Center!
What is the difference between Moscone North and Moscone Convention Center West?
Moscone North offers 181,440 square feet of exhibit space in two halls and up to 53,410 square feet of flexible meeting space in 17 rooms. Moscone Convention Center West is a free-standing facility next to the existing Moscone Center and provides an additional 300,000 square feet of flexible exhibit hall and meeting space.
What is the Moscone Center expansion project?
The Moscone Convention Center Expansion Project, is a free-standing convention facility close to the existing Moscone Center. The expansion is almost 800,000 square feet of space on the corner of Howard and Fourth st., 1/2 block west of Moscone convention center. Learn More Moscone Center hotels September 19, 2016 W San Francisco