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San Francisco’s visitor center moving from Powell area to Moscone Center
After four decades, San Francisco’s visitor information center is moving from Hallidie Plaza to a shiny new home in the expanding Moscone Center at the end of the year. The existing 900 Market St. center at the entrance to Powell Street BART station will close on December 21. The Moscone Center facility will open on January 2, 2019, a day before the rest of the $551 million Moscone expansion, according to the San Francisco Travel Association, the city’s tourism bureau.
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By San Francisco ChronicleAfter four decades, San Francisco’s visitor information center is moving from Hallidie Plaza to a shiny new home in the expanding Moscone Center at the end of the year. The existing 900 Market St. center at the entrance to Powell Street BART station will close on December 21. The Moscone Center facility will open on January 2, 2019, a day before the rest of the $551 million Moscone expansion, according to the San Francisco Travel Association, the city’s tourism bureau.