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The ferries provide last second rooms wonderful, inexpensive excursions. The Blue & Gold Fleet serves Angel Island and Sausalito from Pier 41, and the East Bay and Tiburon from the Ferr rr ry Building. Hornblower serves Alcatraz from Pier

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