"We are thrilled to bring the Ride The Ducks experience to San Francisco and equally excited about being a part of this great city," according to Cory Roebuck, General Manager of the San Francisco operation.

The 90-minute sightseeing tour includes about 60 minutes on land and 30 minutes on the water. Ride The Ducks' San Francisco sightseeing tour winds through the city's historic streets and neighborhoods, splashes down into McCovey Cove and "quacks" along the bay with an engaging captain who entertains passengers with captivating stories of San Francisco's legendary past and tales from the intriguing present.

Sights along the route include: Fisherman's Wharf, Chinatown, Ghirardelli Square, Union Square, SOMA, AT&T Ballpark, Bay Bridge, McCovey Cove and of course, spectaculars views of the city-by-the-bay. The only duck tour in San Francisco with the famous Wacky Quackers™, guests enjoy their complimentary yellow-billed duck whistles as they quack at pedestrians on this engaging and educational tour.

Ride The Ducks Makes A Big Splash in San Francisco

In addition to sharing San Francisco's illustrious and fascinating history, Ride The Ducks also offers a bit of world history. The vehicles used for this land and water adventure are modeled after the DUKWs that carried troops and supplies during WWII. Ride The Ducks is the amphibious tour industry leader – with over 75 vehicles in operation on rivers, lakes, bays and other waterways around the USA. The Ride The Ducks vehicle is considered a "state of the art" amphibious vehicle built from the ground up to maximize a safe and comfortable tour for our guests. US Coast Guard certified Ride The Ducks vehicles are not refurbished WWII vehicles.

For more information about Ride The Ducks' visit www.ridetheducks.com . Special Bay Area residents' rates are available.

Ride The Ducks, operates seven days a week (11 a.m. to 5 p.m. in spring and fall; 10 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. during the peak summer season). The ticketing and boarding location is at Fisherman's Wharf at the corner of Jefferson and Taylor streets. Adult admission is $32; children admission for ages 5-17 is $23; admission for seniors, ages 62+ is $30; children 0-4 are free. Bay Area residents (with driver's license as proof of residency) will pay only $20 for adults/seniors and $10 for children through the end of December, 2008. Special discounts are also available for groups of 20 or more.

For more information about Ride The Ducks in San Francisco, call 800-452-4386 or visit www.sanfranciscoducks.com  (groups of 20 or more should call 415-922-2425).

Ride The Ducks operates in Baltimore, Branson, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Stone Mountain Park, GA, Newport, KY with a licensee in Seattle The company is part of Herschend Family Entertainment Corporation (HFE) which owns, operates or partners in 20 properties in 9 states including Dollywood and Silver Dollar City theme parks. HFE also owns and operates two aquariums: Newport Aquarium in Newport, Kentucky, across the river from downtown Cincinnati, and Adventure Aquarium in Camden, New Jersey, across the river from downtown Philadelphia. Since the company was founded in the early 1960s, the many properties have been internationally awarded numerous times for excellence in theme, presentation and operations, including the worldwide Applause Award for excellence and the THEA Award (Themed Entertainment Assoc.).