Being a regular San Francisco visitor, I can remember when the Metreon first opened as the technology be all and end all. But in time, it changed a lot. My fondest memories of here are of the movie complex. I've been to the regular theaters, in the IMAX, for being a complex, it's really actually pretty good. I've spent New... More

We had our company holiday party here. Nice, place, it was huge. It was catered event, the room and location had a great view of the city. The staff and food was good. More

I wasn't too thrilled to go here for entertainment on a company trip. But I actually had a great time with the Hyper Bowl. Was fun ,but not a priority if I were to ever go to San Fransisco again. More

If you're in SF this holiday season, the Metreon has some treats for you! The Titanic Artifacts exhibit will run until Jan. 7, 2007. Definitely worth the price ($22 for adults.) A pre-release showing of the movie Dreamgirls runs Dec. 15-24. They are also showing a 3-D version of The Nightmare Before Christmas, which we didn't see so may have... More

My two boys, ages 12 and 9, where very disapointed with Portal One. Half of the games were broken. The "2 hours unlimited" pass did not cover all the games, and this was never mentioned when purchasing the pass. The "bowling game" was fun, but everything else is standard arcade fare, at much higher prices. More

Unlike most newer movie theters, the SF Metreon (at least in auditorium 12) has almost no non-rocking chair seats. The only fixed seats are 4 partial-view seats at the back corners and the seats in the first 3 rows, where the view of the screen is distorted. As I need a non-rocking seat due to back problems and the movies... More