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Citysearch Editorial Review
By Ryan Sommer
Editorial Rating: Recommended
Bounce through three popular nightclubs on a guided party bus.
The Background
This group favorite for sampling San Francisco nightlife takes clubbing on the move and adds personality to spare. A plush bus and sassy tour guide await you and your friends with VIP entry to three great clubs. Sit back and enjoy the banging stereo, and leave the driving and entertainment to the babes.
The Experience
The babes aren't your dates. Just fun-loving guides who know the local scene and can help your group make the most of a Saturday evening. After meeting at a popular Union Square location, this five-hour tour will take you from scene to scene in style--on a 50-passenger luxury bus. Cover charges are included in the cost of the tour, but the babes pick the stops -- be sure and call ahead for the itinerary.

"Sixty five people - clothes crumpled, hair damp, make-up faded, grins etched on our faces - now ooze from two slender bus doors, like toothpaste from a tube. Members of our party lean shoulder to shoulder, posing for snapshots. Business cards are swapped. Hugs are plentiful. The laughing never stops." The Press Democrat, Sunday, October 24, 1993
Three Babes and a Bus is San Francisco's only known nightclub touring bus company. Pay owner Paula Sabatelli $35 on any Friday or Saturday night and you will frolic in four clubs and bars for four hours. Transportation on a chartered bus and all cover charges are included. Reservations are required, and you must be at least 21. "One of the great things is, you don't have to worry about drinking and driving," says Sabatelli. "And once you're on the bus, you get complete VIP treatment. You don't have to wait in line at the clubs, and you don't have some guy 10 years younger asking for ID. The name is catchy, isn't it?" says Sabatelli, who came up with the name after she and two friends agreed to start the company. The San Diego Union Tribune - February, 1994
The bus affords a galloping glimpse into an anthropological artifact known as San Francisco in the 90's, the end of the continent near the end of the century. Should you wonder what goes on after dark when the safe and sane are in bed, the "Three Babes and a Bus, Inc." tour serves up a careful slice of night life. San Francisco Chronicle- March, 1992
Three days later, during an exceedingly boring meeting at work, I fish into my jacket pocket for a pen and find instead the little plastic kazoo. The Petricek sisters are back in Nebraska. The Gilroys are in Washington state. Dave Menache is probably in Berkeley. And Shelleigh Aton is probably in Pacheco. I wonder for just a second if they too are finding unexpected kazoos tucked in jacket pockets. And I wonder what they're thinking of that sweet, singular night when the good life was just a bus stop away. San Jose Mercury News - May 1993
We've already noticed that people are curious about the badges and the downright envious of the door privileges we enjoy. For tonight at least, no matter where we go, we are the upper caste." San Jose Mercury News - May 1993
"Although it may seem silly to hire a tour service in order to see one's own city, many San Franciscan's do just that. Sabatelli says 50 percent of her customers are Bay Area residents. Locals choose the Babes for the same reasons tourists do: safety (many of the city's best clubs are located in dubious neighborhoods); no parking hassles, no expensive taxis; no door charges and no waiting in line."
San Jose Mercury News - May 1993


Bridget from Chicago: I'm 23 years old, and I recently moved to San Francisco. Where do you recommend I go for dining, clubs, bars and shopping? As a resident, you'll find some of the best places on your own just by exploring the city's various nooks and crannies. Some of our favorite places include Kuletto's, in Union Square, for great Italian food and P.J.'s Oyster Bed, a Mardi Gras-style bar/restaurant that has the best oysters around. Also, try the Bubble Lounge, a champagne bar with light food. There are dozens of cool clubs in the Bay Area. We recommend taking the Three Babes and a Bus Tour, which gives you a whirlwind tour of the best in nightlife. To purge that shopping urge, try the Knob Hill district for the best department stores. For real bargains, take advantage of San Francisco's eclectic neighborhoods, like Chinatown. Also, check out Fisherman's Wharf--if you can fight your way through the tourists.

Tommy from St. Louis, Missouri: I'm going to San Francisco for New Year's Eve. Which place will have the best party? For the ultimate party in San Francisco, check into Three Babes and a Bus--a party bus that takes you to all the hottest bars in the Bay Area. Your
ticket includes drinks, transportation and cover charges for all the clubs. Oh, and did I mention you get to hang out with party girls?
But call early, I'm sure space is going fast!


   
 

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