"The Presidio"" with Sean Connery and Mark Harmon. One of my favs. Thank you for this very fine series of SF. Brought back a lot of childhood memories.
Don’t believe the political media, SFO is still beautiful. Sure there may be some challenging areas. But that is the case in every major metropolis in the world
Yeah, there’s not much wrong with SF that isn’t also wrong with every big city. Sure, there’s crime and corruption and violence but it’s also a massive city that is densely populated so those same problems are found everywhere in the world. It’s always worth a visit.
Adam and Daphne Thank you for showing San Francisco as a beautiful and vibrant city with many wonderful neighborhoods and happy residents with many FUN things to do! Love it !
This trip is sizing up to be as expansive and interesting as your NYC trip earlier this year. I have never been to SF but now I feel like I have taken my own visit to this fascinating city.
I used to be the tour guide on the fire engine tour. It’s a 1955 Mack. All fire ladders in SF are made of wood because of the wires for public transportation.
Thanks for the video!! It has been a long time since I was in San Francisco It was fun to stroll down memory lane and to finally see the Yoda statue Love your videos!!
Great video such beautiful buildings in San Francisco. Love the Disney museum. I love the history of Walt Disney. I use to have lots of old Disney items and books on the history of Disney and just lots of Disney items but sadly most of it got stolen
My childhood Disneyland in mini along with those tickets we alway had those A tickets leftover lol. As always thx 4 taking us all along on your adventure
The "light bulb" Philo T. Farnsworth is holding is actually a cathode ray tube, the end of which was what displayed the lines of resolution that we recognized as a "picture". Hence the name "the tube" for the televisions we all watched.
I worked for a company which delivered to the Yoda fountain Place the compound, and I actually delivered to his house and got to meet him. He literally has his own road.
I don't know if you realize Adam, but the Palace of Fine Arts was featured in The Rock. It was the scene after the chase for Nicolas Cage and Sean Connery talk to each other before he agreed to go to The Rock
Thanks Adam 👍🏼 The Fine Arts building looks a little like a Gazebo Or bandstand. Was used as a backdrop for the movie "Time After Time". Release in Aug 31,1979 staring Malcolm McDowell, Mary Steenburgen, and David Warner. In the time of Jack the Ripper. Surprisingly McDowell is not the bad guy.
Fun Fact: I saw Mandy Moore in concert when she opened up for the Backstreet Boys Millennium tour of 1999 at the MGM Grand Hotel when I was 11 years old. My friend and I had front row tickets. She sang her hit song 'Candy.' We saw her at the buffet the next day with security around her. It was an awesome memory.
A scene from The Rock was also filmed at The Palace of Fine Arts. When Sean Connery escapes and meets up with his daughter for a minute before Nic Cage takes him back in. "Your mother was very shpecial." lol
Adam, I met the man who made Yoda puppet in the original trilogy as well as superman the movie and others. He lives in Antigua and they call him "The Yoda Guy" you should research him. He has items on display at his art studio. You guys should check him out. I wish I could see him again
@@Stan_Cozener Filming has always been permitted in all Disney Parks, I've been to all 12. Flash photography is not because apart from it being annoying to near-by guests it messes with automation tech on a lot of rides
Greetings from Westlake Ohio! Go Guardians 🎉 Go Tribe 😎 71 degrees - Sunny😎 - light breeze Perfect day for your video & a double header!! San Francisco looks glorious today Thank you Woo for all you Doo🥰
Back in the 70’s I worked in the grocery business in Northern California and a customer wrote a check for her purchase , the last name on the check was Disney she looked at me and said with a smile “ don’t ask yes I’m a relative of Walt” I imagine she got asked that a lot. She was very kind lady.
I definitely get OD's on Disneyland and Disneyworld Vlogs, so repetitive but this Disney Museum was awesome. Two things that that away from the videos with your friend are her constant giggling and pawing of her hair.
Regarding the multiplane camera, it was created by Ub Iwerks at least this version of it. There was another one that pre-dates Ub's. It works by animating different cells/planes at different speeds and distance to simulate parallax/depth in a shorts/movies. In other words you could animate the foreground, middle ground, and backgrounds in different speeds. We had one in my art school and had 1 teacher that knew how to use it, but it was never used really. Really sucked because they really pushed the camera as a selling point when they did tours of the animation department at my school.
I can't get over that the fog is called Karl. How did I never hear that? I have spent a lot of time in The City (back in the 70's-the early 90's) and no one ever told me.
It's actually kind of "new", started more in the 2000's from some guy who started a Twitter account and called the fog Karl. There are books, billboards, and I've even seen a Christmas ornament of Karl the Fog!
Adam, I am not sure if you caught this, but the building next to the Crocker Galleria, 111 Sutter Street, was Sam Spade's office in the Humphrey Bogart movie The Maltese Falcon. I am happy you are enjoying San Francisco, and thanks for showing everyone what is going on here for real.
If I remember correctly from Film school. The horses on the Eadweard statue are from what he shot in the very first motion picture. He and a friend had a bet if all four horses hooves are off the ground when running. So he developed the video camera to record a horse running.
I remember family nights at Disneyland . Tickets were $ 4.50 back in the 1970"s though Litton industries where my Dad worked .I still have a ticket book with an A ticket left .
One of those driverless cars just ran into an emergency vehicle. When I started commuting 60 miles too work in the early 90’s I dreamed I could have a car that drove itself, now retired knowing that cars are driving themselves, scares the crap out of me😂
your tour of the presidio brought back memories for me as I was stationed there I the late 1960s in the 6th army band. I stayed in the last building on the left (just down from the museum you visited) at the time I think that was a mess hall I never expexcted it to end up as a Disney museum the Lucas film building was a hospital
I'm still loving these videos! I have been to alot of where the both of you have been! Adam, I thank you for bringing back the memories that I have! I have been to ILM as well as Lucas Ranch when it was in Marin County, and it is AMAZING!
Anyone else see a short video not the back side of water the back side of woo. Woo was chowing down hotdogs and someone recognized him said hello and took a video. Surprisingly woo spoke to him.
Adam, will y'all be visiting Bodega Bay, the Birds filming locations while your up here? The original Scream house is just a few miles away from there as well.
If you’re still in SF, come to Pier 39 tomorrow! Or today I guess. I work at The Flyer and 7D Experience. Both simulators manufactured by Triotech with Flyer being a flying theater showing San Francisco and 7D which is the biggest XD theater I believe in the country.
Holy moly, I would have to split that sushirrito 3 ways with someone! Just half of that burrito was huge!! We have a similar place nearby our house and those sushi burritos are gigantic as well. I don't weigh 120 for the heck of it, takes a lot of will power to eat mindfully!
This prompted me to pull some old photos down from the attic. Pics I took at the Palace of Fine Arts back in May 1989 just a couple hours before the Loma Prieta earthquake. Thank you!
Loving the SF content. Great to see it from a visitors perspective. The Disney Museum is so much fun and how can you not love the Golden Gate Bridge right by it. Keep up the good work!
If you go up to San Rafael and San Anselmo, where Lucas lives. There is a park that has a Yoda and an Indiana Jones statue. And the diner he loves is there called "Hildy's".
Thank you for visiting! We appreciate your coverage of your time at the museum!
It was great as always
Great videos of San Francisco over the last few days! I've never been there, and I'm blown away at how gorgeous it is! Thanks for the armchair tour!
It’s a dump.
Hopefully, you'll get a chance to visit one day. It's a very beautiful city.
@@katrinajones8788 no it’s not lol
"The Presidio"" with Sean Connery and Mark Harmon. One of my favs. Thank you for this very fine series of SF. Brought back a lot of childhood memories.
I would have loved to have gone to that Disney Museum. It was sad to see the drawings of the characters mourning Walt. Thank you for showing us Adam.
Very beautiful. Thank you for showing us that all is not lost in SF over last days.
Don’t believe the political media, SFO is still beautiful. Sure there may be some challenging areas. But that is the case in every major metropolis in the world
Yeah, there’s not much wrong with SF that isn’t also wrong with every big city. Sure, there’s crime and corruption and violence but it’s also a massive city that is densely populated so those same problems are found everywhere in the world.
It’s always worth a visit.
I’m from Europe. What’s going on in SF lately?
@@DWINC Crime, drugs, and homelessness...
@@willb.383nah just got back to Denver from SF... SF is on a completely different level.
Adam and Daphne
Thank you for showing San Francisco as a beautiful and vibrant city with many wonderful neighborhoods and happy residents with many FUN things to do!
Love it !
Adam Robbie Hagberg do you have a new one for you to get it tomorrow or not yet for the card for the money I have to go to the store for a
This trip is sizing up to be as expansive and interesting as your NYC trip earlier this year. I have never been to SF but now I feel like I have taken my own visit to this fascinating city.
Very fun and relaxing, love it!
Thanks for the tour of The Walt Disney Family Museum & the special exhibit ✨✨
Its a Beautiful city!!!! Ty for sharing with us...
I used to be the tour guide on the fire engine tour. It’s a 1955 Mack. All fire ladders in SF are made of wood because of the wires for public transportation.
Thanks for the video!!
It has been a long time since I was in San Francisco
It was fun to stroll down memory lane
and to finally see the Yoda statue
Love your videos!!
Still enjoy The Palace of Arts .Love the details and I glad to see the ducks .Thanks for showing the place.
Good to see you spending time with you granddaughter👍🏻
Family first😊
Missed out on a filming location segment for the movie The Presidio with Sean Connery, Mark Hamel and Meg Ryan.
I live nearby and never get tired of touring this fine city! Great videos, Adam!👍🏻
Love the Disney Family Museum. Haven't been in several years. Thank you for sharing with us.
I live about 30 miles east of SF. AND BOY has it been nice last couple days having Carl the Fog rolling in. 👍🏼👍🏼
Great video such beautiful buildings in San Francisco. Love the Disney museum. I love the history of Walt Disney. I use to have lots of old Disney items and books on the history of Disney and just lots of Disney items but sadly most of it got stolen
That mini Disneyland is RAD! & animated tea cups / carousel. 👍
Dude! So good
My childhood Disneyland in mini along with those tickets we alway had those A tickets leftover lol. As always thx 4 taking us all along on your adventure
The "light bulb" Philo T. Farnsworth is holding is actually a cathode ray tube, the end of which was what displayed the lines of resolution that we recognized as a "picture". Hence the name "the tube" for the televisions we all watched.
I worked for a company which delivered to the Yoda fountain Place the compound, and I actually delivered to his house and got to meet him. He literally has his own road.
who is him?
I think you mean he has his own planet
@@manp1039 George Lucas. He lives on Lucas Valley Road in Marin. Like 15 miles from these offices.
I really enjoyed coming along with you on this trip. Excellent vlogging skills.
I don't know if you realize Adam, but the Palace of Fine Arts was featured in The Rock. It was the scene after the chase for Nicolas Cage and Sean Connery talk to each other before he agreed to go to The Rock
Thanks Adam 👍🏼 The Fine Arts building looks a little like a Gazebo Or bandstand.
Was used as a backdrop for the movie
"Time After Time". Release in Aug 31,1979 staring Malcolm McDowell, Mary Steenburgen, and David Warner.
In the time of Jack the Ripper.
Surprisingly McDowell is not the bad guy.
I love the city and it’s my favorite place to go. And I never been Disney museum, now I’m going soon
You forgot to mention the Bullitt car chase scene a Steve McQeen in his Ford Mustang 🏎️
Fun Fact: I saw Mandy Moore in concert when she opened up for the Backstreet Boys Millennium tour of 1999 at the MGM Grand Hotel when I was 11 years old. My friend and I had front row tickets. She sang her hit song 'Candy.' We saw her at the buffet the next day with security around her. It was an awesome memory.
A scene from The Rock was also filmed at The Palace of Fine Arts. When Sean Connery escapes and meets up with his daughter for a minute before Nic Cage takes him back in. "Your mother was very shpecial." lol
No mention of those tents.
The Yoda Fountain 😂 “ Visit Me, You Shall “ 😂👍
Thanks Adam for the fun Vlogs! Love seeing my old stomping grounds.
Adam, I met the man who made Yoda puppet in the original trilogy as well as superman the movie and others. He lives in Antigua and they call him "The Yoda Guy" you should research him. He has items on display at his art studio. You guys should check him out. I wish I could see him again
I’m really enjoying your San Francisco adventure!
I really enjoyed visiting the Walt Disney family museum. The large scale model of Disneyland is amazing
Loved the video!!!
🙂👍♥️♥️
It's nice to see that the Museum is now letting you take videos in the Museum. ❤
And they are letting him monetize the video as well. Never ever thought the mouse would allow it. 🤷
I think Walts Ghost follows him around lol.
@@Stan_Cozener The museum, I believe in not owned by Disney corp... it is a non-profit created by his children and family members.
@@Stan_Cozener Filming has always been permitted in all Disney Parks, I've been to all 12. Flash photography is not because apart from it being annoying to near-by guests it messes with automation tech on a lot of rides
@@Stan_Cozener It's privately owned and run by the Disney family, not the Disney Corporation.
Very interesting and fun to see,,,,,,❤️🙏🏽🐿️
Ginger bread coffee ☕️ sounds like Christmas but loving these San Francisco adventures
I really enjoyed the 1988 film, ‘The Presidio’ with Mark Harmon & Sean Connery 😎👍
Art is kinda lost on me but that palace of art is such a cool building! Great video as always Adam!!
There's a great scene in The Rock under that dome.
Woo, we need international travel vids from you! 1st stop Japan Disneyland!
That one based on the ports is supposed to be amazing. Disney Oceans or something like that.
Greetings from Westlake Ohio!
Go Guardians 🎉 Go Tribe 😎
71 degrees - Sunny😎 - light breeze
Perfect day for your video & a double
header!!
San Francisco looks glorious today
Thank you Woo for all you Doo🥰
Back in the 70’s I worked in the grocery business in Northern California and a customer wrote a check for her purchase , the last name on the check was Disney she looked at me and said with a smile “ don’t ask yes I’m a relative of Walt” I imagine she got asked that a lot. She was very kind lady.
do you know which one? was ith one of his daughters?
Thankyou Adam once again for touring through California as I never been there what a awesome state ❤❤❤❤❤❤
I hv lots of memories of San Francisco as I watch this.
Absolutely loved seeimg the walt disney fam museum..crazy to see the old pics of laughO' gram after seeimg you showing it.
The mini disney was so good
22:35 - “No film you will. Just photos you will.”
Master Yoda would be proud. 😂
Very nice! Thanks for the video!
I definitely get OD's on Disneyland and Disneyworld Vlogs, so repetitive but this Disney Museum was awesome. Two things that that away from the videos with your friend are her constant giggling and pawing of her hair.
Regarding the multiplane camera, it was created by Ub Iwerks at least this version of it. There was another one that pre-dates Ub's. It works by animating different cells/planes at different speeds and distance to simulate parallax/depth in a shorts/movies. In other words you could animate the foreground, middle ground, and backgrounds in different speeds. We had one in my art school and had 1 teacher that knew how to use it, but it was never used really. Really sucked because they really pushed the camera as a selling point when they did tours of the animation department at my school.
I can't get over that the fog is called Karl. How did I never hear that? I have spent a lot of time in The City (back in the 70's-the early 90's) and no one ever told me.
It's actually kind of "new", started more in the 2000's from some guy who started a Twitter account and called the fog Karl. There are books, billboards, and I've even seen a Christmas ornament of Karl the Fog!
Adam, I am not sure if you caught this, but the building next to the Crocker Galleria, 111 Sutter Street, was Sam Spade's office in the Humphrey Bogart movie The Maltese Falcon. I am happy you are enjoying San Francisco, and thanks for showing everyone what is going on here for real.
Awesome. Thanks for that. That's one I didn't know. Saw that in school and don't remember a ton about it...but I know it's a classic in its genre.
Love this museum!! So glad you visited it!
If I remember correctly from Film school. The horses on the Eadweard statue are from what he shot in the very first motion picture. He and a friend had a bet if all four horses hooves are off the ground when running. So he developed the video camera to record a horse running.
I remember family nights at Disneyland . Tickets were $ 4.50 back in the 1970"s though Litton industries where my Dad worked .I still have a ticket book with an A ticket left .
One of those driverless cars just ran into an emergency vehicle. When I started commuting 60 miles too work in the early 90’s I dreamed I could have a car that drove itself, now retired knowing that cars are driving themselves, scares the crap out of me😂
Love the lawn equipment 😊😊😊😊
your tour of the presidio brought back memories for me as I was stationed there I the late 1960s in the 6th army band. I stayed in the last building on the left (just down from the museum you visited) at the time I think that was a mess hall I never expexcted it to end up as a Disney museum the Lucas film building was a hospital
Were some of those old buildings barracks? Or were they used for something else?
@@ct6852Yes, some were barracks. The women were in one area, men in another. The WDF Museum and a hotel next door used to be men's barracks.
I was stationed there that same time frame, worked as a dental assistant at Letterman Army Medical Center.
That historic Museum of Fine Arts, is where they filmed The Wedding Planner, at with Matthew McConway, and Jennifer Lopez,
Also The Rock. And Big Eyes had some great city locations.
Matthew McConaughey
Beautiful
Fun fact: A few scenes from ‘ So I married an axe murderer’ were filmed at the Palace of Fine Arts
Aaaa thought I was gana be super late today. But thankfully. It uploaded right around lunch for me. Epic as always.
Wow cool place ❤❤❤
THAT'S A COOL MUSEUM!
Adam, San Francisco has lots of driverless and automous cars by Cruise they just started this system already in the city.
Thank you Adam...
Thank you Adam!!❤😊 awesome video!! History everywhere!!😊
I'm still loving these videos! I have been to alot of where the both of you have been! Adam, I thank you for bringing back the memories that I have! I have been to ILM as well as Lucas Ranch when it was in Marin County, and it is AMAZING!
Anyone else see a short video not the back side of water the back side of woo. Woo was chowing down hotdogs and someone recognized him said hello and took a video. Surprisingly woo spoke to him.
So what are the purpose of the Cruise cars? I'm not understanding??
I think they want it to be the future Uber. Won't be happy until they control the entire economy apparently.
Amazing. I have been up to the presidio but never went in the museum.
The sushirrito reaction was hilarious man "its different"
Adam, will y'all be visiting Bodega Bay, the Birds filming locations while your up here? The original Scream house is just a few miles away from there as well.
If you’re still in SF, come to Pier 39 tomorrow! Or today I guess. I work at The Flyer and 7D Experience. Both simulators manufactured by Triotech with Flyer being a flying theater showing San Francisco and 7D which is the biggest XD theater I believe in the country.
I can try to get you discounted or even free. Did I mention we have Escape Rooms?!?!
Holy moly, I would have to split that sushirrito 3 ways with someone! Just half of that burrito was huge!! We have a similar place nearby our house and those sushi burritos are gigantic as well. I don't weigh 120 for the heck of it, takes a lot of will power to eat mindfully!
The Simple Things is my favorite Mickey cartoon. Seeing Mickey in that cartoon makes me think of that picture u showed of Walt’s last public photo.
Cool vlog, I hope hurricane Hilary misses you, looks like possible flash flooding in LA sunday!
Do they allow you to show there muesem on a monetized CZcams channel? I thought they didn't allow that? Or did you get special permission?
This prompted me to pull some old photos down from the attic. Pics I took at the Palace of Fine Arts back in May 1989 just a couple hours before the Loma Prieta earthquake. Thank you!
Loving the SF content. Great to see it from a visitors perspective. The Disney Museum is so much fun and how can you not love the Golden Gate Bridge right by it. Keep up the good work!
If you go up to San Rafael and San Anselmo, where Lucas lives. There is a park that has a Yoda and an Indiana Jones statue. And the diner he loves is there called "Hildy's".
❤❤❤great video guys!
I'll bet you thought you got away from the hurricane season. Be safe and be careful. Enjoy your visit
Looks like a nice place to visit!
A great video this is!!
20:51 my husband and I constantly use this quote 😂😂 YEW WILL BEHHH YEW WILL BEEEH
I think it's neat that Diane Disney chose to include the strike at the Studios in the museum.
I love both of your energy so fun looking God out there enjoy be safe
The museum could have been a multi-hour video all on it's' own. Thanks Adam.
Epic video! Just a FYI though, there is a second Yoda and Indiana Jones statue in San Anselmos Imagination park.
There is a surprising lack of tents in this video
Dafneyvis so cute glad she could help you with the tour always fun ❤❤
Thanks for sharing…!
I noticed the not mentioned leaf blower laughed as that happens so often in your videos, thanks for sharing the cool museum
The Palace of Fine Arts. A filming location for The Rock.
First place I'd ever seen that building. Lol. And I'd been to the city before that premiered.
Before it moved to Hollywood, the film industry was centered in San Francisco. Mostly in the southeast part of the city.
Thank you for these San Francisco videos
I go here a lot with my boyfriend and sf makes me happy even though some of it's sad now.