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845 Market St. San Francisco, CA 94103

415-538-8422

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845 Market St. San Francisco CA 94103

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Located at the top of the Westfield San Francisco Centre mall, the Union Square theater is wheelchair-accessible and offers the latest Hollywood blockbusters, and features RealD 3-D, stadium seating, listening devices, closed-captioning, and the option to print tickets at home. There are nearby parking garages, but the best bet is to get to the mall via Muni or BART (Powell Street station).

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