Has Anyone Ever Traveled Around San Francisco At Night

Is there night time in Driver San Francisco?

Driving and Flight simulators are some of the ways people get to know about the terrain of an area that they may plan to travel .

The City might not be quite what it is in the game, but you'll have more of a clue as to where you are at than those tourist who stop in the middle of each intersection to look at a map.

Driver 2 has added a night time mode to the game that the original lacked.

What is the travel time to drive from Sacramento to San Francisco on a typical Friday night?

Usually the drive is about one hour and forty-five minutes during "normal traffic conditions" and that's from Mapquest. I would say about two hours plus in my own experience of wading through traffic near the usual trouble spots like near Berkley and where it randomly slows down just outside of Vacaville. Traffic is always bad in the Bay Area anyway and it is really tough to say exactly.

San Francisco Overnight Parking @ Fisherman's Wharf?

Hotels in San Francisco typically use valet parking. They do this because it allows them to charge you more. If you're willing to do a little walking, you'll definitely save *some* money. How much will depend on your patience and luck.

The fabled Sutter-Stockton Street garage near Union Square is only $7.50 for overnight parking. But I doubt you'll find such bargains for the Wharf. You're looking at $20 minimum in that neighborhood (probably around $30 most likely). Avoid Pier 39 and the Embarcadero. Try the lots along Beach Street and Bay Street.

Evening in San Francisco-Best Areas?

Stay in Union Square because it's centrally located. Like most people who live here, I don't stay in hotels so I really can't pick one. Search for San Franciso Hotels or go to one of the travel sites.
There are clubs and some dancing in Union Square. Otherwise you'd want what's called SOMA, short for "South of Market", which is generically south of Union Square. The Mission District is Mission Street, to which you can take BART and get off at 16th st. That's the Latino area and that's where you'll find salsa dancing. Then there's the Haight - young, hip, lots of clubs. That's either a drive or a bus/taxi.
The only brunch place I know of offhand is the Palace Hotel, which isn't cheap. There's a link coming, below.
There are thousands of restaurants in SF and hundreds in Chinatown or nearby. I'd suggest www.yelp.com for that. We eat our Chinese food in Oakland because we live there. Tommy Toys is the upscale, expensive place but there are many that are good and cheaper.
Park at your hotel, that's going to be the cheapest but it won't be cheap.
SF Weekly is the free, weekly "rag" of stuff to do in the city. It will be your best resourse for clubs, dancing, and other: http://www.sfweekly.com/

Does anyone know which hotel the san francisco giants stay at?

I often seen fans waiting with notebooks, balls and bats outside the Westin St. Francis on Union Square.

Not all the giant's live in SF and some do spend the night in San Francisco rather than traveling home after a night game, especially if they have a day game the next day.