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San Francisco is the third city and the first city of North America in Gummy Drop!.

San Francisco's map has been revamped since March 10, 2021.

Story[]

Introduction: You arrived in San Francisco by a robot vehicle (formerly space shuttle) to rebuild the monuments.

Your main goal is still the same, but you will run into some new things as you advance further.

Epilogue: After you rebuilt all the monuments, you will travel by a van to New York.


Souvenir symbols[]

  • San Francisco Souvenir1Cable car
  • San Francisco Souvenir2Peace symbol
  • San Francisco Souvenir3Sea lion

Rewards[]

Achievement Image Reward Passport Stamp
Build all monuments GummyDrop BuiltAllMonuments
Intern
Complete all level 1
Passport Intern Box Shovelx1
Coinx67
Passport Level1Stamp
Architect
Complete all level 2
Passport Architect Box Passport Level2Stamp
Master Builder
Complete all level 3
Passport MasterBuilder Passport Level3Stamp
Build 100% of city Passport CityComplete Box EternalFreezex2

Coinx1259 LightningBolt x2 RainStorm x7

Passport CompleteStamp

Citizens[]

Levels[]

This city contains 175 levels, consists of 120 normal levels, 36 side-levels, and 19 Helping Hand levels.

Monuments[]

# Monument Levels Requirement Image
Bricks Hats Gems Green Gems
1 Painted Ladies 1-10 80,000 - - -
San Francisco Stamp01
In 1975, the most famous of the brightly colored SF Victorians - shown on the TV show "Full House" - sold for a cool $65,000. However, only the rumor that the FBI was coming by cleared the premises of dozens of squatting hippies. This sneaky rumor was spread by the new owner.
2 Union Square 11-20 190,000 - - -
San Francisco Stamp02
In the 1850's the chic shopping mecca of Union Square was so empty it was used for pick-up baseball games — in fact, the term sand-lot baseball is said to have been coined there. Baseball is still popular in SF, although stadium tickets are slightly more expensive.
3 Transamerica Pyramid 21-30 250,000 - - 2
San Francisco Stamp03
SF's highest skyscraper salutes the city’s earthier past with a plaque commemorating two legendary "ratter" dogs, Bummer and Lazarus, who roamed the streets together in the 1860’s.
4 Coit Tower 31-40 300,000 - - 2
San Francisco Stamp04
Eccentric socialite Lillie Hitchcock Coit was one of SF's most colorful characters, known for cigar-smoking, trousers, gambling, and her fond support of the Telegraph Hill firefighters. It's no wonder that her gift to the city - the famed Coit Tower - is said to be shaped like a fire hose nozzle.
5 Bay Bridge 41-50 300,000 260,000 - 2
San Francisco Stamp05
Although less glitzy than the Golden Gate Bridge, the opening of the Oakland — San Francisco connection in 1933 caused the largest traffic snarl in SF history. This proved something of a harbinger to modern congestion.
6 Fisherman's Wharf 51-60 330,000 280,000 - 2
San Francisco Stamp06
The famously chewy sourdough enjoyed at the Wharf is actually a distant relative of the original loaf. Bakers traditionally use a bit of the previous day's dough to keep the distinctive tart flavor consistent. We do not, however, suggest this same method for your holiday fruitcake.
7 Alcatraz 61-70 340,000 290,000 - 2
San Francisco Stamp07
Despite Hollywood legend, there is no evidence that any of the infamous prisoners — including mobster Al Capone - ever made the perilous swim to freedom. This is possibly because the waters were said to be both icy and shark-infested.
8 Ghirardelli Square 71-80 560,000 710,000 - 1
San Francisco Stamp08
The sprawling brick retail center, headquarters of the famous chocolates, enjoyed the sweet satisfaction of escaping the 1906 Earthquake. Years later, it escaped becoming an apartment complex by landing a rare spot on the National Historic Register.
9 Palace of Fine Arts 81-90 180,000 320,000 250,000 5
San Francisco Stamp09
Built to celebrate the Panama Canal, the first exhibit featured works by Monet, Rembrandt, and Michelangelo - sent to SF for safe-keeping during WWI. The site is now the favored venue for wedding photography, creating another kind of priceless art.
10 Holy Virgin Cathedral 91-100 300,000 250,000 280,000 2
San Francisco Stamp10
The stunning cathedral is said to be lit by an incredible chandelier, and lined with breathtaking mosaics. However, the only way to view these works of art is to attend religious services. The interior has never been open to the public - and photography is strictly forbidden.
11 Sutro Baths 101-110 380,000 270,000 300,000 2
San Francisco Stamp11
The legendary community baths offered seven swimming pools, a museum, an amphitheater, and 40,000 available towels. Today only the ruins remain — along with memories of an ice skating rink presumably large enough for an entire SF neighborhood to twirl in unison
12 Golden Gate Bridge 111-120 450,000 300,000 480,000 3
San Francisco Stamp12
The Golden Gate Bridge's "International Orange" is now legendary, but the U.S. Navy had another color scheme in mind. They pushed for black and yellow stripes to ensure greater visibility for ships. Happily, the city passed on the idea of "Bumblebee Bridge."

Helping Hand levels[]

Special Item Missions[]

# Levels Special Item Image Reward Citizen Character Quote
1 1-10 10 paint cans San Francisco SpecialItem01 Orange Brick100,000 San Francisco Citizen01 "Welcome to the streets of San Francisco! Can you help us paint the town red?"
2 21-30 10 helium tanks San Francisco SpecialItem02 Orange Brick100,000 San Francisco Citizen04 "If you find me a balloon, I can find you some bricks"
31-40 10 Gummy Guy Gummy Guy Resource Mart builder Resource Mart unbuilt
41-50 10 Gummy Guy Gummy Guy Resource Mart builder Resource Mart unbuilt
3 51-60 10 oxygen tanks San Francisco SpecialItem03 Blue Hat100,000 San Francisco Citizen05 "Find me oxygen tanks so I can dive for ocean treasure!"
61-70 10 Gummy Guy Gummy Guy Resource Mart builder Resource Mart unbuilt
4 71-80 10 keys San Francisco SpecialItem04 Blue Hat100,000 San Francisco Citizen06 "Help me! I'm a tourist, trapped in a cell in Alcatraz!"
5 101-110 10 pipes San Francisco SpecialItem05 100,000 gems San Francisco Citizen01 "We need pipes for our next building. "Pipe" up if you can find some!"


Helping Locals[]

# Level Citizen Spend Reward
1 8 San Francisco Citizen04 Orange Brick80,000 Blue Hat170,000
2 91 San Francisco Citizen03 Orange Brick90,000 Pink Gem150,000

Mystery Boxes[]

# Level Reward
1 88 Green Gem5

Music[]

This track plays while on the city map.

Quotes by Sam[]

  • "Leave your heart in San Francisco!"
  • "Welcome to scenic San Francisco!"
  • "Welcome to sunny San Francisco!"

Trivia[]

  • The background music also appears in US Gummy Getaway levels 11-20.
  • The seal souvenir also appears in Québec City and Anchorage.
  • There are non-buildable monuments scattered in this city's map, they are:
    • Lombard Street, and
    • San Francisco Maritime Museum with Balclutha.
    • However in older versions of the map, there are monuments that didn't appear after the map revamp. Some of them are Japanese Tea Garden and Chinatown, with the latter only represented by the famed Dragon Gate. Today, newer maps now represent the entire neighborhood. Lombard Street remains the same in both versions.
  • The cable car souvenir also appears in Sapporo and Gummy Getaway.

Gallery[]

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