San Francisco's famed Fleet Week is back. In a matter of days, Marina Green will be transformed. Here's everything you need to know ahead of the celebrations.
SAN FRANCISCO, CA - OCT. 7: The US Navy Blue Angels practice above San Francisco Bay in San Francisco, Calif., on Thursday, October 7, 2021. is back. In a matter of days, Marina Green will be transformed as the Bay Area watches five Navy ships sail into the San Francisco Bay, and planes take to the air. Activities and celebrations start up on Monday Oct. 3 and run through Sunday Oct. 9. San Francisco Fleet Week is one of the countries largest celebrations of the U.S. armed forces.
City leaders are advising visitors, as they have in years past, to use public transit and say if you must drive, be sure to not leave any valuables in your vehicle, in fact they're warning people who drive to clear any valuables out of their car even before they park, just in case burglars are watching.Organizers say for the first time ever Navy F-35's will be at San Francisco's Fleet Week. Two of the F-35's will be on display for visitors to enjoy.
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