Slideshow: Apple Fans, Do You Feel Lucky?

The grand staircase to Mac heaven is made entirely of glass. Apple holds a patent on the design.

Danika Cleary, Apple's iPod product manager, shows off the many colors of the iPod mini.

The Internet cafe on the second floor of the new Apple store in San Francisco doesn't sell coffee but does offer free Net access on dozens of new iMacs.

The Apple store's front window display entices potential Windows "switchers" with colorful blowups of Apple's iLife software suite.

Colorful local characters check out the window displays at the new Apple store in San Francisco.

Sitting atop glowing neon tubes, new iPod minis invite shoppers to enter the world of Apple.

The Apple store's central glass staircase lets in light from the skylight above.

Ron Johnson, Apple's head of retail, holds up one the 200 "lucky bags" going on sale during opening day. The mystery grab bags will contain $600 or more worth of surprise goods. Johnson hinted some of them may include a $250 iPod Mini. The bags cost $250, and 200 are available. Each carries a tag that says, "Do you feel lucky?"

"Check me out," says an iMac in the window of Apple's new San Francisco store.