#1 of 23 general tips & advice in Los Angeles
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Swede22 says:
Good list by Jeffy. Expanding upon it: the Getty Center and/or the Griffith Observatory are musts... they are the two best views of Los Angeles. Grauman's Chinese Theater on Hollywood Blvd is a big tourist attraction, so is Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills. Wander around Venice Beach on a weekend and yo…
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#2 of 23 general tips & advice in Los Angeles
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keeweeset says:
This is probably the best option to get from Los Angeles International Airport to Carpinteria/Santa Barbara/Goleta and vice versa. A one-way ticket is $42 and a round trip $80, if it is purchased online. On the bus, they would cost $46 and $86. You can also get a discount depending on how many peopl…
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#3 of 23 general tips & advice in Los Angeles
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imanahan says:
If you're right in the city and have to choose between Universal and Knotts, go to Universal, for sure! It is a lot scarier. The cast and the people who work there are also really into it (I know because I used to work there for the holiday parade, and the staff really enjoys being a part of the act…
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#4 of 23 general tips & advice in Los Angeles
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scnbenstein says:
If you are spending 2 weeks in Los Angeles, here are the top five things that you absolutely must do.
1. Disneyland: "happiest place on earth" the theme park that is located at 1313 South Harbor Blvd. in Anaheim, California, USA. It opened on July 17, 1955. The park is owned and operated by The W…
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#5 of 23 general tips & advice in Los Angeles
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Swede22 says:
"Safe" in terms of crime or in terms of water quality? There's no need to worry about crime at any of the beaches, though I'd be mildly cautious about walking around certain parts of Venice or Santa Monica beaches at night. If I'm not mistaken, the worst ocean water quality in town is in parts of Ma…
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#6 of 23 general tips & advice in Los Angeles
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josh310 says:
No doubt that Los Angeles is a difficult city to grasp, especially in a short amount of time, but here are some suggestions for getting the most out of your visit.
FOR EVERYONE
#1 - Venice Boardwalk. In a city with few major parks and streets designed more for cars than humans, the Venice board…
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#7 of 23 general tips & advice in Los Angeles
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rnakamot says:
If you love birds as much as I do and even have a few of your own, Omar's is definitely the place to go. They not only sell all types of birds (most of which are kept out of their cage, enabling visitors to handle them) and bird supplies, but also is one of the cleanest, most reputable places I've …
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#8 of 23 general tips & advice in Los Angeles
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Dave says:
So after going to your typical supermarket I generally feel very spent. There's like 40 different varieties of pasta sauce. Everything LOOKS like it is on sale. The line's are long and the service generally ambivalent. I don't know why I ever go to them...
Trader Joe's is a chain of grocery s…
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#9 of 23 general tips & advice in Los Angeles
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latelunch says:
The Upright Citizen's Brigade (U.C.B.) Theater on Franlkin Ave. in Hollywood is always fun. Whether it's no-names or the likes of David Cross, Sarah Silverman, and Bob Odenkirk, any show there is guaranteed to be great, esp. Tues, Thurs, and Sat nights. Tickets are only $5, and you can bring in your…
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#10 of 23 general tips & advice in Los Angeles
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KBeyer0419 says:
1)If you like shopping and want to see the funky side of LA you must go to Melrose to shop.
2)Rodeo Drive is nice to see but it is all high end shops. It is worth a stroll.
3)The Walk of Fame is at the Chinese Theater and it is something you should see.
4)Santa Monica Pier and Venice Beac…
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#11 of 23 general tips & advice in Los Angeles
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Quest says:
As part of my adventure in California last summer, I had to find my way from Woodland Hills down to Newport Beach in Orange County. I thought it would be difficult, due to the fact that I didn't know HOW!
I desided to call the Metro (this was early Sunday morning) and they were very helpful in t…
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#12 of 23 general tips & advice in Los Angeles
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jenn79 says:
I've had to go Europe a number of times recently and find myself constantly struggling with getting there the easiest way possible. With all the flight delays (rate of 50% this past year!!) and lost luggage problems (1 in 4 for me) I try and go direct to Europe and then take Ryanair or EasyJet to th…
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#13 of 23 general tips & advice in Los Angeles
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sshafrin says:
So LA has a lot of fun things to do. If you want a real tourist experience, I would highly recommend either Universal Studios or Disneyland. Universal is my personal pic, because there are lots of different things to do and the city walk is a great place, with a ton of restaurants, shops, movie…
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#14 of 23 general tips & advice in Los Angeles
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Dave says:
This is one of the hidden gems of LA. It's a little out of the
way but well worth it for anyone wanting to get away and bond with
nature. The hike leaves from the Circle X trailhead on the border
of LA and Ventura Counties. The trail descends from the road
about 2 miles to a beautiful grotto …
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#15 of 23 general tips & advice in Los Angeles
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steffiedudess says:
Well if you are going to Los Angeles i would deffinatly recommend taking a tour round the city!
These tours take place dailey and can normally book seats last minute (if your an unorganized person :) ) ha ha,
These tours take you to China town, round the buildings, past the parks to the centre…
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