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Browse travel tips and advice for North America. Plan your North America trip by making sure you know all the facts before you go. Read tips and advice for North America submitted by fellow travelers, or write your own review for a North America travel tip.
#166 of 558 general tips & advice in North America
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katydibbs says:
as much as we locals complain about all the tourists that flock over the bridge every summer, i love calling cape cod my home. it's absolutely beautiful. with over 27,000 acres of pristine untouched beach (designated forever as part of the national seashore,) much of the cape will always retain the ...
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#167 of 558 general tips & advice in North America
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amore1212 says:
The driver will meet you in the baggage claim the Buffalo Airport. You have to check in with the Niagara Airbus desk which is also the Taxi desk. He will notify the driver when all reservations check-in. The desk is located in the center of baggage claim.
The shuttles are clean and comfortable...
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#168 of 558 general tips & advice in North America
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mcmikejr says:
I lived in Hawaii for three years. Although I'm relatively new to TB and not exactly sure what to write here, I am more than happy to answer questions about that beautiful place! Write me, I LOVE talking about Hawaii!!!
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#169 of 558 general tips & advice in North America
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ocwarren says:
In the middle of Times Square (you know....the place the crystal ball drops every year), you can find a booth that sell tickets for better prices. The seats are always last minute didn't sells from the box office, so sometimes it pays to procrastinate.
On the other hand, the line is sometimes to...
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#170 of 558 general tips & advice in North America
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venusgurl28 says:
Great place to snowboard or ski!!! Snow is so much nicer than on the East side of US. It actaully doesn't hurt to fall! Views are amazing. I have not been snowboarding in other places on the West coast, but I would definatelly recommned this one to anybody! This is a great place for beginners as wel...
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#171 of 558 general tips & advice in North America
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night66 says:
I took Amtrak from San Antonio to Alpine. Round trip coach $100. Good people work on the train. Lots of leg room and you can get up and walk from car to car. The windows are great. It is quite relaxing to take the train. The Alpine station is nothing to see, but the town is very interesting an...
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#172 of 558 general tips & advice in North America
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jennyhauge says:
Gearhart is a largely residential community, quite distinct from the commercial hustle and bustle of neighboring Seaside. Wealthy Portlanders built some substantial abodes in Gearhart and many of them remain today. There's a certain standoffish attitude to the place. At one time, the Hood to Coast R...
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#173 of 558 general tips & advice in North America
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schochon says:
As I wrote in my Review about 'two weeks in Alaska', I recommended a couple books to purchase for your research and trip. One being the MilePost and the other being the Alaska Almanac, filled with facts about Alaska that you need to know, what to know, and never even thought of knowing, but are nei...
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#174 of 558 general tips & advice in North America
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pinchora says:
So I came here on my trip to DC with my mom back in May and this time we stopped here on the way back from Philadelphia. It is a very good rest stop... well, actually it has everything there so they call it a Travel Plaza. You can get your car serviced, find lodging, eat good food that tastes home...
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#175 of 558 general tips & advice in North America
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tripdreamer says:
To anyone that comes here I would highly advise you to go out of the typical tourist traps in Manhattan and explore the outer boroughs. They each have very different vibes, feels, and identities. Brooklyn alone has many neighborhoods that vary significantly (from Russia to Israel) and Queens is a me...
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#176 of 558 general tips & advice in North America
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Chryssi says:
I have used Continental Airlines on two trips from Oslo to Columbia, South Carolina. It was not only the cheapest option, but it was also the ONLY airline that only had one stop (Newark).
I had no major problems and I will definatly use Continental again if they come up as the reasonable alterna...
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#177 of 558 general tips & advice in North America
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Burman says:
A few pics of some really great experiences.
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#178 of 558 general tips & advice in North America
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fmoscoso says:
Hello every body!!!
I recommend to everybody how stays in one of that All Inclusive resort to don’t use the bracelet, off al inclusive, when you are out of the hotel. This is because like that every body knows you are a tourist and you are there for holidays…. and is impossible to haggle in...
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#179 of 558 general tips & advice in North America
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iolakana says:
Raleigh is a great city- it's small enough to feel homey but big enough to have some "metropolitan" attributes. There are great restaurants and bars, a couple hilarious comedy clubs, plenty of museums. The best part of living in North Carolina is the ability to get anywhere; from Raleigh it's less...
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#180 of 558 general tips & advice in North America
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robert787 says:
ok so i go to san juan a lot because i live in puerto rico and this is a tip u sould take dont just go to san juan there are other places in puerto rico do some research because san juan inst the only town in puerto rico theres 78 tows in puerto rico.
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