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#46 of 538 general tips & advice in North America
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Maureenie says:
Pretty self explanitory. I got to see snow for the first time in six
years, but both of my flights through Air Canada were delayed and no
one was being very helpful about making sure people got where they
needed to go. Everyone and their mom had to stand in the customer
service line to get thing...
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#47 of 538 general tips & advice in North America
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ocwarren says:
fellow travbuddy "hupfstrudel"
he really is genuine. getting to know him could only be in your best interest. he has morals and values, yet still know how to have the most amount of fun. he loves adventure and is willing to do just about anything. he really does love nature and is willing to ...
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#48 of 538 general tips & advice in North America
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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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#49 of 538 general tips & advice in North America
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pbobenhausen says:
If you are planning on staying downtown in Chattanooga, I would recommend avoiding the hotels along I-24. It is a very poor part of town and there is a higher risk of trouble. The best downtown places to stay is at the Trade and Convention Center or down near the aquarium.
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#50 of 538 general tips & advice in North America
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Robin1109 says:
I was recently in AC for the weekend and we went to the newest casino, the Borgata. We were there on a Saturday night so the place was packed - all tables had no less than a $25 bet, the slots were jammed and you couldn't even saddle up to a bar for a drink the lines were so long. We walked around t...
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#51 of 538 general tips & advice in North America
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clwindom says:
Your trip will depend on where you fly into.
You can fly into Juneau (the capital) spend a day looking about the town. See the glacier, hike a mountain (or take our tram up one). I recommend eating at the Twisted Fish! They are only seasonal, but should be open until the end of September.
Then ...
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#52 of 538 general tips & advice in North America
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steffiedudess says:
when you are at the Grand Canyon deffinatly take a small 8 person plane over the canyons. This is the way to get the most out of your experience and make the most out of the photographs!
You fly right over the new sky walk, you fligh over lake mead and Hoover dam!
This trip is not to be miss...
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#53 of 538 general tips & advice in North America
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keeweeset says:
This is probably the best option to get from Santa Barbara to Los Angeles International Airport 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 people you are traveling...
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#54 of 538 general tips & advice in North America
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AndiPerullo says:
I write this review with a sad heart, because I feel that the wonderful world of travelers should know the suffering that this company has caused me. When I went on a trip to Spain in December, my beloved passport was stolen. The US Embassy in Madrid reissued a temporary 3 month passport for me to b...
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#55 of 538 general tips & advice in North America
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pudwell says:
Here are some general thoughts about driving in Memphis. The people who live in Memphis come from a wide variety of backgrounds and thus there are many styles of driving in Memphis. Some people in this town can be downright reckless when it comes to vehicular control and common courtesy. I figure...
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#56 of 538 general tips & advice in North America
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phonk64 says:
So maybe knowing this won't keep you alive, but it will keep you from having a lousy time while you're in Atlanta.There are several districts that merit visiting while in town. I will list them by function and then give you directions on how to get there!Bar Hopping:Buckhead is where most At...
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#57 of 538 general tips & advice in North America
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pauln8 says:
You asked about Alaska in May, and although this is a travellers' site no one answered your call! So here's a little:
AK is awesome in May. In fact, if you can pull it back to early May I think you should because not only the roads will be good, but they will be largely free of RVs, and the air sho...
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#58 of 538 general tips & advice in North America
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Ryanbobyan says:
I did San Fran for 8 days with a group of friends (who make a living by living cheap thought its not even necessary for them to do so, merely a personal choice). i made the whole trip in less than $700 ($200 was for the house for the week which isnt bad and $380 was for the round trip tickets.. the...
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#59 of 538 general tips & advice in North America
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vances says:
This tip depends on your preferences for music and wild night life, but I always made it a point to stop by the "Wild Hare", a brilliant reggae venue only a few blocks from Wrigley.
There is only a reasonable cover charge and they often have top-shelf reggae acts (like Ziggy Marley and Pato Bant...
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#60 of 538 general tips & advice in North America
Ridiculously Expensive "General Tip & Advice" in Alaska, USA
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joysailorlady says:
It is very expensive to travel and visit in Alaska. At last count milk was $8 a gallon!
Do not go into the bush by yourself, always tell someone when and where you are going and when you will return. There is a reason for this, it saves lives.
Fly into Anchorage,; rent a 4x4 and drive out to the K...
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