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Lize711 says:
Read my travel blog! I wrote a bunch of stuff on Huntington Beach in it and other places. http://missodyssey.blogspot.com/
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dansgirl1978 says:
Unfortunatley I didn't get a photo of Jimmy from the front, but we didn't see any other Salem Pedicab guys so I think he's the only one. He was so funny and did a great job showing us where everything was on our way to our Inn. I completely recommend him for transportation around Salem!!
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Everything
4 reviews
#108 of 731 general tips & advice in North America
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cecilker says:
DO & SEE
*Ride the subway - every time you see something different!
*Museums – many are “suggested contribution” all the time or on certain days. I would highly recommend the Met and the Moma. (http://www.ny.com/museums/free.html)
*View from the top of the Metropolitan Museum of art. (find …
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AtlantaScottyV says:
If you're coming to Atlanta to do some of the touristy things (and this includes people like myself that already live here), buy an Atlanta CityPass! It's over $113 worth of entry fees for only $59. FIVE VENUES!
For ONLY $59, it offers you entry into the following venues:
The Georgia Aquariu…
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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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Africancrab says:
New York's JFK international has for many years been my exit and re-entry Airport to and from many international destinations until recently when I began flying directly from Phoenix into London or Philadelphia to Amsterdam.
JFK is exceptionally busy and such a huge airport that the less avid tr…
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Gap Adventures
1 review
#112 of 731 general tips & advice in North America
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world-traveller123 says:
Gap Adventures is an adventure travel company. They do trips all over the world to every continent, including Antarctica. They do everything from trekking Inca Trail, to volcano trips to Arctic Cruising to exploring the beaches of Costa Rica. They do it all.
I have done 2 trips with them so far. …
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Boston
1 review
#113 of 731 general tips & advice in North America
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UB91 says:
10 Things To Do In BOSTON:
1. Fanuil Hall/Quincy Market: Converted 18th century warehouses on waterfront. Shops, restaurants, bars.
2. North End: Old North Church, Italian Restataurants (Dolce Vita), & Bakeries.
3. Boston Common: In the heart of the city. Swan Boats, "Cheer's", Beacon Hill.
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jwilsonwsu says:
The best advice I can give anyone going to Disneyland is to get there early, stay there late and go twice. What do I mean by get there early? Get to the front gates before the park opens, simple. I would suggest getting there 30 minutes early if not earlier. The reason I suggest this is because well…
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Naoko says:
You can basically walk safely everywhere in the town (but it is not recommended to go beyond Avenidade Guadalupe). Bring some pairs of comfortable walking shoes (all the streets in the town is covered by cobbler stones)! Taxi is very safe and reliable (daytime M$20, midnight M$30), but …
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cneoridium says:
The big reason you're coming to San Diego is probably... the beaches. Good news is that by law all California beaches are free and must have public access!
I'll try to get some descriptions in here, but for my friends who have asked, here's at least a list of good ones to get you started, from s…
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Kelly_Woo says:
Montreal is a fantastic city with a rich culture and diversity and an interesting history. Combining modern architecture and lifestyles with an old world feel, Montreal is definitely a Canadian city worth visiting all year-round. Despite being a predominately French-speaking city, you will be able t…
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Airtran Carrier
1 review
#118 of 731 general tips & advice in North America
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Africancrab says:
Airtran is the most affordable airline I have flown in all my travel years. I still remember the first time I bought my ticket from Biloxi Mississipi to Atlanta-Georgia for $65, this was ten years ago. But even now, their flights are still the more affordable. Recently on my way back home from Milwa…
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Africancrab says:
Now this is an airport that was designed with so much passion. An artist was involved, an artist with a passion. This is a beautiful airport that I would like to spend time at just to appreciated the beauty of it.
Ihave travelled through Gen.Mitchell only twice this year alone and I must say it is …
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cassipurvis says:
We wanted to go skiing for the first time ever, so we went to our Travel Agent to book a trip. She suggested Keystone Co. for our first ski trip. It was absolutely beautiful, however, I ended up in the hospital with altitude sickness. We trusted out Travel Agent, and didn't do a lot of research abou…
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