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Who was in Los Vegas and Los Angeles, what would you recommend to see?
I would like to visit Los Vegas and Los Angeles, rent a Harley and ride on the tracks.
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We advise you to start learning: Las Vegas. Read about the Strip there on the Internet, maybe what kind of tickets you book in advance for a performance, such as the Cirque du Soleil.
In Los Angeles, I would advise Universal Studios, book tickets in advance too. Well, and take a walk along Hollywood Boulevard, of course (where without it ...)
If there is enough time, then from L.-A. It would be nice to get to San Diego, the best Zoo in the world.
In Los Angeles, I would advise Universal Studios, book tickets in advance too. Well, and take a walk along Hollywood Boulevard, of course (where without it ...)
If there is enough time, then from L.-A. It would be nice to get to San Diego, the best Zoo in the world.
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answered 12 years ago
For "LAS Vegas", thanks, thank God, RIM has already learned, I write through "I", now I will learn LAs Vegas. )) Thanks for the other tips too, I'll definitely use it.))
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answered 12 years ago
A motorcycle is harder to leave than a car. So I'm still for the car. )))
Los Angeles:
- Universal park
- Disneyland (only if with children under 12 years old! adults are bored there)
- walk along the Hollywood Boulevard of the Stars
- beach to choose from: Huntington, Malibu or even in Santa Barbara
- Walk along Rodeo Drive
- take a picture against the background of the famous inscription "Hollywood" on the hill
Las Vegas (trains to the Strip and parking at casino hotels are free)
- in the evening take a walk along the Las Vegas Strip, look at the fountains at the Bellagio, at the volcano at the Mirage, at the show near the Treasure Island (it's all free)
- go on a tour of beautiful hotels (Bellagio, Venetian, Luxor, etc.), ride the slides in the New York-New York and Circus-Circus hotels, take part in extreme high-altitude jumps on the Stratosphere tower
- play in the casino (without fanaticism!)
- take a walk along the beautiful pedestrian Fremont Street in the evening when all the lights are on
- go to the performance of the Cirque du Soleil in one of the hotels - Bellagio or Mirage (you need to book in advance)
In San Diego
- Sea World park
- zoo
- water parks
And DEFINITELY! Trip from Vegas to the Grand Canyon!
I will send you a link to my trip.
Los Angeles:
- Universal park
- Disneyland (only if with children under 12 years old! adults are bored there)
- walk along the Hollywood Boulevard of the Stars
- beach to choose from: Huntington, Malibu or even in Santa Barbara
- Walk along Rodeo Drive
- take a picture against the background of the famous inscription "Hollywood" on the hill
Las Vegas (trains to the Strip and parking at casino hotels are free)
- in the evening take a walk along the Las Vegas Strip, look at the fountains at the Bellagio, at the volcano at the Mirage, at the show near the Treasure Island (it's all free)
- go on a tour of beautiful hotels (Bellagio, Venetian, Luxor, etc.), ride the slides in the New York-New York and Circus-Circus hotels, take part in extreme high-altitude jumps on the Stratosphere tower
- play in the casino (without fanaticism!)
- take a walk along the beautiful pedestrian Fremont Street in the evening when all the lights are on
- go to the performance of the Cirque du Soleil in one of the hotels - Bellagio or Mirage (you need to book in advance)
In San Diego
- Sea World park
- zoo
- water parks
And DEFINITELY! Trip from Vegas to the Grand Canyon!
I will send you a link to my trip.
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answered 12 years ago
Pepper, sorry, did you have any problems with the rights? My husband (he was in the USA on a business trip), having ours, handed over to American ones. It’s a great pleasure to steer there, you just envy the organization of roads.
(but you confused Santa Monica with Santa Barbara;))
(but you confused Santa Monica with Santa Barbara;))
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answered 12 years ago
Or did they really mean Barbara? It is far away, although, yes, it is beautiful there.
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answered 12 years ago
And me, and me a reference! And then when I was there, there were no sensible guides :((
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answered 12 years ago
The question is definitely interesting! If you look, I would advise you to make a ring - San Diego - Los Angeles - Las Vegas - Palm Springs. And if you see it, then everyone has their own America, you can’t understand it from the Harley. I have stayed in all these cities several times, and I want to visit more. Each has its own sights, the review of which takes 3-4 days per city. My advice is to read about each city, look at the official site, understand what is interesting for you.
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answered 12 years ago
V.A.S., I didn’t confuse Santa Monica with Santa Barbara. I think it's not a sin to get to Santa Barbara. Why far away? With a vehicle - 1 hour journey. And this way is a joy on US roads! ))) Furthermore! It's not a sin to get to San Francisco and get to Crescent City (there would be time left).
There were no rights issues. Behind already three mega-trips across the USA. Ordinary plastic rights are enough to rent a car. Although they say that "just in case" you need to have an additional crust - international rights. I made myself. This crust is issued in the traffic police for an hour and for 1500 rubles.
There were no rights issues. Behind already three mega-trips across the USA. Ordinary plastic rights are enough to rent a car. Although they say that "just in case" you need to have an additional crust - international rights. I made myself. This crust is issued in the traffic police for an hour and for 1500 rubles.
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answered 12 years ago
Wow, it's good there! And our travel allowances received their American ones, perhaps just a requirement of the company.
Why did it seem that Barbara was far away: we moved very slowly along the "one", with all sorts of pleasant stops.
And I absolutely agree that it’s not a sin to get to San Francisco, it just shocked me.
Why did it seem that Barbara was far away: we moved very slowly along the "one", with all sorts of pleasant stops.
And I absolutely agree that it’s not a sin to get to San Francisco, it just shocked me.
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answered 12 years ago
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