Originally posted by: AccruedExpenditure
How old are you? SD is amazing if you're 21-29 and not attached
-AE
Originally posted by: DrVos
You might also consider the Warner Brothers Studio Tour. Unlike the Universal tour, their tour takes you through actual, working sets. When I went, we got to walk through the Gilmore Girls and ER sets. Both of those shows have since stopped production, so I'm sure what you'll see, but I'm sure it'll be cool!
Originally posted by: syee
San Diego:
*San Diego Zoo
*Seaworld
*Balboa Park
*Mission Beach
LA:
*Disneyland (maybe)
*Universal Studios
*Hollywood
*Santa Monica
Originally posted by: syee
Any locals that can suggest areas to stay at that's somewhat central to those attractions? I'm looking for somewhere that's somewhat affordable (around $100 or less a night). It doesn't have to be right downtown or anything, but should be within an hours driving distance to the attractions.
Also adding Las Vegas to the mix. Will drive there from LA. Anyone have any suggestions on places to see on a drive between Los Angeles to Las Vegas?
Originally posted by: theblackbox
Originally posted by: syee
Any locals that can suggest areas to stay at that's somewhat central to those attractions? I'm looking for somewhere that's somewhat affordable (around $100 or less a night). It doesn't have to be right downtown or anything, but should be within an hours driving distance to the attractions.
Also adding Las Vegas to the mix. Will drive there from LA. Anyone have any suggestions on places to see on a drive between Los Angeles to Las Vegas?
Two placess]. joshua tree and if you go up to route 66 you can visit the town of Amboy, which has a volcano and some really cool buildings. Plus it's a nice stretch of historic 66.
Originally posted by: zoiks
San Diego is boring. More stuff to do further up in LA.
Originally posted by: theblackbox
then, once you've done all that, leave. LA and california in general sucks.
Originally posted by: syee
I also don't mind something scenic as I want to get an opportunity to play around with my new dSLR and get some nice scenic shots as well.
Originally posted by: Ocguy31
Originally posted by: syee
San Diego:
*San Diego Zoo
*Seaworld
*Balboa Park
*Mission Beach
LA:
*Disneyland (maybe)*Universal Studios
*Hollywood
*Santa Monica
Boooooo! OC is not LA* *throws tomato*
*unless you own the Angles and want to try and sell more tshirts to the residents of LA so you call your team the LA Angles![]()
Originally posted by: GundamW
Maybe you will experience earthquake too.
In & Out Burger, Pat&Oscar ribs and breadsticks, Fry's Electronic in San Marcos, real mexican food like Alberto/Aiberto/???berto, nude beach in La Jolla....
Originally posted by: Ns1
Originally posted by: GundamW
Maybe you will experience earthquake too.
In & Out Burger, Pat&Oscar ribs and breadsticks, Fry's Electronic in San Marcos, real mexican food like Alberto/Aiberto/???berto, nude beach in La Jolla....
what the fuck, pat & oscar is in no way shape or form a destination
same with Fry's wtf
Originally posted by: theblackbox
the getty is worth a visit in LA.
if you are into movies and want to see a great place that has been used in countless movies including the original exterior for the bat cave, head to griffith park and look for bronson cave (canyon). not only is it a historical set for movies, it also has a great view of the hollywood sign. google bronson caves, you'll be surprised. (and it's free)
Newport beach is a must. it's a lot nicer then the beaches higher up along the coast.
malibu is worth the drive. if you come into malibu from the north there is a fantastic hindu temple that is open to the public (also free)
then, once you've done all that, leave. LA and california in general sucks.
oh, the getty is free if you take the train and park outside the getty in the bus areas. they take you in and it's FREE.////
Originally posted by: QueBert
Originally posted by: theblackbox
the getty is worth a visit in LA.
if you are into movies and want to see a great place that has been used in countless movies including the original exterior for the bat cave, head to griffith park and look for bronson cave (canyon). not only is it a historical set for movies, it also has a great view of the hollywood sign. google bronson caves, you'll be surprised. (and it's free)
Newport beach is a must. it's a lot nicer then the beaches higher up along the coast.
malibu is worth the drive. if you come into malibu from the north there is a fantastic hindu temple that is open to the public (also free)
then, once you've done all that, leave. LA and california in general sucks.
oh, the getty is free if you take the train and park outside the getty in the bus areas. they take you in and it's FREE.////
NEWPORT??? Crowded as hell! the pier at Santa Monica is about 11 teen times better than Newports. Newport is cool but I don't see what the fuss is about, the Knockworst Sammish at Blackies is good shit, but the beach itself is just so so, and both piers are whatever. Santa Monica is a better all around beach. That's just my opinion though![]()