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I am planing a California Vacation. I need help choosing what beach to go see? Newport or Huntington?

MirandaGardens — Tue, 20 Mar 2012 00:13:45 +0000

We’ve never been to California. I’m thinking about staying at a hotel near Disneyland. Possible the Hyatt Regency Orange County. The closest beaches are Newport and Huntington. Which is better for new timer vacationers who’ve never seen the ocean. We just want to see it walk around take pictures and enjoy the experience. Also are there any good hotels in the area?

Newport or Huntington?

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i need help planning my california vacation?

MirandaGardens — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 00:03:44 +0000

it would be in june two 17 year olds a 15 and fourteen year old. and of course our parents. i was thinking of going to disneyland for three days? is this too long? would we get bored?
knott’s berry farm also looked fun. and i wanted to check out santa monica’s peir. if you’ve been to california any opinions oe things we should check out would be helpfull. were just teens wanting to have a good time maybe walk hollywood?

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If you were to visit California. What are your top 10 sites to see?

MirandaGardens — Sun, 11 Sep 2011 10:33:08 +0000

San Francisco
Redwoods
Yosemite
Tahoe
Monterey
Napa
Disneyland
Deathvalley
Santa Barbara
Hermosa Beach
San Diego

Etc.

What do you think visitors should REALLY not miss?

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Where to go on a California road trip?

MirandaGardens — Thu, 23 Dec 2010 02:01:20 +0000

I might be interested in taking a road trip through all of california (north tip to south tip or vice versa) to take photos. I know I want to go to the well known places (San Fran, Disneyland, LA, Hollywood, the Redwood forest, etc.) but I want to go to lesser known places as well. So, where do you recommend I visit?

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More Than Disneyland

admin — Sun, 18 Jul 2010 02:18:36 +0000

More Than Disneyland

There is more to California than its theme parks and celebrity culture. Sure it’s fun to drive around and see the houses where Lucille Ball and Charlie Chaplin used to live. It’s exciting to wander in and out of the same stores that your favorite actors shop in or know that you could run into Charlie Sheen at a Whole Foods. But the true fun of California is all of the little out of the way places that you won’t find in most of the guide books.

Fans of independent stores will love shopping for music in Amoeba. Amoeba began in 1990 as a retaliation against the corporate conglomerates that were quickly buying up all of the independent music sellers and replacing them with top 40 chain music shops. Amoeba, unlike its corporately backed competitors, sells new and used music in every format. Yes, you will find original vinyl here. You’ll also find iPods. The original store opened in Berkeley and was quickly followed by a San Francisco and a Hollywood location. If you’re tired of shopping at Sam Goody, you will find a musical Oasis in the California independent music seller: Amoeba.

Orphan Andy’s is quite possibly the best hamburger joint in California and it is located in the Castro district of San Francisco. This is a twenty four hour diner and yes, you will have to wait for a table—even at two in the morning! Be careful, the apartments upstairs frequently have parties and party goers are not careful about where they spill their drinks or flick their used cigarette butts. Orphan Andy’s, in addition to it’s fantastic food, has affordable prices—broke college students can eat here without having to worry about whether or not they’ll be able to afford the bus fare home.

The Egyptian theater isn’t exactly off the beaten path: It’s right on Hollywood Blvd. It is, however, a California classic. It was once one of the most famous theaters in California and was famous for its glitzy movie premieres. Then it went through a period of being “just another theater.” Luckily, it recently went through a restoration and transition period and now it is back to its “old days” glory. It shows older movies and there isn’t a bad seat in the house! You can’t go to California (especially Los Angeles) without partaking of a little bit of Hollywood history!

California also has plenty of natural beauty as well—its mountains and coastline are the envy of everywhere. East Coast residents will readily tell you that the Atlantic Ocean just isn’t as magnificent as the Pacific Ocean. For those who love to hike or bike ride or camp, there are plenty of great places to do just that—the redwoods up north and the surfing beaches down south—California has it all!

This blog entry is sounding a little bit like a love letter to California, and there are already television commercials that do that. The truth is, no matter what the hype: California is worth exploring. Everyone should take a California vacation at least once.

For more information on California, visit http://www.californiamicroblog.com and http://www.microblogcalifornia.com.

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Where would you stay when going to California Disneyland and all the other parks?

MirandaGardens — Sat, 17 Jul 2010 17:18:55 +0000

My husband and I will be driving down the coast from Washington and going to Disneyland, Universal Studios, Sea World, Redwood forest, lego land and all that fun stuff! Anyhow i’m trying to plan it out and am not sure what order I should do things or where I should stay…I’m not quite sure how far apart all the parks are so some input would be great! Thanks!

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Would you stay at this California Vacation Home rental? Improvement suggestions?

MirandaGardens — Sat, 19 Jun 2010 16:35:02 +0000

Hi(:>) Help! & be Honest here…Any suggestions for improvement on this ad or the features offered? Would you stay here? what strikes you as positive vs negative about it or this home?

http://www.vacationhomerentals.com/33316

I’m having a hard time renting this place. Its SOO beautiful and in a great location (just 15 minutes from disneyland, Knotts AND the Beach. not to mention everything else(lol)!) AND its one of the better priced rentals but i’m just not getting as many inquirers as i was recieving last year & for the life of me i dont know why!
Im sure the economy scare thats been going on has alot to do with it but still if there IS anything i could improve upon on my side i’d sure appreciate knowing(:>) I Cannot emphasize enough: Any suggestions would be appreciated!!! THANKS!

p.s. Everybody that has stayed here has just totally fallen in LOVE with the house so i really think the weakness is more in my writing skills(lol). But inputs still appreciated(=D)!
Hmm the short link works fine for me but for those it doesnt: try the long link(lol)…

http://www.vacationhomerentals.com/vacation-rentals/Long-Beach-California-vacation-rental-home-proID-33316.html

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California vacation tips- Disneyland with 4 mo old?

MirandaGardens — Sat, 29 May 2010 15:21:26 +0000

My parents are taking my husband, my baby(who will be just shy of four months), and me to Disneyland and some other CA attractions. I need tips on going with an extremely low budget(they are paying for it, but aren’t very well off, just determined to go!), and making life a little easier being there with a baby. We will be stopping in Las Vegas on the way and probably spending the night. It is about 19 hours in a car both directions. The biggest help I need is with bringing food to prevent eating out. However, any tips would be WONDERFUL!
The family joke is that Disneyland is our "Mecca", we have to go as often as we can. The reason my dad is so determined to go is because he wants to go with the whole family(my brother(16) and sister(15) are going as well) around the time each grandchild is born. We don’t do many family vacations besides camping, but Disneyland is a constant! So I’m not too worried about my baby not remembering this trip because we have always gone at least once every five years or so(once when my brother was only one month old!).
I’m also BFing. And it’s not like we are doing a daytrip to Disneyland. This is going to be like, a ten day vacation involving Disneyland, the beach, Las Vegas, Palm Springs, and I don’t know what else yet.

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Looking for good vacation ideas while in California? Best answer=10 points!?

MirandaGardens — Mon, 24 May 2010 15:55:52 +0000

I’m taking my family on vacation in California again this year. It happens to be our favorite place to visit. We’ve been to Sea World in San Diego, Universal Studios in Hollywood last year, Disneyland (years ago when the kids were young), and to Six Flags Magic Mountain. My kids are 16yrs old and 13yrs old. We know for sure we’re going to Magic Mountain again for the first two days of our trip, since last couple of years ago we didn’t get to enjoy all the rides. We then intend on touring Hollywood, both at day and in the evening. We’ll spend a day or two at the beach as usual, but that still leaves about a week to burn some time. Any suggestions on fun destinations, or odd and off-the-wall places that are hidden treasures of fun? Or even some fun activities? Please, only serious reply…

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Summer Vacation in California…?

MirandaGardens — Fri, 21 May 2010 18:59:42 +0000

My family is a family of 4. Mom and dad and son and daughter. Both me and my brother are young teens. My family are new to California, only being here 2 years. Where are the best places to go this summer for vacation? We’re interested in just about anything fun… but specifically swimming and rides/rollercoasters. We only been to Disneyland, Universal Studios, and Golf N’ Stuff. Can you give us a list of fun places to go swimming, go on rollercoasters, games + more that are included with hotels? Thank you. Please don’t say the beach although it is beautiful there. We’re looking for a more Ride Park place. Thanks in advance!

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