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?
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?
Hey, so my family and I really want to spend New Years outside Hollywood. Last year we went to Big Bear, loved the weather but it was too high up and my grandparents felt bad, actually we did too a little bit. So not anything too high up there. We just want to rent a cabin and have a fun few days from maybe the 31st of December to the 3rd of June. We are 11 people and need a place with activities and stuff. So please give me some ideas on where would be nice to go to. TY!! Greatly appreciated!
Okay so I’m taking a 1-2 week vacation with my older sister all around California and I don’t know where to go. Please help me and be specific. For example, if you said Hollywood then say where in hollywood and what places. (ie: walk of fame, hollywood bowl) Oh and it can be anywhere in california that I can drive. Thanks!
I don’t only want to visit beaches I also want to visit real places that might be away from the coast too. thanks
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…
Forget the budget crises. We have Hollywood, Silicon Valley, the great redwoods, and agriculture.
I have been to Texas, Florida, and Ohio this year and everyone seems to be so hostile towards CA and it’s people.
Why do they dislike us when we produce their favorite movies, and most of their computers and software. Even Yahoo and Google are about 10 miles from my house (in California). Why all the resentment towards CA?
We will be renting a car so transportation is not a problem. We plan on Sea World one day and of course all the Hollywood sites and the beach!
What town should we stay in? Any advice on hotels?
What type of weather can we expect around February 20 – 26th. Even it is chilly we don’t mind we are from Wisconsin so it is bound to be warmer in Ca then it is here!
My friend and I are flying out to California in March of next year. We don’t have anything planned, so I’d like some suggestions on what to do/see.
We were thinking of flying into Sacramento then traveling down and ending in either San Diego or Las Vegas, NV, depending on time. Some things we thought of were
Sacramento, Lake Tahoe, San Fransico, Hollywood/LA, San Diego, Disney Land, but I need some details from people who have actually been there so we don’t miss anything really cool. I saw something about Dead Valley Memorial? Cool stuff like that. We’re open to anything city/night life, natural/nature spots, beaches, mountains, amusement parks, whatever!!!
Thanks!!
For summer vacation which for me is from May 21 to Aug 4 or 7, I am planning to spend June 1- Aug 1 in Anahiem, California. With going to Hollywood, Universal Studios, Disneyland, Knotts Berry Farm, Six Flags and the Beach. I was wondering if anyone knew of any rental house you could rent for 2 months. Ive looked but most of them only have a week.
traveling for a week from Iowa, want to see all of the main attractions of Southern California such as the beach (suggestions please?), Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Staples Center, Disneyland, etc. Where would be a good central and safe location to stay that would be convenient to most of these destinations? Also if you have any tips or ideas on visiting that area please let me know!
Thanks!
