vacation... Disneyland, santa monica pier, medieval times?
#11
Re: vacation... Disneyland, santa monica pier, medieval times?
i dont remmeber how far it was from disney land but yea i think an hour and a half..
hit up balboa park and the sandiego zoo i ------- loved the zoo the ---- with the macaws or parrots or w/e in the big *** bird cages they give you a cup of fruit and they macaws swoop down sit on your neck and eat that ---- from you, the balloon safari, and the train ride thing
hit up balboa park and the sandiego zoo i ------- loved the zoo the ---- with the macaws or parrots or w/e in the big *** bird cages they give you a cup of fruit and they macaws swoop down sit on your neck and eat that ---- from you, the balloon safari, and the train ride thing
#12
Re: vacation... Disneyland, santa monica pier, medieval times?
if you gonna be here for a few days, just hit up all of them. it ain't gonna harm none.
Santa Monica pier is pretty nice, it does stink, but there's lots to do and you could always cruise up and down the beach or whatnots [yeas there are prettier beachs, but whatever]. Never been to midevil times, but you are married so I'm sure you guys would enjoy it as a couple [being a couple automatically makes you like slightly lamer things, lol].
Knott's isn't too far. Not overly exciting, but it's fairly cheap for a day of fun and there's a pickapart 3 blocks away, lol. Ripley's believe it or not is also right down the street.
I guess you guys might as well hit up venice beach too.
Santa Monica pier is pretty nice, it does stink, but there's lots to do and you could always cruise up and down the beach or whatnots [yeas there are prettier beachs, but whatever]. Never been to midevil times, but you are married so I'm sure you guys would enjoy it as a couple [being a couple automatically makes you like slightly lamer things, lol].
Knott's isn't too far. Not overly exciting, but it's fairly cheap for a day of fun and there's a pickapart 3 blocks away, lol. Ripley's believe it or not is also right down the street.
I guess you guys might as well hit up venice beach too.
#13
Re: vacation... Disneyland, santa monica pier, medieval times?
You could always plan a bonfire down at Corona Del Mar... has fire pits, beautiful view if you climb some rocks to see part of the bay/balboa peninsula. There's always SIX FLAGS MAGIC MOUNTAIN, depending on the day/time, it will be within an hour's reach.
You could score some jam at knott's, and get your flume on :P
You could score some jam at knott's, and get your flume on :P
#14
Re: vacation... Disneyland, santa monica pier, medieval times?
You can do all this in a day. Hit up Venice beach early morning(the weirdos come out after 5PM, trust me ) Go north a bit but dont go to the Santa Monica Pier, instead go to the Santa Monica Promanade(just two blocks north of the pier). Then take a trip east and go down Wilshire to Beverly Hills and hit Rodeo Drive. You dont even have to park. Just driving through there is cool. Then take a slight detour north and hit the Sunset Strip. While there catch lunch at "Carneys". Its a caboose and a rail car(you cant miss it!) that has been converted into a great burger joint. They have awsome burgers and chili fries. Then head east on sunset and take Cresent Heights south to Melrose. There you can pick up all kinds of off the wall clothes(specifically shirts and hoodies). When Youre done, take melrose east to La Brea. Head north and hit Hollywood Blvd(make a right). Lots to see there too. Hit up the Chineese theater and the Kodak Center. If you still have time, take Highland Blvd north and hit Universal Drive(right), there you will find the Universal City Walk(free just pay for parking). You have to get a Brattworst at Jodey Marones. They are awsome(and cheap too). They top their brats with grilled bell peppers and onions. And to top it all off you have to go to the Griffith Observatory at nite and see the view. You will be amazed!!
I love L.A. Seeing that I lived there for 19 years I know my way around.
I love L.A. Seeing that I lived there for 19 years I know my way around.
#15
Re: vacation... Disneyland, santa monica pier, medieval times?
Thank you all so much for the suggestions. Looks like midieval times is probably a go for dinner... I'll be looking at a lot of the other suggestions too. We'll be there for 3 nights. It's so funny that I live in southern california and know NOTHING about this whole area.
We've gone to 6-flags and their waterpark, last year was the zoo and a weekend cruise, which rocked, and this year we now have a reliable car to do some driving around. I'm now looking into the karting stuff too. She'd like that just as much as I would. Plus rsmachines has 100.00 alum radiators...
Btw, this is for our 2nd anniversary, so no pick-a-part's.
We've gone to 6-flags and their waterpark, last year was the zoo and a weekend cruise, which rocked, and this year we now have a reliable car to do some driving around. I'm now looking into the karting stuff too. She'd like that just as much as I would. Plus rsmachines has 100.00 alum radiators...
Btw, this is for our 2nd anniversary, so no pick-a-part's.
#16
Re: vacation... Disneyland, santa monica pier, medieval times?
Originally Posted by d16forlife
You can do all this in a day. Hit up Venice beach early morning(the weirdos come out after 5PM, trust me ) Go north a bit but dont go to the Santa Monica Pier, instead go to the Santa Monica Promanade(just two blocks north of the pier).
Originally Posted by AMkrew
It's so funny that I live in southern california and know NOTHING about this whole area.
After a while thought, I go balistic over the traffic and all ppl. Not a ppl person I guess.
#19
Re: vacation... Disneyland, santa monica pier, medieval times?
I would skip medieval times just because it is crap for what you pay. There is a place down the street that used to be Wild Bills, but now they do a Pirate theme dinner like medieval times. Knotts Berry farm is right down the street from there too.
Universal City Walk is the way to go. They have an awesome piano bar down there too (not as gay as it sounds, I swear).
Universal City Walk is the way to go. They have an awesome piano bar down there too (not as gay as it sounds, I swear).
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