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hey there, this website is very cool. my screenname is rainpenrod...
i will check out your msgs and jokes now. Let my crew on the corner know I'm thinking of them .
Welcome aboard Buck-rainpenrod, I thought you'd like the place.
Universal truth--
No matter where you live, no matter what you do, some thngs are always true.
Life is an endless struggle full of frustrations and challenges, but eventually you will find a hairstyle you like... even in Tampa- Good luck! http://www.nonrev.net/infopop/emotic...on_biggrin.gif
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l.s.
Could you, or anybody else, advise me on the best flight to take from Europe to LAX? I will be traveling on the 28th of december.
Any idea on booking numbers?
Thank you for your answer.
Unfortunately there are probably hundreds of options on this one ...any chance you could narrow down the options .. like on which airline and/or from which european city, do you want direct to LAx or can you transit in the USE etc
Paul,
Thank you for your quick response.
We would like to fly to LAX, from amsterdam. We are thinking about flying
AMS-LHR-LAX. Problem is that I have no way of finding the availability for the flights, except for KLM. But even the figures on the KLM staff travel site are highly unaccurate
So if you could give me a hint on flights from LHR to LAX?
Other option could be TN021 CDG-LAX, maybe loads are low on this section of the flight?
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Welcome aboard D_Flash
Unfortunately I can't help you with the European end of your trip, (Paul is the man for that) However if you have any questions about the L.A. area, drop me a line....
and Flash, don't forget to bring your sunglasses. http://www.nonrev.net/infopop/emoticons/icon_cool.gif
Keep'em flying
Migflanker,
I do have some questions about LA. We rented a RV to drive to San Fransisco, but will be staying in LA form 7-1 untill 12-1. Any good advise on a cheap hotel/hostel option? I would like to visit six flags, what would be the best part of town to stay and do some sightseeing without a car?
Thank you for your help!
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Welcome aboard D_Flash
Unfortunately I can't help you with the European end of your trip, (Paul is the man for that) However if you have any questions about the L.A. area, drop me a line....
and Flash, don't forget to bring your sunglasses. http://www.nonrev.net/infopop/emoticons/icon_cool.gif
Keep'em flying </div></BLOCKQUOTE>
D,
Had a quick look at the Res availabilities and most of the flights from London look busy on the 28th. The flights showing best availability to LAX on the 28th seem to be the AF flights from CDG. I cannot see the actuals for AF however as KL and AF are the same nowadays I'd guess that your staff travel office could give you those figures.
Rgds
Flash, L.A. is very spread out and the best way to see it is by car. In fact Magic Mountain is in Valencia, about 30 miles north of L.A., so if you're planning on spending a day or two there and then doing some other sightseeing, a car is definitely the way to go.
As far as a hotel, since you mentioned Magic Mountain, I'm assuming you want something nearby. Unfortunately I'm not familiar enough with the area and will have to ask around for a hotel recommendation.
Now around here when someone says they're going out to Magic Mountain, they mean http://www.nonrev.net/infopop/emoticons/icon_wink.gif they're going to spend the day riding coasters.
My coaster expert lists his favorites as Scream, "X" and Riddler's Revenge.
Tip--If you plan on spending a second day at the Park purchase a "Twicket" (discounted ticket) before you leave the park.
Also lines can be long (1-2 hours) http://www.nonrev.net/infopop/emoticons/icon_eek.gif, so as soon as the gates open head to the back of the park and work your way forward.
Six Flags-Magic Mountain
Keep'em flying
Cheers Guys,
Thank for the quick and helpful responses.
I just made reservations at a low budget place in west hollywood, the orbit hostel. I hope you did not hear to many bad stories about that one
And Paul, thank you for checking the reservations out. I might get back to you closer to my travelling date, very helpfull,. Are the virgin flights also fully booked?
Have a good weekend.
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Flash, L.A. is very spread out and the best way to see it is by car. In fact Magic Mountain is in Valencia, about 30 miles north of L.A., so if you're planning on spending a day or two there and then doing some other sightseeing, a car is definitely the way to go.
As far as a hotel, since you mentioned Magic Mountain, I'm assuming you want something nearby. Unfortunately I'm not familiar enough with the area and will have to ask around for a hotel recommendation.
Now around here when someone says they're going out to Magic Mountain, they mean http://www.nonrev.net/infopop/emoticons/icon_wink.gif they're going to spend the day riding coasters.
My coaster expert lists his favorites as Scream, "X" and Riddler's Revenge.
Tip--If you plan on spending a second day at the Park purchase a "Twicket" (discounted ticket) before you leave the park.
Also lines can be long (1-2 hours) http://www.nonrev.net/infopop/emoticons/icon_eek.gif, so as soon as the gates open head to the back of the park and work your way forward.
Six Flags-Magic Mountain
Keep'em flying </div></BLOCKQUOTE>