[Marvin]

Originally posted by wesleywalrus

did yall bump this for me?

Maybe

[Marvin]

Originally posted by Regina George

Just hotels, I'll get the rest covered

What's your budget?

[Skins]

Does anyone have travel tips for Portland/Seattle?? Going in a few months

[Mezter]

Originally posted by Skins

You're going to love San Francisco. It definitely is the most beautiful city I've ever been to. The fact that people live there

Seriously! The fact that people even have the money to live there is impressive

[wesleywalrus]

Originally posted by Skins

Does anyone have travel tips for Portland/Seattle?? Going in a few months

aahhhhh I love Seattle I was there last March. Is it your first time? Budget for hotel?

[Skins]

Originally posted by wesleywalrus

aahhhhh I love Seattle I was there last March. Is it your first time? Budget for hotel?

Yes it's my first time!!! and like around $140 a night tops

[Marvin]

Originally posted by Skins

Does anyone have travel tips for Portland/Seattle?? Going in a few months

Make sure you see the Space Needle

There's also this place in Seattle called the Pike Place Market which everyone says is really nice. There's a huge park there called Discovery Park. Oh and if you have time there's a few mountains/volcanoes that aren't far away.

Portland is just a doppelganger tbh

[KillingYourCareer]

I love traveling. I've been to 24 countries so far, and some are real underrated gems. One of the best places on earth is the island of Gotland, Sweden. It truly feels like you're living in a fairytale and everything's so perfect there! Another magical place is definitely Estonia

If you want a sea vacation, then you should go to Greece. Don't choose the crowded islands like Santorini, Corfù or Mykonos, they don't have much to offer. My personal favorites are Naxos, Cephalonia and Western Crete. The sea is splendid and the food is amazing

If you have a lot of money to spend, then go to Sardinia, Italy. The best place in the Mediterranean. You can't find an atmosphere like the one in Sardinia anywhere else in the world.

[Regina George]

Originally posted by Marvin

What's your budget?

I don't need a fancy hotel since I'm planning to spend my days at Disney or Universal (btw, where is the best place to buy tickets?) and hunting the Kardashians

Edit: This doesn't mean I want to stay in a ****** and scary hotel.

[HausofAri]

I've always been attracted to Seattle for no reason lol. There's just something about the city that makes me wanna go there.

[KillingYourCareer]

The US are my least favorite country that I've visited, followed by overcrowded Malta and depressing Denmark

Russia, Turkey and Greece are easily the best.

[Marvin]

Originally posted by Regina George

I don't need a fancy hotel since I'm planning to spend my days at Disney or Universal (btw, where is the best place to buy tickets?) and hunting the Kardashians

Are the Kardashians gonna be in town?

But there are a lot of nice hotels in the area. Look for ones that are along International Drive (the tourist center of Orlando) or nearby. There are also some Disney-partner hotels in the Downtown Disney area if you wanna stay really close to Disney. I stayed in the Hilton recently and it was really nice. Both resorts (Disney and Universal) have a lot of hotel options to pick from but from what I've read/seen, the best value is Cabana Bay at Universal. Not sure how expensive it will be for your dates though.

As long as you stay near International Drive (or onsite) and are familiar with the brand, you really can't go wrong

[wesleywalrus]

Originally posted by Skins

Yes it's my first time!!! and like around $140 a night tops

Try the Holiday Inn on Aurora St. I stayed there and it was really nice and a good location. It's about a four block walk to the Space Needle / City Center which has the monorail to downtown (very convenient) -- from there you can walk or uber to Pike Place's and shopping.

You also want to get the City Pass which includes Aquarium, Space Needle, EMP Museum (which is very cool! History of Rock and Roll) and a mini-sightseeing cruise.

I really loved it, tbh. I'd go back in a heartbeat.

[Marvin]

Originally posted by KillingYourCareer

The US are my least favorite country that I've visited, followed by overcrowded Malta and depressing Denmark

Russia, Turkey and Greece are easily the best.

What part of the US did you visit?

[Blue Jeans]

I'm going to Italy, Iceland, Paris and London for the first time in May So excited!

[Skins]

Originally posted by wesleywalrus

Try the Holiday Inn on Aurora St. I stayed there and it was really nice and a good location. It's about a four block walk to the Space Needle / City Center which has the monorail to downtown (very convenient) -- from there you can walk or uber to Pike Place's and shopping.

You also want to get the City Pass which includes Aquarium, Space Needle, EMP Museum (which is very cool! History of Rock and Roll) and a mini-sightseeing cruise.

I really loved it, tbh. I'd go back in a heartbeat.

Thank you I'll check it out, and of course!!! The city pass in San Francisco was a lifesaver. How many days do you think we should stay to get the full experience/do everything tourist related?

[KillingYourCareer]

Originally posted by Blue Jeans

I'm going to Italy, Iceland, Paris and London for the first time in May So excited!

That's an unusual combo where in Italy?

[KillingYourCareer]

Originally posted by Marvin

What part of the US did you visit?

An ugly one tbh Albany, NY area + Lake George, NY + Massachusetts. But I had a great time

[Blue Jeans]

Originally posted by KillingYourCareer

That's an unusual combo where in Italy?

Iceland is on my way from Chicago
London and Paris are my dream spots to visit
And I'm going to Italy because it's the most beautiful country, and my friend will be there with me

We plan to make a big tour in Italy: start with Milan, lake Como, then Venice, Florence, Cinque Terre, Bologna, Rome, and other spots

[KillingYourCareer]

Originally posted by Blue Jeans

Iceland is on my way from Chicago
London and Paris are my dream spots to visit
And I'm going to Italy because it's the most beautiful country, and my friend will be there with me

We plan to make a big tour in Italy: start with Milan, then Venice, Florence, Cinque Terre, Bologna, Rome, and other spots

Milan is only good for shopping, but apart from the Duomo it's an ugly, gray city. Paris is so overrated, I think it'll let you down. Idk about London. The rest of Italy is flawless, you'll love it. And where in Russia are you originally from?