Places to go vacation

i'd recommend hitting the brewery and then seeing the star wars exhibits and shows, chevy's test track where you design your dream car's specs and take a simulated ride in it, tower of teror, Avatar's exhibit and the fireworks. Everything else is a bit too childish to enjoy as in a waste of your precious hours of waiting in line for.
That Star Wars exhibition your talking about is actually called Launch Bay....where the hell they came up with the name is beyond me but yes def check it out. Along with some other "kiddie" exhibits and try for more "adult type" rides and such.

 
International beach, 2 adults, 2 teens, 4-5k and End of July

What are some recommendations

Thought about Cancun but with the turf wars going on, not sure I want to hit Mexico.

 
Isnt puerto rico in ruins right now? Lol Yea hawaii is awfully expensive i did maui this september, dont think id go back unless i hit the lotto.

Thailand has always been an option becuae i do hear its cheap and has its treasures.

Alaska, ive always wanted to go somewhere cold like that but idk if id be able to handle it lol.

Only place in the US that calls my attention is boston, idk why but ive always had a thing for boston.

Europe, id love to visit ireland or some place like the ones you see in movies with green everywhere and the air just seems like it would be so fresh compared to this horrendous poison we breath in los angeles lol
I go to Boston for work every day. If you like sitting in traffic for hours, $30-$50 just for the privilege to park your car, and paying 2x what stuff costs everywhere else, than Boston is for you. There are some great historic places to visit, Fenway park is cool, and some of the restaurants are top notch. I personally like Kennebunkport Maine and certain beaches and places like Surside Beach in SC. Last year we rented a house right on the beach and it was pretty nice.

Also the amount of rats living in Boston is an epidemic. Hey are everywhere! Also watch out for where you stay as well. Bed bugs are everywhere too.

 
I go to Boston for work every day. If you like sitting in traffic for hours, $30-$50 just for the privilege to park your car, and paying 2x what stuff costs everywhere else, than Boston is for you. There are some great historic places to visit, Fenway park is cool, and some of the restaurants are top notch. I personally like Kennebunkport Maine and certain beaches and places like Surside Beach in SC. Last year we rented a house right on the beach and it was pretty nice.
Also the amount of rats living in Boston is an epidemic. Hey are everywhere! Also watch out for where you stay as well. Bed bugs are everywhere too.
Coincidentally I’m in Boston right now for vacation! First time here. Lovin the lobster rolls and clam chowdaaa. The weather is killing me tho. Missing LA weather already. I’m staying in Prudential. Got to check out Harvard and MIT today as well as the Quincy Market. This place has a fascination with red bricks lol. All their buildings and floor is made with them. Gonna head back to LA on Sunday. So far I’m enjoying the atmosphere here. Cheers!

 
I go to Boston for work every day. If you like sitting in traffic for hours, $30-$50 just for the privilege to park your car, and paying 2x what stuff costs everywhere else, than Boston is for you. There are some great historic places to visit, Fenway park is cool, and some of the restaurants are top notch. I personally like Kennebunkport Maine and certain beaches and places like Surside Beach in SC. Last year we rented a house right on the beach and it was pretty nice.
Also the amount of rats living in Boston is an epidemic. Hey are everywhere! Also watch out for where you stay as well. Bed bugs are everywhere too.
So basically ever large metropolis in the country. Atlanta, New York, L.A, etc. are all like that, and I wouldn't live anywhere else.

 
Coincidentally I’m in Boston right now for vacation! First time here. Lovin the lobster rolls and clam chowdaaa. The weather is killing me tho. Missing LA weather already. I’m staying in Prudential. Got to check out Harvard and MIT today as well as the Quincy Market. This place has a fascination with red bricks lol. All their buildings and floor is made with them. Gonna head back to LA on Sunday. So far I’m enjoying the atmosphere here. Cheers!
Interesting fact about the red brick buildings, but Boston is an old city. Some of these buildings are sitting on wood piles that have been supporting those large masonry buildings for 80+ years. If you like seafood than you have to try the lobster and clam chowder from Maine. I took a vacation in Arcadia National Park one year and that is the place to go if you're into that kinda of thing. The less people for me the better! I guess working and commuting there is different; the 2 hour commutes are killing me. Good thing I have my sound system to keep my mind off the fact that I feel like I'm in a heard of cows being corralled back and forth every day. Wish I could make the kind of money I make closer to home. O-well, back to the grind/rat race.

 
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