*Miss Maybe* asked: Keep in mind
I am
-17 (will be 18)
-Australia
-Love hot weather
- Enjoy light, healthy food
- Want to go to disneyland
- want to travel through the south (georgia, new orleans)
- I want to see NY, but this will be done during the Au Pair training anyway
- Id love to see alligators in the wild (random I know)
- I like to be active
maybe florida or california?
I was thinking florida
seeings as I can do everything from there
and Ill get to see NY anyways
where else is nice?
EG, if I went to washington, do you think the family would at least vacation in florida?
thanks
SmartBobMx asked:
I am planning a tour in the US, mainly I would like to visit natural places, see landscapes, farms, etc, I would like to travel by train (thinking in Amtrak dont know if there is other), but since i am from Mexico I need to arrive to an international airport, please advice me what route can I take, I want to know small towns, a sort of traditional American life, I have no idea where to arrive, I could be flexible depending the route I would take
mike c asked:
Just seen it on the travel chanel and thought it would be an adventure. Anyone ever been on it and what can I expect, sleeping qtrs,meals,expensive,air condition,t.v.,Just tell me all you can. I’m speaking of the train trip across the west, arizona,grand canyon ect… anything you call tell me about it. thanks
STEPHEN M asked:
we (3) are travelling to New York , Washington Dc and Philadelphia with suitcases, and want to know if there is ‘left Luggage’ at train stations as some days we may arrive in the cities earlier than our hotel check in
mark r asked: I’ll be travelling to Pennsylvania in the summer and want to know any of the things I must do, visit or see whilst I’m there. They don’t have to be in Pennsylvania, just close to or a train/plain(not too long) journey away will be fine.
What must I see in America before I come home to the UK?
Thanks
Jay C asked: Hi, I’m an Australian student considering travelling America. I’ve seen that you can get a 15% discount on Greyhound buses and AMTRAK trains with a student advantage card, so I was wondering how I would go about getting one?
Thanks
lola asked: some may argue that this is a very stupid question so im sorry about that but i really want to know.
my situation is that i am going 2 be in New York during the summer with out my parents and i really wana see the coldplay concert in Toronto but my parents forbid me 2 soo im still going 2 go but if i take the buss or train will i still get a stamp in my passport that shows i travelled from the US to Canada and back or do i just need 2 bye a ticket?
Allan Z asked: I am really interesting in exploring the natural and wild scenes along the East Cost of the US. Since I am originally from Oregon (and going to school in Philadelphia right now), I especially crave seeing the great forests and mountains again.
I currently have no car, and can only travel by bus, train or plane. I would really appreciate it if you guys could recommend some great nature scenes that are worth going to, and can easily be accessible (such as hikes, etc) without driving.
Thanks!!
Lady Bea asked: Questions about traveling across America?
Okay here’s the deal. I’m a girl (obviously) lol and I haven’t been to many places so I decided that, when I finish college, I’m going to do some some serious traveling around the continental US. I also would like it to be as cheap and safe as possible.
I have a few questions…
1.) How much would it cost me if I wanted to see: 19 states and 10 National State Parks?
-The states I want to see are: Arizona, Utah, Colorado, South Dakota, Wyoming, Tennessee, Arkansas, Main, New Mexico, Texas, North Carolina, Louisiana, Illinois, Washington D.C., New York, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Virgina and Georgia.
2.) Is it possible to see all these places within a 2 month period? Or should I say, is 2 months a good length of time for my excursion?
3.) Which would be better on my wallet and SAFER? Car, train or plane?
and
4.) What’s my best route? Where should I start? I think it would be best to start on the west coast and work my way towards the East coast because that’s where I live.
Thanks!
Ste85 asked:
Hi,
I’m travelling to America, arriving in Chicago O’Hare. I want to get to Minnesota from here. I was looking at flights but they are about $300. Is there a cheaper way to do this - bus/train? Can anyone recommend any websites of bus/rail companies that I can check? The only one I could find was Amtrak and they were sold out for my date.
Thanks.
