24 hours in LA
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My wife and I are stopping over in LA for 24 hrs (Late November en route to NZ) Any one reccommend an area which will give quick access to the airport and also places of interest. Noon day of arrival to noon next day. Places of interest I.E not hollywood etc. |
Re: 24 hours in LA
Try a search of this site. This is a common question:
Idea's of what to do for 2 and a half days in LA? http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=412897 What to do in LA for 6 hrs 45 mins? http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=433962 Others: http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=457714 |
Re: 24 hours in LA
Cheers Penquin,
very much appreciated. |
Re: 24 hours in LA
Originally Posted by jrob
(Post 5348151)
Info required please.
My wife and I are stopping over in LA for 24 hrs (Late November en route to NZ) Any one reccommend an area which will give quick access to the airport and also places of interest. Noon day of arrival to noon next day. Places of interest I.E not hollywood etc. |
Re: 24 hours in LA
Originally Posted by anabella
(Post 5349358)
The only part I liked of LA was the Chinese Theater and walk of the stars and the Tolerance Museum.. I am not in a rush to visit LA again..
Not trying to start an argument but I've lived here all my adult life.On previous posts I 've defended the jewels that LA has to offer if you scratch the surface beyond the same old tourist spots. Kind of like saying I visited London and Piccadilly Circus was the only parts I liked or NYC and saying Times Square was the best bit. Fair enough if you like that kind of thing but I just wonder how many of the following places you visited, in addition to loads of other places I haven't even listed. http://britishexpats.com/forum/showp...2&postcount=13 http://britishexpats.com/forum/showp...6&postcount=71 http://britishexpats.com/blogs/lionh...+pictures.html LA has it's problems like any other major city such as NYC, Paris, London etc. But if you think Mann's Chinese Theater and the shitty Hollywood walk of fame is the best thing, I would respectfully suggest you could perhaps plan your trip a little better. |
Re: 24 hours in LA
Originally Posted by Lord Lionheart
(Post 5350075)
Hi Annabella,
Not trying to start an argument but I've lived here all my adult life.On previous posts I 've defended the jewels that LA has to offer if you scratch the surface beyond the same old tourist spots. Kind of like saying I visited London and Piccadilly Circus was the only parts I liked or NYC and saying Times Square was the best bit. I just wonder how many of the following places you visited, in addition to loads of other places I haven't even listed. http://britishexpats.com/forum/showp...2&postcount=13 http://britishexpats.com/forum/showp...6&postcount=71 http://britishexpats.com/blogs/lionh...+pictures.html LA has it's problems like any other major city such as NYC, Paris, London etc. But if you think Mann's Chinese Theater and the shitty Hollywood walk of fame is the best thing, I would respectfully suggest you could perhaps plan your trip a little better. I did visit most of the places that you suggest in previous posts and I am just giving my opinion when I say what places I liked.. last time I checked I was entitled to my own opinion :unsure:.. |
Re: 24 hours in LA
Originally Posted by anabella
(Post 5350108)
I do realise that some of you live in LA and I understand that you'll defend it and that you obviously like it or you would not be there and that's why I could have elaborated on why I dislike the place but I won't go there..
I did visit most of the places that you suggest in previous posts and I am just giving my opinion when I say what places I liked.. last time I checked I was entitled to my own opinion :unsure:.. Sorry I offered some other options to the OP. |
Re: 24 hours in LA
Originally Posted by Lord Lionheart
(Post 5350115)
Fair enough. I guess you've seen as much of LA as I have, taking that into account I'm surprised Mann's Chinese Theatre and Hollywood walk of fame would still top your recommendations. As you say, that's your opinion and you are perfectly entitled to it.
Sorry I offered some other options to the OP. |
Re: 24 hours in LA
Originally Posted by jrob
(Post 5348151)
LA for 24 hrs
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Re: 24 hours in LA
Originally Posted by anabella
(Post 5350125)
Don't be silly, the OP will appreciate it for sure :).. and I don't like the place but I might end up commuting there for work (though this is early days and I'm not sure that it'll happen) so I can't knock it completely :o..
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Re: 24 hours in LA
Originally Posted by Sally
(Post 5350278)
We need you!!!
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Re: 24 hours in LA
Originally Posted by Sally
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We need you!!!
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Re: 24 hours in LA
Originally Posted by britvic
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Yeah Sally need's to stop wearing paper bag's when she get's off the plane while visiting England :lol: ;)
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Re: 24 hours in LA
In L.A I suggest
Starting at Huntington Gardens, San Marino, going for lunch in Pasadena, driving to the Grove to to see the Farmers Market, next stop Beverley Hills to just be able to say you've been there. Next is Santa Monica Beach to relax - you will need it after the driving. Dinner in Larchmont followed by a hotel close to LAX for the remainder of the flight. Works for me anyway. |
Re: 24 hours in LA
Thanks for the info and bringing the thread back on track
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