Trip Completed> Los Angeles - Food, Sights, Tours?

[sptembergurl]

Here are a few tips:

Buy a Hollywood Homes map (you can get them anywhere on Hollywood Blvd) and rent a car! It's much more fun! I saw Phil Hartman's house where he got shot, Jon Tesh's house and even the home of David Hasselhoff. Pathetic! Even worse, I even went into the washroom that George Michael "got caught" in!! LOL!! (Yes, I'm a bit wierd!) I drove down the street that the Wonder Years was filmed on too

L.A. is disappointingly dirty. Don't be surprised if you walk through smog.

Get this:

I was on Hollywood Blvd and I noticed a limosine appear at the red light beside me. For fun, I decided to wave at it. And all of a sudden, the tinted window started rolling down...and guess who waved at me??

LITTLE RICHARD! LOL! That was a classic moment in my life. Plastered with makeup and hair-gel! What a guy!

-Sptembergurl

[Evil Techie]

i guess sitcoms will take pretty much 10 hours to go thru too eh?
damn

thanx for the tips, sptembergurl
i not sure i want to do some of the stuff u did
lol

ill remember to wave at every limo at the red lights though
hehe

[Sting]

I'm a member of a coaster enthusiast club. Gets me into club events. Most major parks have events each year.

Saturday at Knotts is the parks official event, they have a few coasters open before the park opens from about 6am to 10am, and then 2 coasters open after the park closes from 10pm to midnight.

Then sunday at SFMM is an event run by my club. 3 coasters open up for us from 8am until the park opens at 10. We'll probably be expecting at most 300 people. So it pretty much ends up being 2 hours riding with no waits.

Kind of the perks of being an enthusiest.

Very Nice !