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The thing is it looks good but everywhere else around it is more than good - infact its next level epic. So in comparison to that it's somewhat underwhelming.
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The thing is it looks good but everywhere else around it is more than good - infact its next level epic. So in comparison to that it's somewhat underwhelming.
I'm talking about places like Arches, Canyonlands, Bryce Canyon, Zion etc etc.
Lots of people in Monument Valley!
Uh oh. Have you checked the one way fee is included in the price? It's very unusual for a deal to be pay on arrival when booked from the UK so you need to double check it includes the correct CDW and the one way fee in the rate..
Pretty much every US self service filling station has this.
Because it's ridiculous and faffy. Most countries do not operate this system thankfully.
Which has been out of production for 8 years.
Also out of production.
Because between the two is the Pacific Coast Highway which takes 2 days at least to enjoy properly.
It's also fun on the open-top bus.
More fun to drive over it yourself and then head up to the headline to park up for some great views back over the city, though.
Why isn't it? There are various package tours operated from LV to the Canyon which include a 40 minute flight, 2-3 hours of tours to various viewpoints and a flight back. It is by far the best option if you are short on time.
A week isn't very long to do what you want to do even without going to the Canyon, if you are going to use up the best part of 2 days of that week driving to the Grand Canyon and back you've even less time. You can't fit in Vegas to San Fran to LA back to Vegas and the national parks into a week anyway - it's simply not enough time. Generally people would spend 2 weeks doing that rather than 1.
They have locations all over LA?
As soon as you've booked your flights.