Travel Forum / Destinations / USA and Canada / February 2004

3 bedroom villa just 5 miles from Disney. For full details, prices and
availability got to www.orlando-dreams.co.uk

Thanks for the encouraging responses about weekend parking.  I've got
another question for you DC experts.
In my online research, I discovered that the White House Easter Egg
Roll will be occuring during our trip and that tickets are distributed

We are planning a trip from the UK to Washington/Oregon this summer. I
have a few questions.
Can anybody suggest the best place to stay in the Columbia River Gorge
for a few nights to use as a base to see the area ?

Hi
We are coming to NYC from London for 6 days at the end of april ( 2
adults and 2 teenage boys).
Obviously there is somuch to do I don't want to waste too much time on

CBSNewYork.com
2-7-4
Are You On Uncle Sam's No Fly List?
NEW YORK (CBS) -- The war on terror casts a wide net and has so far

Each Summer I take a vacation to somewhere I've never been before.
This year, I narrowed it down to Winnipeg & Saskatoon.  To decide, I
need underground information on these places.  I'd like to know the
underground scene of each city:  hotels for 20$/night, eateries with

I'm looking for lodging recommendations in Carmel,CA.  
We'd like to stay close to the center of town - near the shops
and restaurants.  It appears that locations like the Pine Inn
and Best Westerns fulfill this.  True?

I am looking to rent a car (or minivan, possibly) in Washington state,
drive it in both the US and Canada, and return it 3 weeks later.   I
have CDW options on several credit cards, but they all seem to be for a
maximum of 14 days :(

Hi--
We're planning a family trip for Spring break, and it appears that
we'll be spending a Saturday through Monday in DC.  I've read about
(and believe) all of the horrors of DC traffic and parking, but am

Subject says it all.
Very expensive, dirty (better, yucky), broken windows, overstressed
high school kids as personnel.
Examples:

Count on Ithaca, New York and the college campus there and South Bend,
Indiana going car-free.

My family is going on a big loop trip this June/July from WA (home) to
Yellowstone, Bryce/Zion, Grand Canyon, Las Vegas, then back north to
WA.  We are setting aside three weeks and are pulling a 31' 5th-wheel.
I'm not sure where is best to stay, in the National Parks or outside.

US Citizen's don't need a passport to enter Canada(just "proof of
citizenship," such as a birth certificate and government-issued photo
ID. I use a voter's card and US driver's license.) There are more or
less no border inspections anymore between EU countries, or so I have

I'm going to be in central Pennsylvania and want to see some virgin forest
there abouts.  Please let me know of any last remnants of such in this area
(around State College) it would be much appreciated.  Thanks.

Brood X is coming to town! (See www.agnr.umd.edu/ipmnet/04Cicada.pdf
for details.) This is either a fabulous nature-viewing opportunity
(you won't encounter this phenomenon anywhere outside of North
America), or a good reason for steering clear of the area. It all