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Empire State Building
My advice is to visit around sunset. The views are absolutely magical and you'll get both day and nighttime city vibes in one go.
If you go on a weekday instead of the weekend, it’ll likely be less crowded. I went on a Tuesday and it was a totally different experience compared to the weekend.
Disney California Adventure Park
Don’t forget to explore the little details in the park! There are great photo ops and hidden gems everywhere, like amazing street performances and themed shops that often get overlooked
Consider bringing your own snacks and a refillable water bottle. Food prices can get pretty high, and staying hydrated is key for a long day of fun!
I suggest taking a break around lunchtime. Many people eat at noon, which means rides will be much shorter when you go in after 1 PM.
Kualoa Ranch
Venice Beach Skatepark
Bring your own water and snacks. The local vendors can be pricey, and it's easy to get thirsty running around those ramps!
Plan for some downtime... I suggest soaking in the lively atmosphere; there are plenty of cool shops and street performers around the park, making it a great place to chill
Luray Caverns
If you can, check out the nearby gardens after your cavern visit. It's a nice way to relax and cool off, especially after that underground vibe.
CPonies Beach Horseback Rides
I think it's best to go during the morning, like around 9 or 10. The beach is less crowded, and the light for photos is amazing!
If you're looking to save a few bucks, check for combo deals with other local attractions. I found one that was a total steal!
Rolling Thunder Skating Center
I think the snack bar prices are a bit steep, so consider grabbing a bite to eat before you arrive. I learned the hard way that a small soda and snack can cost you an arm and a leg!
Astro Skate of Orlando
Carlsbad Caverns
My advice is to wear good walking shoes. Some paths can get slippery, and you don’t want to risk a fall while marveling at the views.
Consider buying a national parks pass if you plan to visit other parks in the area. It saves you some cash!
If you're planning to take a lot of photos, a lightweight tripod is a lifesaver. The lighting in there can be tricky, and you’ll want to capture those stunning rock formations without blur.