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I plan on booking at "Hotel Hershey", and going to the park for a couple of days. Is there any transportation from the hotel to the park, and from the park to the hotel?
I need a big place with plenty of sleeping quarters near Springs, Pa. We are planning a family reunion in Springs and I need to find accommodations for all our folks that are traveling in. We would like to spend our time together and not seperated out in different hotels (at least not for the first day or so). I am looking for some where we can cook our own meals and share them together. So we would need a place with a big kitchen also. I am looking at the possibility of between 40-60 people to be in attendance. Any suggestions would be helpful.
Our family would like to get together next year for our family reunion. We are needing a place to acommodate 50-75 people. We are looking in the Lancaster area. We would like to stay over a weekend. We would also like to have a kitchen and dinning room to be able to cook and eat in. We have been blessed with many children. Most are now school age and need interesting things to keep them busy. We have used a camp ground before but it is booked for next year already. Any suggestions would be greatly noted.
I and my girlfriend will be visiting Pittsburgh this weekend and are looking for stuff to do.
any suggestions please? I'll do the Duquesne Incline .. Point state park sounds cool but i hear its still under renovation. No use going there right ? Plus will it be pretty dead on saturday ? I'm not into museums.
I am looking for anything that will be a good time. It does not have to be pittsburgh speciality..
On Sunday, besides having Father's Day at my house we are also having a going away party for one of my nieces who is going to be moving to Pittsburgh next month to attend graduate school.
To surprise her, I am trying to compile some information from VT Pittsburgh sites, but I would like to supplement with other thoughts, opinions on places to see, restaurants, websites, or anything in general that you think she would enjoy knowing about.
i am looking for a place to stay close to them antiques and also the outlets in lancaster.pa. however we would like a place that of course is clean but also has a lounge with a band on friday evenings. can you suggest something
thanks jodie
i am looking for a place to stay close to them antiques and also the outlets in lancaster.pa. however we would like a place that of course is clean but also has a lounge with a band on friday evenings. can you suggest something
thanks jodie
We have never been to Ricketts Glen Campground but are excited to come. We have a small dog that we will be camping with us. I know there are only certain sites available for pets, so could you tell me one of the more secluded and closer to the water sites.
Thank you
We are coming into town to see a pirates game on our way to DC. Where should we stay and is the airport to far for a cab ride or do we need to rent a car?
I will be traveling to Lewes, DE on Saturday and understand there is bridge reconstruction on I476 near the Schuykill Expressway exit. How can I get around this mess?
I will be traveling south on 476 (formerly known as the NE extension of the Turnpike)from Northeast Pa and usually take it straight through to I95 south.
we might be going on a foodie trip to Philly, and obviously cheesesteaks are on the menu. since I've heard about these two places as the best place to get one, will definitely try one from each to find out, but in your opinion which one has the best? Or maybe it could be neither one and it's another place... Oh no, am I starting a cheesesteak war??? also what other good eats is Philly known for?
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Does the Philly airport have lockers for luggage? My wife and I have a 4 1/2 hour layover there and would like to go out into the city for dinner preferably without our carryons.
I need to get from Levittown to Philadelphia airport on a weekday in June. SEPTA would be a good alternative, but I need to be there pretty early. Is there a shuttle service or minicab service I can use?
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We are planning on visiting the Gettysburg historic site next week and I'm wondering if anyone can recommend a pet- friendly hotel nearby. We will have our small dog with us. Thanks for your help.
I hate to make two post but I just realized that the Wissahickon Creek area is very close to where I will be visiting while in Philly. I can walk there from where I will be staying and apparently it is a nice area! I am wondering what trails or things like that are the best in the area! Also - any suggestions for photography?
I will be in Philly for a little over a week staying at a friends house. I will be staying on Osborne Street but will be without a car. I am trying to find things to do to keep busy during the day. I see that it is close to Fairmount Park. I guess more or less I am wondering if there are any neat things to do that are close (walking distance) to this area. I am up for shopping (also, are there any good bead shops close?), hiking, nature type things... parks, etc.
Also... I might be able to be droped off somewhere to spend the day... with this in mind I was wondering what are some of the really great things to do in Fairmount Park? Keep in mind I love nature, hiking & photography!
Thanks in advance to anyone who is able to help me out with this!
I know that there is an endless debate over where to stay in Philadelphia- The Four Seasons or The Rittenhouse. Like with anything else both seem to have pros and con. Up until a day ago, I had settled on The Rittenhouse for room size and location. That is until The Four Seasons extended their 3 nights for the price of 2 promotion.
I'll be in Philadelphia for three nights in April. Easy access to the Kimmel Center is a must. I'm sure the Four Seasons is gorgeous, and I can live with the smaller rooms, but I'm really worried about the location. It sounds a bit remote. According to the concierge, it is at least a three block walk to anything. Public transport isn't really an option. I'd be dependent on foot, cab and hotel limo (provided it is available).
Any feedback on the location of The Four Seasons would be appreciated. Am I making this sound worse than it is? Or, is it doable? Many thanks!
My husband and I will be visiting philadelphia w/our 2yr old in May. We're not sure on renting a car or not.... is it better to rent a car and stay on the outskirts of the city to get a better price on hotels and drive in to take the city tours or are there some good family friendly hotels in the center of city?
We were also thinking about traveling to New York City for a day.... any tips or ideas on getting there??
I'm flying into PHL airport on a Sunday morning in lat March. What's the fastest way to get to the Convention Center downtown (taxi?), and how much time will it take (30 mins?).
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I want to fly in, for the flower show. Been to Philadelphia before, but drove. As time is short, I'm flying in, it's cheaper than driving. If I stay near the airport, should I rent a car, or just take public transportation? I'll just be attending the Flower show, and going to Reading Terminal. As the flower show closes at 9:30, I'm concerned about public transportation, at night. I assume that the convention center has lots of public parking. I live near Detroit, so, I'm always aware of my surroundings. Thanks!!!
Does anyone know precisely what mountain, ski area of BlueMarsh which is in Bernville, that I can take my two children tubing and also take snowboard lessons? I am going to be in Reading, PA. Thanks.
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Hi - thinking of coming down to Philadelphia for the weekend. What museums/indoor places should we visit? Anything special going on this weekend? Thanks.
My husband recently expressed a desire to visit Gettysburg again (we haven't been in a long while, and then just on a day trip). I thought it might be fun to visit over the Valentine's Day weekend, which is also the weekend of his birthday.
Is this going to be a good time to visit? I don't know if Gettysburg is considered a particularly romantic getaway, but one never knows. Should I anticipate crowds or anything out of the ordinary? I know it'll be cold and I'm prepared for that. Can anyone recommend a quiet hotel that's convenient to the battlefield, and is there a particular place to eat that would also be quiet but romantic and/or historic? Any other tips would be appreciated.
I'm going to be in Philadelphia for a long weekend in May. Proximity to the Kimmel Center is key. I'm looking at luxury properties and have narrowed my choices to a Deluxe Room at The Rittenhouse or a Park Deluxe King at The Bellevue. I've read mixed reviews for both. "Tired" is a word that keeps coming up for both. Has anyone stayed at either recently? Also, how does the Ritz-Carlton compare. I get the impression the rooms are small. I've ruled out the Four Seasons based on location. Thanks!
I am interested in New Year Eve programs which will be of interest to attend with my wife and 3 year old daughter. I am okay to travel to Philadelphia or New Jersey, if it is worth looking into. I also want to know the price.
Anyone has any suggestions, let me know please.