How much does it cost to get into Pacha NYC teen night? How about Club Abyss Teen Night? -

I might go to one of them tomorrow, but it depends on the cost... everyone s going to Pacha, and going to Club Abyss on the 30th, but I don t have enough for that lol.I checked on the web but it doesn t say.Help?

Pacha NYC Pre-Sale Tickets for 13 to 18 are US$40.00

What are some good sight see places in San fransisco.? -

i will be in San Fran for one day tommorrow. does anyone have suggestions to sight seeing places or good places for seafood and can you provide an address I can punch into the gps? thanks!

*_~ So glad that you re considering San Francisco for your vacation.Try to stay in Union Square. http://www.unionsquareshop.com/ When you arrive at the airport, take the SFO air train that goes around the airport, then you��ll get off when you see Bart, take Bart to Powell Station (should be about $6-9 and it takes 20 mins ) that��s Union Square. http://www.bart.gov/ for schedule..I just love the weather and the diverse culture here!! Traffic can be hectic but still bearable. Public transport is great! You can always take Bart, ferries, bus, taxi or cable car etc. However, if you don��t have much time or want to travel beyond the city �C I think a car would help a lot. Yes, you have to pay for parking, but save you time to go more places faster.. Try the ��City Sightseeing Open Top Bus Tour�� which is about $30. ��This unique open-topped bus tour of San Francisco includes four different routes, the Downtown Loop, the Golden Gate Loop, the Park Loop, and the Night Loop.�� You re free to hop on and off as often as you want on the downtown loop.Embarcadero is wicked nice, and it s not THAT far, so you could really just walk down it to the Ferry Building. http://www.ferrybuildingmarketplace.com/ On Saturdays they do a nice farmer s market and you can get lots of good stuff. Walk down to Pier 39.GET THE San Franciso POPOUT Maps�� I loves these POPOUT map- you get to see where you are- =) No Thinking required, especially on vacation. (Look at the pictures.)I have about 20 of these map of different cities.. It was so useful when I was in Europe! On a budget : http://www.bayareaonthecheap.com/ http://sf.backpage.com/community/classif��To Save money: get the ��Go San Francisco��, http://www.smartdestinations.com/san-fra�� Cable Car (Union Sq to Ferry BuildingPier 39Alcatraz or Angel Island Japan townLombard StreetChinatownCoit TowerFishermen s Wharf Union Square for ShoppingGolden Gate Park �C Walk across the bridgeAcademy of Science Union StreetOcean BeachExploratoriumPalace of Fine ArtsSan Francisco ZooWestfield Shopping CentreDeYoung MuseumYerba Buena GardensSF Giants Fair at AT T Park Take the ferry to Tiburon or SausalitoSegates is a great way to travel around the city.Gray Line s Yosemite in a day- Daily depart 7am San Francisco Giants- Baseball Game49ers- Football gamesWinchester Mystery House Mansion- overrated. Gray Line s Motorized Cable Car City Tour *_~ Unique places in San Francisco -�� Must be Open minded and bring your camera for tons of pics.!! We always bring our guest from out of town to these places. Have early dinner at Asia SF about 6pm and then a show at Beach Blanket Babylon.. They loved it and never forget SF. �� Teatro ZinZanni -http://www.zinzanni.org�� Beach Blanket Babylon at Club Fugazi -http://www.beachblanketbabylon.com/�� For half price shows/comedy/sports etc.. Try www.goldstar.com (Teatro and Beach are usually discounted.)�� Academy of Science during the night time- $10 buy ticket in advance. San Jose- Winchester Mystery House and Great Mall outlets in Milpitas. Santa Cruz area- 30 mins from San Jose and less than an hour away south of San Francisco Santa Cruz Beach Boalkwalk - http://www.beachboardwalk.com/ The Mystery Spot : http://www.mysteryspot.com/ Another 20 mins away- The famous Monterey Bay Aquarium/Pier- stay overnight. (Romantic)check out the beautiful shore of Carmel to view Pebble Beach.Napa Wine Country is about 2 hours north of San Francisco. They have wine tour that brings you there form any SF hotels. Visit their outlet and Wines tours. Yummy! HOTELS:1.Hilton San Francisco Downtown/Financial District - Downtown. Affordable and cheap. 2. If you have a car, Best Western Grosvenor Airport Hotel �C Budget Hotel, parking $3, free breakfast buffet and shuttle to airport/bart. (Remember it��s a budget hotel.) 3. Hotel Kabuki- Japan town.If you have money, Sir Francis Drake Hotel, Hotel Nikko San Francisco and Le Meridien San Francisco.=) I stayed at Sir Francis Drake for New Years eve and love it!

Gotta go with SanFranGal s recommendation; Scoma s is a must for seafood. Try BiRite Creamery for the best ice cream on the planet, seriously, go to 3692 18th Street -n- Dolores(near Delores).There s plenty to check out near Somas(Pier 47) ie: Fishermans wharf, Pier 39, and a scubed WWII Submarine, the USS Pampanito, located at Pier 45. You can go just about anywhere in SF and see something interesting.And if nothing seems to interest you, try running naked through the Haight or Castro district, and be your own SF point of interest.Have fun (and a ice cream for me too.)

Hi there. Too bad you only have one day...what to do....what to do!Well last weekend I just ate at Scoma s - awesome seafood!They are at Pier 47 on Al Scoma way. This is their price fix lunch menu: $23.95 SERVED DAILY UNTIL 3:30PM . PLEASE NO SUBSTITUTIONS (Subject to Availability) Soup/Salad (Choice of) Cup of Clam Chowder Caesar Salad Entr��e (Choice of) Petite Dungeness Crab or Bay Shrimp Louis Salad Pasta Garibaldi Broiled Aged New York Steak Broiled Catch on Mixed Greens Broiled Catch with Garlic Mashed Potatoes and Mixed Vegetables Dessert Chef��s Selection Price does not include beverage or gratuity. Applicable sales tax will be added to the price of all food and beverages. Items subject to change.I love eating here. Here s their website: http://www.scomas.com/Sight seeing places: Drive across the bridge, you might be able to get tickets to Alcatraz (check with http://www.AlcatrazCruises.com), visit Pier 39 tourist shops and sea lions, go to Ghiradelli and watch chocolate being made and get a hot fugdge sundae, cable car ride to downtown and visit Union Square and go shopping, go to Baker Beach and get a great view of the Golden Gate Bridge, go to Sausalito - street parking is free this month, go to Muir Woods.So much to do...so little time!Have fun!-Patti

A Gray Line tour from Fisherman s Wharf is interesting. You can probably get a ticket the same day. Alcatraz tours are usually booked solid days or weeks in advance.

Has anybody out there ever been on Wall Street in New York City? -

What s it like?...is it real busy and is it a long road?

To me the most striking thing about Wall Street is how narrow it is. The buildings are as tall as elsewhere in the city, but this is the oldest part of Manhattan so it was laid out without preparing for a population anywhere near the size of what NYC s turned out to be. So when you re familiar with the wide avenues of midtown or uptown, Wall Street and the surrounding area seem claustrophobic. Then there s the night and day differences between, well... night and day. During business hours it s bustling with people, but by 6 pm the whole area becomes a ghost town. There s almost nothing there; restaurants, bars, stores, all the things that are going on all the time all over the city are basically nonexistent in the financial district or if they re there at all they close when regular business hours end. It s the one part of NYC where the saying the city that never sleeps does not ring true. If you only see the financial district, you d think it s the city that goes to bed early.

Been there many times. Wall Street is the financial heart of the city.Good luckNative New Yorker

It s a very short street. It s busy during the week during business hours, but very quiet evenings and weekends.

-short street-small street-busy inside on work days-quiet after work hours-financial capital of the world

It i a surprisingly short and small street that is very busy when the market is open. All the action takes place inside.

Its is only a couple blocks log. And after business hours there is no one there but the guards and the tourists.

I m indian. how i m receive the usa 10 yrs multi visa.my age is 32 yrs.n mother age 59 yrs.? -

als say me if i get this visa aft how much time i m receivet the job.

Stay where you are... you don t have a chance... you need a certain job where you live to get a working visa here and your english is way too rocky... even if you managed to get a visitor s visa or even to live here... that is different than a working visa.., so even if u came here u wouldn t be able to work... there are a lot more eligible and qualified people looking to move here who can t... sorry to break it to you

NIU visit how long do they usually let you visit for? -

i want to visit Northern Illinois University personal experiences how long do you usually stay for a visit

To stay in a dorm room? one overnight. Most college visits or open house are for a day. You can simply call up NIU admissions and ask about a college visit. Most colleges want a two week notice for dorm stay overs and college tours

LIRR from NYC to the Hamptons for a day trip. Advice? -

Hi there. I am going to NYC next week. During the trip I was thinking about taking a little trip out the Hamptons. I realize this time of year the weather must be aweful there (hamptons) but I d still like to see things. But, I have a few questions.If I were to take the train from NYC to The Hamptons, about how much would it cost? And, where exactly would I get off. Also, what are the best places to see/ best beaches/ shops/ dining places to go to? Is it accessible by foot in the Hamptons as well? Or will I need to get a cab from the train station?Just curious. Not sure if it s convient or not.

The train service from Penn to Southampton (and really all of the Hamptons) is very limited especially this time of year. It is about a 2h30m trip each way. A round trip ticket will cost between $33.50 and $46 depending on what time you get on the train. Here is a link to the LIRR website to help you plan: http://lirr42.mta.info/sfweb/faces/index��Much of the Hamptons closes for winter. It is very seasonal out there. Southampton Village should have a fair something to see and do. Here is the Chamber of Commerce website: http://www.southamptonchamber.com/There is a calendar of events in there that should be helpful.If you do drive, you may want to consider renting a car for the day and driving out. It is a pretty straight forward drive and traffic should be very light this time of year. You would then have the added convenience of getting around and seeing muck more of the little villages and other stops along the way. I briefly looked at Thrifty for 15-Dec and saw a rate of about $67 not including insurance If the LIRR is going to cost $46, suddenly the extra $20 for the car rental is totally worth it to me anyway.I hope that helped. Feel free to email if you have other questions. I ll do my best to answer.Have a GREAT trip!

The Hamptons, which comprises of the towns of Westhampton, Hampton Bays, Southampton, Bridgehampton, East Hampton, Amagansett and Montauk, are small hamlets that are easily accessible by LIRR train from Penn Station. The entire trip, which includes a change of trains at Babylon, will take about 3 hours each way (6 hours round trip) and the off peak fare ranges from $20 to $22 each way ($40 to $44 round trip).Please note, the towns east of Babylon are not operated by electrified trains, there are operated by diesel hauled trains. Therefore the train schedule east of Babylon is limited.Good luck

I was just out there last weekend. Trust me, rent a car! You ll see so much more. Check out Sag Harbor!