Thursday, October 1, 2009

Will sprint charge long distance to cali from ny? -

i have unlimted text and free after 7 and weekends will i b charged for calling and texting to cali

Long distance is included in any Sprint wireless plan. Texting will depend on whether or not you went over your limit, if you have unlimited you re all set.You may want to try going to www.sprint.com and speak to their live support, or email them a question, they can look at your plan and give you an accurate answer.

No, because long distance is usually included in your plan.

What to do in boston for the day? -

I am going to take my girlfriend to boston for the day and want it to be special. I am limited on money so nothing really expensive. I have been hearing alot about north end and newbury street. We both agreed to do the science museum. Where is the best place to park and leave it for the day?

The North End has lots of nice Italian restaurants, parts of the Freedom Trail also run through Boston s North End Newbury Street is a fun shopping experience, though it can get pricey List of things to do in BostonMuseums, lots of Museums: The MFA (art) Isabella Stuart Gardner (art) ICA (art) The Aquarium, The Science Museum, Harvard and MIT museums, not to mention all the Historical sites; sites along the Freedom Trail, John Adams HouseCheck listings for concerts, plays and other eventsRed Sox Game,or other sports eventVisit the Harbor Islands, Whale watch, Blue Hills State reservationshopping, lots of shopping in Quincy Market, Newbury Street or Harvard Square in Cambridge, also visit the insanely overpriced Copley Place MallDuck toursGo to the top of the Prudential Tower for a great view

Well it depends on what you guys are into . North End - has really good italian food ( some better than others ) and has that small town, little italy feel it is so known for. Have some italian food , an italian pastry and walk around . If its the weekend it will be pretty crowded. You can walk around The Back Bay Area. ..take the T to Arlington and walk up Newbury St. ( take a look at the shops and stores This is the 5th Ave of Boston) , then make a You turn onto Boylston and walk around this grand st. with alot of commerce....You can continue onto Boylston into the BU area and Comm Ave and take a look around the tree lined streets and the brownstones....quintessential Boston neighborhoods.... For cheap eats.... I would look around Allston/Brighton area ( green Line) due to the high college population , these areas have good, cheap eats to cater to the almost broke college crowd.Also you can go to Cambridge ( get off @ Central Square on red line ) and walk down Mass ave right into Harvard Square...it is a nice walk and you will see various neighborhoods and how they change from block to block. ...this is also where you can find quality cheap eats and dining. Some are better than others but see Yelp! for that .....The Maparium in the Back Bay area I hear is the best , touristy thing to do that is actually worth it ..,I think Boston is a wanna be NY where you can actually do /see a lot in one day ...Oh yea in Chinatown if you want cheap eats AND authentic cuisine this IS the place.... Food is the BOMB!!! See : Peach Farm , Hong Kong Eatery Jumbo.... my faves at least....Hope You fun..

Freedom Trail

What is the average age of people traveling on amtrak? -

I m taking an overnight from Denver to Chicago over the holidays, and was wondering if someone would venture a guess as to the average age of people who ride the train. I ve read a lot of reviews regarding the train and overnight trips, and people talk about how it s fun to meet folks , but no one seems to mention ages.

Coach, particularly over the holidays, is all ages. Lots of college students, retirees, people going to football games. Families with little kids. Card players and guitar players in the cafe. Amish couples. Foreign students or teachers on holiday. (Sleepers are more expensive, so you get an older crowd plus a few families.)

All ages ride Amtrak now days. I am a frequent rider on Amtrak and have met a lot of people. From Babies to the grandparents are riding on the train. Yes you will meet some very nice people and have a great talk about a lot of stuff. You will enjoy it, I do everytime. I love riding the train. Kick back and relax.