Is the price for a MetroCard in New York per person? -

So will the unlimited MetroCard for 7 days cost $27 per person? or just $27 for a family of 4?

Unlimited-ride Metrocards can t be shared in practical situations. After an unlimited-ride Metrocard is used, it can t be used again in the same station or on the same bus line for approximately 18 minutes. This is to prevent a few things - making sure that people don t start selling Metrocard swipes (hey, I ll stand here and swipe you in, it s just a dollar), as well as making sure that unlimited-ride cards are used by only one person.In other words, each person should get his or her own unlimited card if you decide to get unlimited cards.Pay-per-ride Metrocards can be shared by up to four people (i.e. four swipes before a delay is triggered).

Damn ma if times is that tight I ll lend you $50, lol. A ride on the subway is like $2.25 or some s*** like that, and if your using it for transportation for the week do you really expect it to be used for the whole family...lmfao!!! If that were the case I d sell my car and buy metrocards and swipe people on all day long, becoming the worlds richest person overnight.PS: Also, I believe you could get arrested if a cop seen you wait 18 minutes to swipe a new person on, or at least a ticket for fare beating (evasion?), as again it is obviously intended for the use of one individual, not the masses.

Its $27 a person, which will come to a total of $108 for a family of 4. The card can not be shared, it has to be individually purchased.Good luck

$27 per person unless if you take turns using it with your family. Usually you need to wait 15 minutes if your using one unlimited MetroCard with the whole family.

MetroCards are sold on a per-person basis. The system is designed to detect and block repeated use of the same card.

Where can I get a copy of my birth certificate the cheapest? -

Does anyone know where I can get my birth certificate for the least amount of money? I was born in Hoffman Estates, IL and I now live in Palatine. Is there a cook county office? Does anyone know how much it would be to buy it from the office or where the office is? Or is there anywhere online that is like $10? Any help from anyone would be helpful. thanks.

As you re in the northern suburbs, you can use one of the Cook County Clerk s satellite offices in either Rolling Meadows or Skokie rather than heading into the city. The cost is $15 for the first copy then $4 for every additional one. Even if you only need a single copy, I would suggest getting at least one additional for future use at the 44 rate. Otherwise, if you would ever need another, it would be $15 again next time. Here s a link with more info:http://www.cookcountyclerk.com/aboutus/h��

The birth certificate is on file at the Cook County courthouse at 118 N. Clark Street. The cost was minimal.

Is it possible to cover quot;Village routequot; amp; quot;Kaibab trail routequot; in 2.5 hrs with a shuttle bus in Grand Canyon? -

I am planning to take a tour which gives about 3 hours time on Grand Canyon South Rim. I want to see all the scenic/famous vista points in Village route Kaibab trail route using a shuttle bus which is available in Grand Canyon. My first question is that if it is possible to cover everything at South Rim in 2.5 hours? If not, then what are the most suggested vista points that can be covered in this amount of time. I am not going for hiking any trail as such.Also, if the above option is not possible, can I hire a cab for 2.5 hours to see all of these points? What people usually do?I also came across two tours (from Grand-Adventures) which covers one side in one tour. Although I liked that, but that covers only one side which is little less for me. Please advice.

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I think duker918 gave most feasible advice. Thanks duker918 and everyone for advice. Report Abuse

Don t waste your valuable time on the Village Loop at allThe S.Kaibab Loop may not be a bad idea Here s another ideaTake a cab out to Pima Point on W.Rim Drive then walk the 5.1 miles along the Rim Trail to the warmth and comfort of Hermits Rest and then either hitchhike or take a cab back to your tour group You can shorten that distance by a mile if you get dropped off at the Abyss parking areaStay warm ,hydrated and fed You will need to scroll down to the bottom of this in order to find the Rim Trail mileage breakdownshttp://www.grand.canyon.national-park.co��

My advice would be to take one of the tours and use the remaining time to walk around the hotels and museums, etc. Buy/bring a light snack (or lunch) and walk along the Rim Trail and enjoy the scenery. Find a spot, park your butt and have that snack and just enjoy the views and the sounds. The more you try to cram in that small window of time, the less you will actually really see.It is possible to get on both buses on the routes you mentioned and see the routes in the time allotted (according to the park the trips are 60 and 30 mins respectively) but once you exit the bus and look around you can kiss the time good bye. You ll want to linger and photograph and look and listen.Hiring a cab is out of the question. And what most people do is probably what you want to do, cram everything into a tiny window of time. That s why more than a handful of people who visit the Grand Canyon find it to be a big hole in the ground . Go and see a little less but see it much better!Have a great trip!

What does Minnesota look like? -

o my gosh! it s bueatiful! it s amazing! It depends where in MN you go. but yes there are many many many lakes! we have over 22000 not 10000 land of lakes, but yes it is over 22000! it s bueatiful, and very snowy! it s really pretty in the first snow fall there is! and in the fall because Duluth, on Lake Suprior, is a very popular destination place for the fall trees! it is accually one of the most popular places!! Minnesota is a very nice place, Usually right when the snow melts in mid March to mid April, the grass gets green almost emeditally, and stays that way! we usually have bright sunny days! yes even up here the sun still shines (: and we have amazing sunrises and sunsets over the lakes, it s an amazing feeling to have a bonfire on a lake with your friends and family and watch the sun set! I love it here! and no we don t have those heavy fargo accents like everybody thinks, only some of the elderly do, thats really more of a canadian accent, and fargo s not even in minnesota! its in ND! but i hope this helps and you decide to vist us! All the way up north

Its a refreshing state. Part of it is on the Great Lake Superior.It has a lot of forests, and lakes. Its called the Land of 10,000 Lakes.Its cold there, and their winter covers a long period of months. Minneapolis is just like any other big city.http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/im��

A very pretty state. Just like the first poster said. But it does get cold there in winter. I have a friend in Forest lake.Go to www.webshots.com. It is a photo posting site and you can search and find almost anything in pictures (except for porn) Search for Minnesota and see what comes up. You can also download photos from there if you become a member.

One huge snowdrift. They have Winter and the 4th of July, I think. I have to admit I was there in April. Hot in Texas , where I left from, landed in the middle of a blizzard. Decided I am a Southern boy at that point.

The northern part is mainly pine forests and the southern part has a lot of farm land. The state has over 10,000 lakes too, which makes for pretty scenery. =)