Can you ride greyhound alone if youre under 18? -

I m planning on travelling somewhere with my parents permissions and they are going to buy the ticket and everything. I m 15 but i look older. Do they check if you re 18?

yes. children can travel on greyhound aloneAny passenger under the age of 8 must be accompanied by a passenger at least 15 years of age or older at all times. Passengers between the ages of 8 and 14 years of age inclusive, may travel unaccompanied at full adult fare if the following conditions are met in their entirety:If any of the above conditions are not met, then the passenger must be accompanied by a passenger at least 15 years of age or older in order to travel.1.The passenger s trip will begin and end on the same schedule (no transfers).2.The passenger s trip will be no longer than five (5) hours in duration.3.The passenger s trip (origin to destination) must take place during daylight hours only.4.Both the origin and destination stations are full service agencies or company operated facilities.5.The destination station will be open at the time the passenger is scheduled to arrive.6.Parent, Guardian or Legal Custodian of the child must complete and sign the Unaccompanied Child Form authorizing the child to make the trip and return this to the Customer Service Supervisor on duty. This form specifically names the person authorizing the trip and the person meeting the child at the destination station and the telephone number(s) at which this person may be contacted. It also provides an emergency contact name and telephone number in the event it is needed.7.In order for the child to be released at the destination, the person named on the Unaccompanied Child Form as the one meeting the child must have positive picture identification, such as a driver s license or state issued identification card, and provide such to the agent at the destination station. Without such identification, the child will be released into the custody of Child Protective Services or to local law enforcement officials in the destination city.8.A fee of $5 will be assessed for each child traveling unaccompanied.If any of the above conditions are not met, then the passenger must be accompanied by a passenger at least 15 years of age or older in order to travel.Tickets for unaccompanied children are not sold online.

Children Traveling Unaccompanied Children Any passenger under the age of 8 must be accompanied by a passenger at least 15 years of age or older at all times. If any of the above conditions are not met, then the passenger must be accompanied by a passenger at least 15 years of age or older in order to travel. The passenger`s trip will begin and end on the same schedule (no transfers). The passenger`s trip will be no longer than five (5) hours in duration. The passenger`s trip (origin to destination) must take place during daylight hours only. .

Kids 15 and older may travel alone just like adults on Greyhound.

if you have a parent with you when you get your ticket you should be fine. But i dont think you can buy it by yourself.

Yes you can, and they won t check. You ll need a Photo ID

that depends on if your 18 or not

Xmas eve, and day Boston 2009. Best hotel? -

my son (21), and myself are spending Xmas in Boston (24th, 25th and 26th.) any thoughts of best downtown hotel that offers some kind of Xmas activities (fun) or close to them. I know it s limited but want best activity options for Xmas eve, and day to do some fun stuff.

There are loads of activities taking place in Boston near Back Bay, Copley Square, Newbury Street, etc. I d recommend The Midtown Hotel, Boston Park Plaza Hotel and Towers, The Lenox Hotel and The Colonnade Hotel. I ve been to Boston once during the holidays and it really does give New York a run for its money.

Pickings are mighty slim for Christmas Day. This area closes right up on Dec. 25th. You could get theater tickets for Christmas Eve and the 26th, though. Try ArtsBoston.org. Chinatown might be open. Churches (I like Trinity Church in Copley, it s beautiful). Ice skating at the Frog pond on Christmas Eve, closed Christmas Day. The Public Garden, Boston Common, and Comm Ave Mall are all lit up with lights. The outdoor parts of the Freedom Trail are open. Gardner Museum is open Christmas Eve, they have great decorations up in their courtyard. Movie theaters are always packed on Christmas. As to hotel -- it depends on your budget. The better the hotel, the better the concierge will be. Sometimes they can arrange special activities just for you. (My nephew and I spent Christmas in London once. THAT place closed down for 2 days, even the Tube was closed. But the Concierge arranged for my nephew to help cook christmas cookies with the chef in the hotel restaurant.) Make sure you line up your Christmas Day dinner and lunch in advance. Only the hotels and Chinatown are usually open. Good luck.

Going to Las Vegas in January for the first time and I am trying to get a idea of what the weather is like? -

Cold because that is the heart of our winter. Temps can get down to 28F at night and in the 50 s during the day. Now if you are coming from a cold climate this will seem warm to you.

We are having a very unusually cold winter with moisture. Normally it is 50 s but right now low 40 s and freezing at night. Laying works, bring your coat you wear at home, and realize you don t spend that much time outdoors

It s too early to predict for specific dates in January, but most likely it will be fairly pleasant during the day and brutally cold at night.Rain and snow are unlikely but possible.

It can fluctuate....sometimes the highs are only in the 40s, but when I went last year in January it got into the lower 60s....just depends.

Very cold and windy!!