Los Angeles California

1. 9 Responses to “What can four teen girls do in the Los Angeles area for a day?”

2. By jimmy d. on Jan 6, 2009 | Reply

   Visit the film studios..take the tours.

3. By john d on Jan 7, 2009 | Reply

   get a tatoo for the beach. pierce your navel. shop till u drop at the arcade. do rock climbing at a fun arcade. paint your face. drink bubbly wine.

4. By steven v on Jan 9, 2009 | Reply

   Disneyland is great for birthdays.
   Universal Studios
   Knotts Berry farm.
   Disneyland has two theme parks and downtown Disney shopping district, this will keep you busy for a day or 5.

5. By Dave on Jan 12, 2009 | Reply

   I would say your best bet is Universal Studios & City Walk.

   Universal Studios you can do all the amusement park stuff, and take a studio tram tour in between. Then at night you can visit Universal City walk and see all the cool stores there.

6. By x_RLy on Jan 14, 2009 | Reply

   There are a lot of things you can do in LA! BUt why only for one day? THAT’S NOT ENOUGH! haha, i’m kidding! But here are some ideas that you can do!!

   Hollywood - go see the Star Walk of Fame along Hollywood Blvd, and the famous Mann Chinese Theather is also there. You can also walk aroun Hollywood & Highland, where there are shops and foods, and entertainments on the streets, plus by starbucks (next to California Pizza Kitchen) you’ll be able to see a glance of the “Hollywood” sign! The Kodak Theather (where the Academy Award is hosted at) is also located right on Hollywood&Highland.

   Then go to The Farmers Market at the Grove in LA - (cross street: fairfax and 3rd) it’s also an outdoor shopping center, with a nice setting and at the Farmers Market, you can basically find any kind of food you want. There’s japanase, chinese, mexican, french, american, middle-eastern, italian, brazilian, you name it Or you can always get out a little bit, there’s always the famous Pink’s Hotdog. (cross street: La Brea and Melrose), the line might be really long, but it’s worth the wait Very famous! Also, take a walk down Melrose Ave, for some vintage shopping
   Getty Museum - the museum collects and exhibits classical sculpture and art, European paintings, drawings, manuscripts, sculpture, decorative arts, and photographs. but it’s really nice, and there’s also a nice garden where you can relax with a beautiful setting and a nice view of Los Angeles. Even if you don’t museum, I’d still recomment the Getty’s. It’s more than just a museum!

   Beverly Hills - the famous Rodeo Drive, where you can go shopping, and sight-seeing all day!

   Santa Monica - BEACH! and the Santa Monica Pier, has Pacific Park where there are some carnival rides, and a very nice high-ferris-wheel, where you can see the view of the ocean, and the cities from up top, there’s also a small arcade where you get to play games. Along the pier, there are some local entertainments and a direct access to the beach. There’s also the Santa Monica 3rd St Promenade (almost right across from the beach), and that is an outdoor shopping center, with nice entertainments on the sides also.

   Universal Studio Hollywood - largest entertainment in LA (that’s what people say)! If you don’t have time to go to the themepark (it would need one full day) then just got to the Universal City Walk, and outdoor place where you can find a lot of food + shops and also a movie theather. Really nice, especially at nighttime. But if you do have a chance to go to the theme park, make sure you go on the Studio Tour, that’s something you can’t miss!

   A little bit outside the L.A area, there’s always..

   Anaheim - is where Disneyland and Disney California Adventure is located, if you’re there, make sure to visit Downtown Disney, for a walk. If you’re going into the amusement park(s), I’d say you go during the weekday in the middle of the week, it’ll be less crowded, and a bigger chance for you to get through the whole park. Also, there’s Crystal Cathedral near by, it’s a Cathedral where it’s all made out of glass, very beautiful, you should try to check it out i you have the time.

   Buena Park - Knott’s Berry Farm, western style theme park with pretty good roller coaster rides.

   Long Beach - Aquarium of the Pacific, it’s pretty nice and neat, there’s also The Queen Mary, and go a little bit to the other side of Long Beach, there will be Naples Island, it’s like a little version of Italy, you can ride the Gondola there, which can be pretty romantic.

   Ah, okay.. that’s all I can think of right now, but I hope it helps

7. By Michelle N on Jan 14, 2009 | Reply

   Go to Universal Studios and hang out at CityWalk after? Go to Santa Monica Pier and hang out all day there and walk down the shore to Venice Beach. Have fun!

8. By arielle on Jan 16, 2009 | Reply

   when u go to Universal Studios as you leave the park there’s people outside asking if you wanna see a taping for a show. Also at Third Street Promende (it’s an outside shopping mall near Santa Monica Beach) outside the theatres there’s people asking if you wanna see a movie screening and of course they are free…. As a tourist u have to go to Disneyland, Santa Monica Pier, Venice Beach Boardwalk, and Tito’s Tacos……

9. By Miriam G on Jan 18, 2009 | Reply

   I would go the 3rd Street Promenade. I would go shopping and if you want, go to Venice Beach there are some stores there and places to eat or you can lay out there at the beach…its fun…I like the drum circle there. Have fun…1 day? not enough…but I hope you enjoy it.

10. By rubel d on Jan 20, 2009 | Reply

    o hey umm you answered my question about the haunted house in lincoln and you said there isnt one thats the thing its not like for tours and stuff its actually haunted and only like teenage kids know about it i wanted to learn more before i went you should ask kids at your school about it they would know

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