Are there plenty of taxis at Los Angeles Union Station?
Q. I know LA isn't that famous for taxis, but I am wondering if finding one at the train station or downtown LA hotels would be difficult. Thanks in advance!
(Please do not paste a link for the taxi companies, I've seen it.)
My destination will mainly be the Westin Bonaventure.
(Please do not paste a link for the taxi companies, I've seen it.)
My destination will mainly be the Westin Bonaventure.
A. yes at union station they always seems to a few (depending on the time of day of course) but be advise they are not cheap
heres the fare sheet for Los Angeles city taxis
Fares (ordinances 177843 & 178050 , effective 10/01/06 and 12/25/06)
All Passengers Ride for Price of One
1. $2.65 Flag drop (First 1/7th mile).
2. $0.35 For each additional 1/7th mile ($2.45 per mile).
3. $0.35 For each 47.5 seconds waiting time and/or traffic delay ($26.53 per hour).
4. $42.00 Flat fare for trips between LAX and downtown.
Area bounded by Alameda St., Santa Monica Fwy., Harbor Fwy., Cesar E. Chavez, Union Station and Chinatown.
5. $2.50 Surcharge for all trips originating at LAX.
6. $15.00 Minimum fare for trips originating at LAX (In addition to the $2.50 surcharge)
now my question is where do you need to go? (transit might be quicker and faster
heres the fare sheet for Los Angeles city taxis
Fares (ordinances 177843 & 178050 , effective 10/01/06 and 12/25/06)
All Passengers Ride for Price of One
1. $2.65 Flag drop (First 1/7th mile).
2. $0.35 For each additional 1/7th mile ($2.45 per mile).
3. $0.35 For each 47.5 seconds waiting time and/or traffic delay ($26.53 per hour).
4. $42.00 Flat fare for trips between LAX and downtown.
Area bounded by Alameda St., Santa Monica Fwy., Harbor Fwy., Cesar E. Chavez, Union Station and Chinatown.
5. $2.50 Surcharge for all trips originating at LAX.
6. $15.00 Minimum fare for trips originating at LAX (In addition to the $2.50 surcharge)
now my question is where do you need to go? (transit might be quicker and faster
How much would a visit to China cost?
Q. Okay how much would:
A ticket from DFW, Texas to Chengdu cost?
A two-month-long stay at the Shangri-La Hotel, Chengdu cost?
A ticket from DFW, Texas to Chengdu cost?
A two-month-long stay at the Shangri-La Hotel, Chengdu cost?
A. it's gonna cost a lot.
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what price would be a good estimation for a trip to Europe?
Q. including tickets from LA, food, hotels, 4 train tickets that are $1000 each, and about $1000 for Souveniers.
A. It depends mostly on what kind of accommodation you are going to use and where in Europe you go to.
There are hostels that range in price from $ 10 to $ 50 per person per night. Hotels range from $ 25 to $ 400 per person per night.
Eating is the next consideration, if you cook your own meals, or eat in the cheapest places, you might be able to get by with $ 10 per person per day, but if you go to fancy restaurants you can easily pay $ 100 per person, excluding drinks and it is not hard to find more expensive places.
For your air tickets, do you fly budget in winter, or do you take a normal ticket in summer, or do you fly first class?
And you also forgot to mention for how long you travel.
You will have to research a bit more yourself, as nobody but you can say what kind of accommodation, meals and airfare you prefer.
The average tourist in Amsterdam seems to spend $ 275 a day, but I have also heard from people going on an extreme tight budget of $30 a day, (spending nothing on travel by hitch hiking and sleeping in the house of people he had met while traveling most of the time.)
There are hostels that range in price from $ 10 to $ 50 per person per night. Hotels range from $ 25 to $ 400 per person per night.
Eating is the next consideration, if you cook your own meals, or eat in the cheapest places, you might be able to get by with $ 10 per person per day, but if you go to fancy restaurants you can easily pay $ 100 per person, excluding drinks and it is not hard to find more expensive places.
For your air tickets, do you fly budget in winter, or do you take a normal ticket in summer, or do you fly first class?
And you also forgot to mention for how long you travel.
You will have to research a bit more yourself, as nobody but you can say what kind of accommodation, meals and airfare you prefer.
The average tourist in Amsterdam seems to spend $ 275 a day, but I have also heard from people going on an extreme tight budget of $30 a day, (spending nothing on travel by hitch hiking and sleeping in the house of people he had met while traveling most of the time.)
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