what to do in LA?

Pleasuredome

i'm gona be in LA in the next week or so. i'm looking for things to do and places to go. can anyone give me some advice? if anyone from that area wants to meet up, please let me know. cheers!

jws

When I was there for a few days on business, I went driving around Beverly Hills, down Rodeo drive, went to see the tar pits, Universal City Walk, and down to Long Beach to see the Queen Mary.

Maybe those things don't interest you, but L.A. has things to appeal to everybody.

I live in LA so i could come up with some suggestions. But LA has pretty much anything that you want and on any kind of budget too so you ought to let me know what you are into and if you want to spend money or not.

Also transportation is a big factor, maybe a decisive one so if you will be driving or have a rental or whatever then you are ok, but otherwise that will limit you to basically a few areas at a time.

message me or reply,

Eduardo

Sassy

some of the places tourists like to go:

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