Public transportation from hotel to Universal Studios, Disneyland and Los Angeles airport?|110820

I am planning a vacation for Los Angeles and I am wondering which 1 star hotel to stay (so that the stay is inexpensive). I am planning to goto Univ studios _ Disneyland. Which hotel would be ideal to all these fun places and most importantly close to the airport? Any insight on public transportation to Univ studios and Disneyland will be helpful. Thanks

Motel 6 is about the cheapest. Its just about 2 miles from LAX and offeres shuttle service. If you have the shuttle take you back to LAX there are buses and shuttles to take you to those places. For Universal, under the Blue sign and shuttle bus _G_. That will take you to the Green line Metrorail. Take the green, then the blue then the Red directly to Universal. For Disneyland from LAX, go to the Orange sign for shuttles (Super Shuttle and Primetime Shuttle) or Disneyland has a BIg bus that leaves every 30 minutes under the Green sign.

Public transportation is not as it is in say... New York or London. So you will probably have more luck just catching a cab, or walking. But if you are patient, you can get around using the bus system. Also, a lot of hotels will have a _shuttle_ for people staying there...

well the parks are pretty far from eachother (about a one or two hour in car(no traffic))
Then the airport is closer to universal about 30m-1hour away. alot further from disneyland tho.

I suggest you find some other places to visit in L.A. - you will just be seeing the tourist-y side and nothing of the real L.A.

What is that Japanese looking building on the cliff at the Intersection of Routes 87 and 287 in New York?|189623

Whenever we are driving back to Albany, from PA we see this building around the Sloatsburg Suffern Exit, high up on the cliff. It looks like a huge Japanese style building but we have no idea what it is and we_d really like to find out. Any help?

It_s a restaurant called _The Views at Mount Fuji_. It_s rather upscale and is big on catering for large events, like weddings. Here_s the website:

http://www.mtfujirestaurants.com/theview��