What are some fun things for teenagers to do in Cincinnati?|161149

On vacation. Serious answers please. Me and my friend are going to Cincinnati for a dance competition and we are stay the next day to visit attractions. What fun things do you recommend. We are 14.

Not a lot dude, Your best bet, is right across the river in Newport, called Newport of the Levee. there is a mall, places to eat and watch movies and a cool aquarium.

Kings Island! Who doesn_t love Kings Island? It has some of the best rides including:

-The world_s tallest gyro drop- Drop Tower at 315 ft. SCARIEST RIDE EVER
-The world_s tallest and fastest wooden roller coaster- Son of Beast at about 200+ feet and about 70+ mph
-The worlds longest wooden roller coaster- The Beast
-Firehawk- A flying roller coaster, makes you feel like you are flying
-Flight of Fear- Roller coaster inside a building: totally dark, but you can still see _some_ things.

But it can cost $45+ to get in depending on what time you decide to go. Normal hours are 10AM-10PM

Great Wolf Lodge indoor water park
Cincinnati Reds game
Bengals Game (not sure when you are coming to town)
The Newport Aquarium

LOL- Kings Island would take you all day in its own right though, and you will love it if you like roller coasters and theme parks. Oh, and it has a massive waterpark included in its admission price as well.

Oh, Boy. Two more points for the same question.

Fire Museum 315 W. Court Downtown


http://www.cincyfiremuseum.com/visit.htm��

Go see a Reds game. They have a great stadium.

How do I get from Penn Station in New York City to Johnson Park in Middlesex, New Jersey by train?|142522

How do I get from Penn Station in New York City to Johnson Park in Middlesex, New Jersey by train? How long will it take? How do I get from the train station to the park grounds (e.g. taxi)? Approximately how much will it cost in total including train fees and taxi fees as necessary?

Take the NJ Transit Northeast Corrider Line to New Brunswick station. Catch a cab out front to Johnson Park, which is also in New Bruns. A 10 minute cab ride. Watch out for the junkies bumming money near Dunkin Doughnuts.

Is planet hollywood a good choice for a vegas trip?|127436

my friends and i are planning a vegas trip and we were thinking about planet hollywood for a place to stay. any thoughts?

Very nice hotel and casino. Great location .. right in the middle of the strip. Can_t go wrong that is for sure. The Hard Rock is far off the strip and you can_t walk anywhere.

You could also try staying at Bally_s (usually a bit cheaper in room prices) and it_s only two hotels north of Planet Hollywood. That is the happening spot though. Most of the partying hotels are within walking distance so you can_t go wrong staying in that area.

The PH(Planet Hollywood) is a great place to stay. It_s located on the strip North of MGM and next to Paris. PH and Paris is a happening place for anyone in their 20_s and 30_s. Compare rates at PH and Paris. Both are good.

You won_t go wrong choosing PH.

Check out this site for offer codes for when you are going.


http://www.smartervegas.com/hotels.aspx

I_d stay there in a split second. Location, location, location!!!! Their buffet isn_t too shabby either. I_d also stay at the Paris.

PH is nice but can be expensive. In order to save some money check the Planet Hollywood Promotion Codes on
http://www.vegas-hotels-online.com

this is one of my favorite casinos and hotel good choice

Yep - nice hotel, good location on the strip.

Hard Rock Hotel !!!!!!!!!

Yeah it_s pretty nice. Big time partying too.

What are the typical weather related natural disasters for the Winston-Salem of north Carolina?|189528

I am considering relocating to Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and i would like to know what sort of natural disasters are common for this area? (I.E. floods, fires, tornados, hurricanes, earthquakes, etc..) I_ve never lived anywhere but CA, so I am unfamiliar with other weather conditions and climates, and would appreciate personal comments from people who actually live in or have knowledge of this area. Thank you so much!

It_s very un-California like there. Geographically the city and surrounding area is transitional, going from piedmont east of Winston Salem to mountains north and west of the city.
You won_t find mudslides, large out of control forest fires or earthquakes. Tornados are quite rare and hurricanes have passed through but in a greatly weakened state that creates relatively minor damage. The only relatively routine _disaster_ are winter ice storms. Winston Salem is in a _belt_ that runs across the northern part of the state that is more prone to ice than snow during the winter. About once every few years there_s one that wreaks havoc in terms of power outages, etc which can last a couple of days in some areas. All in all, you_ve picked a great place to live, and it_ll be a nice change to not have the worries of California disasters to think about.
Good luck!

The above poster is correct..the occasional ice storm and some thunder storms are about it for Winston and surrounding areas. Not a bad place to live. We relocated to NC from CA several years ago. Best of luck to you.