Traveling from Virginia Beach to New York...?
So, I'm planning a trip from my home in Virginia Beach, Virginia to New York City. I'm trying to figure out the most cost effective way of travel from here to there. Flying is the most expensive, so out of the question. I've narrowed it down to train, greyhound bus or driving. I think i'd like to drive seeing as our hotel as free parking, and just park the car at the hotel and use public transpiration the whole time there. Would it be cheaper to take a train or bus, when you factor in tolls and whatnot while driving?
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Take the drive. There's plenty to see along the way! Personally I'd recommend going up US 13 instead of 95 etc. You will see more and enjoy the drive. I used to run between Norfolk / Little Creek and Philly 3 times a month. Sure you have to pay tolls on the Bay bridge tunnel but you can avoid the rest until you get to NY by reading the map carefully. Check the best routes through mapquest
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Friday, October 1, 2010
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
About Does anyone know how long it takes to travel from Jacksonville, NC to Virginia Beach, VA
Does anyone know how long it takes to travel from Jacksonville, NC to Virginia Beach, VA?
the best answer gets the points..make sure to say how many miles and hours. thanks:]
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about 4 hours. 213 miles
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About 4 hours 10 Mins About 210 Miles
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About Whats it like to travel or live in Hampton R...
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about 4 hours. 213 miles
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About 4 hours 10 Mins About 210 Miles
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Sunday, August 1, 2010
About Whats it like to travel or live in Hampton Roads (Norfolk, Virginia Beach, Chesapeake) area of Virginia anyway
Whats it like to travel or live in Hampton Roads (Norfolk, Virginia Beach, Chesapeake) area of Virginia anyway
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I traveled there last summer. I'd think it would be wonderful to live there, but personally I'd probably prefer living there in the slower off-season. It was beautiful to vacation there, though. Best part of the vacation, and I'd do it again.
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I live in virginia and it's crowded alot but virginia beach if you see the beach ity is beautiful at sunset
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Within Chesepeake, there is a nice little community called Great Bridge. It has everything you will need to feel at home, without feeling "boxed in", by a fast paced life. The Albermarle & Chesapeake Canal, part of the Atlantic Inter Coastal Waterway offers a very nice family oriented park, in Great Bridge, where you can watch boats of all sizes move thru the locks. A short drive in any direction will take you to a shopping center (Greenbriar, has all of the major stores) and fine dining. Beaches are close enough for a day trip to Virginia Beach, as well as North Carolina. The school system is one of the best in the State and Chesapeake has a good hospital. The library system is state of the art and has a wonderful children's program. From Chesapeake to the mountains (Skyline Drive), is approximately 4 hours, perfect for a week-end get-a-way. If you're planning to buy a house, check out the Brandermill and Etheridge Meadows areas. You should spend a few days visiting the different areas, Norfolk, Virginia Beach, Suffolk, Portsmouth and Chesapeake, before you make a final decision. I'm sure a realtor would be happy to show you around and give you some good advice
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I traveled there last summer. I'd think it would be wonderful to live there, but personally I'd probably prefer living there in the slower off-season. It was beautiful to vacation there, though. Best part of the vacation, and I'd do it again.
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I live in virginia and it's crowded alot but virginia beach if you see the beach ity is beautiful at sunset
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Within Chesepeake, there is a nice little community called Great Bridge. It has everything you will need to feel at home, without feeling "boxed in", by a fast paced life. The Albermarle & Chesapeake Canal, part of the Atlantic Inter Coastal Waterway offers a very nice family oriented park, in Great Bridge, where you can watch boats of all sizes move thru the locks. A short drive in any direction will take you to a shopping center (Greenbriar, has all of the major stores) and fine dining. Beaches are close enough for a day trip to Virginia Beach, as well as North Carolina. The school system is one of the best in the State and Chesapeake has a good hospital. The library system is state of the art and has a wonderful children's program. From Chesapeake to the mountains (Skyline Drive), is approximately 4 hours, perfect for a week-end get-a-way. If you're planning to buy a house, check out the Brandermill and Etheridge Meadows areas. You should spend a few days visiting the different areas, Norfolk, Virginia Beach, Suffolk, Portsmouth and Chesapeake, before you make a final decision. I'm sure a realtor would be happy to show you around and give you some good advice
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Thursday, July 1, 2010
About If I were to go to Virginia Beach, what airport would I travel to
If I were to go to Virginia Beach, what airport would I travel to?
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Norfolk International Airport. It's right next to Virginia Beach
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Norfolk International Airport. It's right next to Virginia Beach
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Tuesday, June 1, 2010
About What is the boardwalk like in Virginia Beach
What is the boardwalk like in Virginia Beach?
I've been to a few east coast beaches and the boardwalks are slighty different. Is there a lot of shopping and dining right on the boardwalk? How about activities for children? Is everything pretty much within walking distance or is there car travel needed to enjoy Virginia Beach?
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Very little of anything is on the actual boardwalk. Most of the shops are on Atlantic Avenue, one block inland from the boardwalk. You will definitely need a car, as many of the attractions are located on General Booth Blvd. which runs south from the Oceanfront area. Virginia Beach is a very large city covering nearly 500 sq. miles and a population of over 433,000 making it more populated than Miami, Minneapolis, and St. Louis.
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I was there a few years ago. There was a nice boardwalk along the beach but it was just a boardwalk. All of the shopping/dining stuff was along that first road that borders the beach (maybe 1/2 block in from the beach). It was easy to walk to a lot of things, and they also have a trolley system that was either free or really cheap. We even accidentally got on one that traveled way inland to a mall. You won't need a car. My son was about 5 when we went and most of our "activities" included days on the beach or at the pool, going out to eat and for ice cream, and one evening we played miniature golf. There is probably more available, but that was enough for us
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I've been to a few east coast beaches and the boardwalks are slighty different. Is there a lot of shopping and dining right on the boardwalk? How about activities for children? Is everything pretty much within walking distance or is there car travel needed to enjoy Virginia Beach?
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Very little of anything is on the actual boardwalk. Most of the shops are on Atlantic Avenue, one block inland from the boardwalk. You will definitely need a car, as many of the attractions are located on General Booth Blvd. which runs south from the Oceanfront area. Virginia Beach is a very large city covering nearly 500 sq. miles and a population of over 433,000 making it more populated than Miami, Minneapolis, and St. Louis.
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I was there a few years ago. There was a nice boardwalk along the beach but it was just a boardwalk. All of the shopping/dining stuff was along that first road that borders the beach (maybe 1/2 block in from the beach). It was easy to walk to a lot of things, and they also have a trolley system that was either free or really cheap. We even accidentally got on one that traveled way inland to a mall. You won't need a car. My son was about 5 when we went and most of our "activities" included days on the beach or at the pool, going out to eat and for ice cream, and one evening we played miniature golf. There is probably more available, but that was enough for us
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