The Travel Thread

[vagrant-718]

americans about to turn cuba into miami

There's a lot of constructions and remodeling going on right now, some ppl say it's best to go now cause it may look totally diff from now

thats y im trying to get there asap...u saying the tix were bout 400 or 4000 @vagrant-718

4 and change, I don't know amount cause it was charged in Canadian currency

 

[Elzo69Renaissance]

americans about to turn cuba into miami

There's a lot of constructions and remodeling going on right now, some ppl say it's best to go now cause it may look totally diff from now

thats y im trying to get there asap...u saying the tix were bout 400 or 4000 @vagrant-718

4 and change, I don't know amount cause it was charged in Canadian currency

aite im bout to buy tix now from Toronto to Havana...im trying now to find someone to roll w me...

 

[vagrant-718]

americans about to turn cuba into miami

There's a lot of constructions and remodeling going on right now, some ppl say it's best to go now cause it may look totally diff from now

thats y im trying to get there asap...u saying the tix were bout 400 or 4000 @vagrant-718

4 and change, I don't know amount cause it was charged in Canadian currency

aite im bout to buy tix now from Toronto to Havana...im trying now to find someone to roll w me...

U have a us passport or non us? I see you got non. You good to go then

 

[scorpio4lfe]

americans about to turn cuba into miami

There's a lot of constructions and remodeling going on right now, some ppl say it's best to go now cause it may look totally diff from now

thats y im trying to get there asap...u saying the tix were bout 400 or 4000 @vagrant-718

4 and change, I don't know amount cause it was charged in Canadian currency

aite im bout to buy tix now from Toronto to Havana...im trying now to find someone to roll w me...

U have a us passport or non us?

What if u don't have a non US passport?? Is the only legal way to go with one of these travel agencies that charge you $5,000 to go?

 

[vagrant-718]

americans about to turn cuba into miami

There's a lot of constructions and remodeling going on right now, some ppl say it's best to go now cause it may look totally diff from now

thats y im trying to get there asap...u saying the tix were bout 400 or 4000 @vagrant-718

4 and change, I don't know amount cause it was charged in Canadian currency

aite im bout to buy tix now from Toronto to Havana...im trying now to find someone to roll w me...

U have a us passport or non us?

What if u don't have a non US passport?? Is the only legal way to go with one of these travel agencies that charge you $5,000 to go?

If u have a us passport you can go from Canada,Mexico or a Caribbean island and don't need to fill out any forms of why you going. Plus Cuba customs don't stamp your passport if it's US so it's like you was never there. I hear they going to have direct flights starting October so you can wait til then...also I had to buy travel insurance in Cuba before I go through custom. Lady sent me to a line and everyone on it had US passport

 

[aneed123]

Hitting Vegas up in April and New York in August

 

[carlhundreds]

ATTENTION! Fellow New Yorkers! Planning on going to the Panorama Music Festival in July to see Kendrick Lamar, Asap Rocky, and other musical acts. Its at Randalls Island. So my question is, what part of NY should I find an Airbnb at? Also will have time to free roam besides going to the festival. So lmk some suggestions that have good spots to check out please!

 

[vagrant-718]

ATTENTION! Fellow New Yorkers! Planning on going to the Panorama Music Festival in July to see Kendrick Lamar, Asap Rocky, and other musical acts. Its at Randalls Island. So my question is, what part of NY should I find an Airbnb at? Also will have time to free roam besides going to the festival. So lmk some suggestions that have good spots to check out please!

Manhattan would be ideal. Close to Randall and pretty much in the middle of everything you want to do

 

[Knock_Twice]

@vagrant-718

Big ups big brother

I'll be out there this summer with an "educational" group chapter of AKAs out of D.C.

Anything I should look for, I got a 10 day itinerary and all, but anything else I should most definitely check out?

What the women looking like?

What the night looking like?

 

[vagrant-718]

@vagrant-718

Big ups big brother

I'll be out there this summer with an "educational" group chapter of AKAs out of D.C.

Anything I should look for, I got a 10 day itinerary and all, but anything else I should most definitely check out?

What the women looking like?

What the night looking like?

Things to look out for:

Public bathrooms aren't "free". They usually have somebody outside guarding it and u have to pay them up to $1 to use. Some bathroom don't have toilet paper, best to bring your own

Some places run out of food and that'll be it for the rest of the day. Went to a pizza shop and they ran out of the large pizza, I had to settle for small. Got a hamburger and they didn't have anymore ketchup.

There's no such thing as free wifi. To get wifi you have to buy a wifi card from a phone company office. The lines are usually long. After you get your wifi card, you then have to find a hotel to access a wifi connection. Depend on which card you buy that is how long you will have wifi for. I believe an hr of wifi is $1-2

There's a hop on hop off bus tour that will take you around to the spot and you can use it for the whole day.

Cubans are generally friendly but every now and then while you'll come across a hustler that will want to show you around, tell you where the best restaurant in Cuba is, where the best cigars in Cuba is, etc. they'll even offer to lead you to the spot. They can be pretty persistent too, just let them know you good

As far as the women, they look like every other Spanish women. Lot of fishnet stockings, a few bad one here and there...if your Spanish is good then you should be straight

Can't really tell you much about the night life, I would be out all day that by time I came back I would pass out and go to sleep. From what I've seen in Havana there definitely a nightlife

 

[Knock_Twice]

@vagrant-718

Big ups big brother

I'll be out there this summer with an "educational" group chapter of AKAs out of D.C.

Anything I should look for, I got a 10 day itinerary and all, but anything else I should most definitely check out?

What the women looking like?

What the night looking like?

Things to look out for:

Public bathrooms aren't "free". They usually have somebody outside guarding it and u have to pay them up to $1 to use. Some bathroom don't have toilet paper, best to bring your own

Some places run out of food and that'll be it for the rest of the day. Went to a pizza shop and they ran out of the large pizza, I had to settle for small. Got a hamburger and they didn't have anymore ketchup.

There's no such thing as free wifi. To get wifi you have to buy a wifi card from a phone company office. The lines are usually long. After you get your wifi card, you then have to find a hotel to access a wifi connection. Depend on which card you buy that is how long you will have wifi for. I believe an hr of wifi is $1-2

There's a hop on hop off bus tour that will take you around to the spot and you can use it for the whole day.

Cubans are generally friendly but every now and then while you'll come across a hustler that will want to show you around, tell you where the best restaurant in Cuba is, where the best cigars in Cuba is, etc. they'll even offer to lead you to the spot. They can be pretty persistent too, just let them know you good

As far as the women, they look like every other Spanish women. Lot of fishnet stockings, a few bad one here and there...if your Spanish is good then you should be straight

Can't really tell you much about the night life, I would be out all day that by time I came back I would pass out and go to sleep. From what I've seen in Havana there definitely a nightlife

Appreciate the information.

Dayum, that wifi bit hurt my heart just a lil, smh

I need that net

What's the currency situation over there if you don't mind me asking? ratio wise

 

[vagrant-718]

@vagrant-718

Big ups big brother

I'll be out there this summer with an "educational" group chapter of AKAs out of D.C.

Anything I should look for, I got a 10 day itinerary and all, but anything else I should most definitely check out?

What the women looking like?

What the night looking like?

Things to look out for:

Public bathrooms aren't "free". They usually have somebody outside guarding it and u have to pay them up to $1 to use. Some bathroom don't have toilet paper, best to bring your own

Some places run out of food and that'll be it for the rest of the day. Went to a pizza shop and they ran out of the large pizza, I had to settle for small. Got a hamburger and they didn't have anymore ketchup.

There's no such thing as free wifi. To get wifi you have to buy a wifi card from a phone company office. The lines are usually long. After you get your wifi card, you then have to find a hotel to access a wifi connection. Depend on which card you buy that is how long you will have wifi for. I believe an hr of wifi is $1-2

There's a hop on hop off bus tour that will take you around to the spot and you can use it for the whole day.

Cubans are generally friendly but every now and then while you'll come across a hustler that will want to show you around, tell you where the best restaurant in Cuba is, where the best cigars in Cuba is, etc. they'll even offer to lead you to the spot. They can be pretty persistent too, just let them know you good

As far as the women, they look like every other Spanish women. Lot of fishnet stockings, a few bad one here and there...if your Spanish is good then you should be straight

Can't really tell you much about the night life, I would be out all day that by time I came back I would pass out and go to sleep. From what I've seen in Havana there definitely a nightlife

Appreciate the information.

Dayum, that wifi bit hurt my heart just a lil, smh

I need that net

What's the currency situation over there if you don't mind me asking? ratio wise

US currency is 1 to 1 but has a 10% penalty. They don't accept credit cards issued by US banks either. If you can, change to CAD and use that to change to CUC

 

[vagrant-718]

@vagrant-718

Big ups big brother

I'll be out there this summer with an "educational" group chapter of AKAs out of D.C.

Anything I should look for, I got a 10 day itinerary and all, but anything else I should most definitely check out?

What the women looking like?

What the night looking like?

Things to look out for:

Public bathrooms aren't "free". They usually have somebody outside guarding it and u have to pay them up to $1 to use. Some bathroom don't have toilet paper, best to bring your own

Some places run out of food and that'll be it for the rest of the day. Went to a pizza shop and they ran out of the large pizza, I had to settle for small. Got a hamburger and they didn't have anymore ketchup.

There's no such thing as free wifi. To get wifi you have to buy a wifi card from a phone company office. The lines are usually long. After you get your wifi card, you then have to find a hotel to access a wifi connection. Depend on which card you buy that is how long you will have wifi for. I believe an hr of wifi is $1-2

There's a hop on hop off bus tour that will take you around to the spot and you can use it for the whole day.

Cubans are generally friendly but every now and then while you'll come across a hustler that will want to show you around, tell you where the best restaurant in Cuba is, where the best cigars in Cuba is, etc. they'll even offer to lead you to the spot. They can be pretty persistent too, just let them know you good

As far as the women, they look like every other Spanish women. Lot of fishnet stockings, a few bad one here and there...if your Spanish is good then you should be straight

Can't really tell you much about the night life, I would be out all day that by time I came back I would pass out and go to sleep. From what I've seen in Havana there definitely a nightlife

Appreciate the information.

Dayum, that wifi bit hurt my heart just a lil, smh

I need that net

What's the currency situation over there if you don't mind me asking? ratio wise

US currency is 1 to 1 but has a 10% penalty. They don't accept credit cards issued by US banks either. If you can, change to CAD and use that to change to CUC

Forgot to add one more thing. Not sure if it's covered in your trip but it look like US ppl need to have travel insurance. When I was in custom I was sent to another desk to buy travel insurance, my Canadian friend didn't have to buy.

I don't know if it's a scam but it's seem like a US thing so giving you the heads up. Insurance is $35 USD

 

[white sympathizer]

Thinking bout booking this round trip to cancun for the 23rd of april with british airways

I got enough avios ( shoutout amex nigga) to book an award flight for only 72 dollars, plus when i touchdown i got like 90000 marriott points from my new chase marriott card, so the hotel stays would be free

Is a whip necessary to get to the clubs and shit?

Because ive heard driving there is a motherfucker and i aint beat for the bullshit, im trying to chill on the beach, fuck some drunk college hoes and have a good time.

 

[vagrant-718]

Thinking bout booking this round trip to cancun for the 23rd of april with british airways

I got enough avios ( shoutout amex nigga) to book an award flight for only 72 dollars, plus when i touchdown i got like 90000 marriott points from my new chase marriott card, so the hotel stays would be free

Is a whip necessary to get to the clubs and shit?

Because ive heard driving there is a motherfucker and i aint beat for the bullshit, im trying to chill on the beach, fuck some drunk college hoes and have a good time.

Cab

 

[scorpio4lfe]

Thinking bout booking this round trip to cancun for the 23rd of april with british airways

I got enough avios ( shoutout amex nigga) to book an award flight for only 72 dollars, plus when i touchdown i got like 90000 marriott points from my new chase marriott card, so the hotel stays would be free

Is a whip necessary to get to the clubs and shit?

Because ive heard driving there is a motherfucker and i aint beat for the bullshit, im trying to chill on the beach, fuck some drunk college hoes and have a good time.

If u stay on the hotel strip, you can just walk to the clubs. They are at the end of the strip. If not, there's a bus and most times the hotels offer a shuttle.

It's always nice to get relatively free vacations utilizing points, isn't it??? Have fun. Cancun is beautiful.

 

[scorpio4lfe]

@vagrant-718

Big ups big brother

I'll be out there this summer with an "educational" group chapter of AKAs out of D.C.

Anything I should look for, I got a 10 day itinerary and all, but anything else I should most definitely check out?

What the women looking like?

What the night looking like?

You ain't going nowhere! Lol

 

[scorpio4lfe]

Cabo in April and Jamaica in May. I gotta get back to Cross Fit!!

 

[genocidecutter]

I went to Charolette, North Carolina today

 

[Knock_Twice]

@vagrant-718

Big ups big brother

I'll be out there this summer with an "educational" group chapter of AKAs out of D.C.

Anything I should look for, I got a 10 day itinerary and all, but anything else I should most definitely check out?

What the women looking like?

What the night looking like?

You ain't going nowhere! Lol

I'm out this bih lady lol