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San Francisco to Los Angeles or Vice Versa $78 RT Nonstop Airfares on Major US Airlines (SUMMER Travel April - August 2022)
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Major US airlines such as Delta, American, Alaska, Southwest, United and JetBlue all have round trip airfares travelling to and from San Francisco (SFO) and Los Angeles (LAX) for $78, nonstop during peak summer months. These are basic economy fares. On Southwest you are allowed a personal item, a carry-on bag and 2 free checked bags with free changes & cancellations. On American, Delta and Alaska, you are allowed a personal item and a carry-on bag. On JetBlue and United, you are only allowed a personal item. There will be no seat selection and no changes on the other airlines except Southwest.
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Departs LAX: April 1-2, 5-9, 11-17, 19-23, 26-30; May 3-7, 9-11, 13-19, 21, 23-26, 28-31; June 1-4, 6-9, 11, 13-16, 18, 20-23, 25, 27-30; July 2-14, 16, 18-21, 23, 25-30; Aug 1-6, 8-13, 15-20, 22-31
Departs SFO: April 2, 4-6, 9, 11-13, 15-16, 18-21, 23, 26-28, 30; May 1-4, 7-11, 14, 16-19, 21-26, 28-29, 31; June 1-9, 11-16, 18-22, 24-26, 28-29; July 1, 3-7, 9-28, 30-31; Aug 1-7, 9-31
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Unlike most fake cities in America where it's really a suburb with a semi dead central business district, locals actually hang out around the city so there are usually other people there to avoid being truly alone in the city. Certain neighborhoods like Tenderloin are rough and should be avoided at night, especially the areas that have not seen gentrification.
The amount of hysteria over store robberies among people who don't live there or haven't been there is incredible. Not that I'm saying it's not a problem (it is), but I don't understand the leap you have to take from rising shop lifting to thinking that as a tourist you'll be shot over your wallet at any corner.
Based on what these people would say it would sound like literally no sane person hangs out in SF. My experience was the opposite. Yes, there are a lot of homeless people, especially in some parts where it's really bad, but there were a ton of people living their normal lives and it was great seeing people actually living in a city, unlike most American "cities" I've visited.
We are beyond screwed in this state.
Unlike most fake cities in america where it's really a suburb with a semi dead central business district, locals actually hang out around the city so there are usually other people there to avoid being truly alone in the city. Certain neighborhoods like tenderloin are rough and should be avoided at night, especially the areas that have not seen gentrification.
The amount of hysteria over store robberies among people who don't live there or haven't been there is incredible. Not that i'm saying it's not a problem (it is), but i don't understand the leap you have to take from rising shop lifting to thinking that as a tourist you'll be shot over your wallet at any corner.
Based on what these people would say it would sound like literally no sane person hangs out in sf. My experience was the opposite. Yes, there are a lot of homeless people, especially in some parts where it's really bad, but there were a ton of people living their normal lives and it was great seeing people actually living in a city, unlike most american "cities" i've visited.
Unlike most fake cities in america where it's really a suburb with a semi dead central business district, locals actually hang out around the city so there are usually other people there to avoid being truly alone in the city. Certain neighborhoods like tenderloin are rough and should be avoided at night, especially the areas that have not seen gentrification.
The amount of hysteria over store robberies among people who don't live there or haven't been there is incredible. Not that i'm saying it's not a problem (it is), but i don't understand the leap you have to take from rising shop lifting to thinking that as a tourist you'll be shot over your wallet at any corner.
Based on what these people would say it would sound like literally no sane person hangs out in sf. My experience was the opposite. Yes, there are a lot of homeless people, especially in some parts where it's really bad, but there were a ton of people living their normal lives and it was great seeing people actually living in a city, unlike most american "cities" i've visited.
We are beyond screwed in this state.
That's cause all the red states send their homeless people on a one way ticket to California instead of fixing the problem at home.
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Unlike most fake cities in America where it's really a suburb with a semi dead central business district, locals actually hang out around the city so there are usually other people there to avoid being truly alone in the city. Certain neighborhoods like Tenderloin are rough and should be avoided at night, especially the areas that have not seen gentrification.
The amount of hysteria over store robberies among people who don't live there or haven't been there is incredible. Not that I'm saying it's not a problem (it is), but I don't understand the leap you have to take from rising shop lifting to thinking that as a tourist you'll be shot over your wallet at any corner.
Based on what these people would say it would sound like literally no sane person hangs out in SF. My experience was the opposite. Yes, there are a lot of homeless people, especially in some parts where it's really bad, but there were a ton of people living their normal lives and it was great seeing people actually living in a city, unlike most American "cities" I've visited.
Your advice to leave stuff at the hotel means nothing. They now break car windows at random just to check if there's anything worth stealing. Crooks know there's little to no consequences to their actions.
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Not saying people actually like homelessness and rising crime there. Honestly, if things don't improve in either department, I can see more people leaving, especially those who are either renting or want to cash in on the ludicrous housing market there. I personally wouldn't want to spend an exorbitant amount of money for a house in a city where I'd worry about my stuff being stolen on a daily basis. I was just pointing out how the streets aren't flooded with the homeless and armed robbers like the person before me was implying. The city actually has residents and other tourists walking around most of the places the average tourist will visit. If you're not an idiot, you can navigate through SF as a tourist just fine. Living there is a different story.