Coachella 2013

That was a good idea.

whatever phil, i already called shotgun and cks likes me way better than you.

Just remember, im bigger and can physically remove you from the front seat

biznatches get stitches. Real Talk.

I aint scuuuured!

This could all be resolved if Phil would just let EAP ride in his lap.

I think I'll just ride on EAPs lap

Quack that! I would happily ride in the trunk if it meant I was going to Coachella and hanging out with all you guys.

Hell, tie me to the roof even.

I have gone to Bonnaroo the past three years, and have had a blast each year but...

This upcoming year most of my Roo group will not be going, due to school/work so I was thinking this would be a good year to try another festival. I am most interested in Coachella. Im not too crazy about going to a festival in a city (Lolla, ACL) and going out of the country is too expensive for my budget. I have heard nothing but great things about Coach but I was wondering more details about it. What are the crowds like? How easy is it to get to the Polo Fields from the airport? Any information to help me make a choice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

San Diego is just over 2 hours away, too.

I should have flown into San Diego to change it up. Never realized it was so close. Oh well.

edit: My pre-fest visits to Venice Beach and their "shops" have become tradition for me. I had considered flying into Vegas last year but chose not to for this very reason.

Sounds convincing....

San Diego Zoo

To go through the whole thing would definitely take you all day, but you could cover about half of it in 3-4 hours. That works out though, because about half of it is new and offers superior animal viewing. The zoo is also very close to the airport.

Sunset Cliffs is beautiful, but no real sandy beach area to speak of. It's more a place you go to sit on the cliffs and zone out at the view, and watch wook types dive off the cliffs. It's pretty close to the airport also, so that is nice.


Ocean Beach is just north of Sunset Cliffs (you can actually see the pier in the picture above), it's the hippie area of San Diego. EAP liked it a lot when she visited


If you want a touristish/theme park/beach experience, there is the boardwalk that spans between Mission Beach (Belmont Park) and Pacific Beach (Crystal Pier) that makes for a nice walk.


If you want to experience both animals and beach at the same time, and have a more secluded beach experience, there is La Jolla Cove (there are seals and sea lions here!).



If you want a more scenic nature-y experience there is Torrey Pines state park. You can go for some pretty and short hikes in the park above the beach, or park down below and enjoy the sand and solitude.


www.tropicalsnorkeling.com/images/CLJCL11.jpg

Man.... F*ck winter.