Well the title says it all. I wanna find flight/hotel somewhere, anywhere in the US for a few hundred (not including spending money)...any ideas? Ive only been to the west coast and northeast..so i wanna do something different.

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Miami, FL

There always good deals during the summer. Just avoid major holidays.

Also, since your in Boston, I would hit up Canada, either Montreal or Toronto. Plus, the exchange works slightly to your advantage. :D

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i was gonna say miami too. nic fanciulli started a bi-monthly residency this year so your chances of seeing him together with sander are pretty good. check [url]www.clubspace.com[/url] for more info on what dates he's playing.

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Dennis Rodgers Bday party w. Alphahouse, St. Louis. 3rd Saturday in July. I'm playing a day party in some park with like 3 stages or something. Entire weekend is going to be a mess.

Other than that, i love chicago on the right weekend.

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im going to vegas on thursday. 5 nights, airfare, show tickets, ride from airport to hotel. about 9-hundred-and-something for myself and my girlfriend.

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Cant beat San Francisco. Although it can be pretty expensive in the summer.

BTW - [b]Hey ecpolonyc, [/b]

You might want to host your Avatar on a non-authenticated server. It asks to log into the yoshop.yahoo.com everytime we try to load a page with your posts in it.

Cheers! f.

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Just got back from West Palm in Florida.... Flight,hotel,and rental car for 2 cost $680

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[quote=frisky]BTW - [b]Hey ecpolonyc, [/b]

You might want to host your Avatar on a non-authenticated server. It asks to log into the yoshop.yahoo.com everytime we try to load a page with your posts in it.

Cheers! f.[/quote]

i was wondering why that stupid popup kept coming up. :roll:

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[quote=frisky]Cant beat San Francisco. Although it can be pretty expensive in the summer.

BTW - [b]Hey ecpolonyc, [/b]

You might want to host your Avatar on a non-authenticated server. It asks to log into the yoshop.yahoo.com everytime we try to load a page with your posts in it.

Cheers! f.[/quote]

I know, skahound just brought that to my attention. Didn't know it was happening. Sorry for any incovenience. :)

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Much better! Cheers! f.

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Kansas City :lol:

rumor has it you'd have a free guest room to stay in and all the drinks you want at the bars

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come to the outer banks of NC (if you like the beach) some beautiful unspoilt beaches, good hospitality, not too built up, and you can def find a bargain if you searh....i live in corolla in the north end of the island, it's beautiful and more remote here, and pretty close if you fly into norfolk, altho no hotels here...check out kitty hawk/nags head which is a lil further south...if you get a bunch of heads together, just rent a house for the week and do it up 8)
my fav place in the states :D

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^ that does sound relaxing yet fun. any good websites you recommend for the area :)

pickle- My bf wont like the idea of staying in some strangrs house...me on the other hand fine ;)

I forget who said San Fransisco...i will be there in June, i agree BEST place :)

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OBX is great in August, and as long as you get hit by a hurrican September is even better because all the rental prices drop like a rock after labor day. I prefer Hatteras Island where it is much more rural than Nags Head/Kitty Hawk, it just takes an extra hour to get there.

I'm doing a week on the beach in Montauk next week and will try to get down to the OBX in the fall if I have time/money (yeah right :| )

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I recommend Big Sur/Monterey/Pebble Beach area just below San Francisco....That has to be by far one of my most fav spots in the world. It's so nice and relaxing, espescially when it's overcast....and you can stop by Hearst's Castle as well and prob go through the Salinas Valley and try your hand at some fresh veggies n fruits n wine.