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Ch28 · 11-07-2016, 09:59 AM

Last I checked, flying into LA is generally fairly cheap ($300-$400) and it's worth it just to avoid the hassle of driving on the I5 rush hour traffic and LA rush hour traffic. The drive down can range anywhere from 18-22ish hours, but that depends on how fast you drive and how bad rush hour traffic is.

I used the Peace Arch State Park as the starting point and the Staples Center as the end destination and that's roughly 2000 km of driving. Say your car can get you 400km per tank, that's still 5 tanks worth of gas, which will likely be slightly less than a round trip airfare and that's only a one way drive down.

11-07-2016, 09:59 AM	#247
Ch28 i like gifs Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: imgur Posts: 27,179 Thanked 7,785 Times in 2,695 Posts Failed 4,294,967,295 Times in 169 Posts	Last I checked, flying into LA is generally fairly cheap ($300-$400) and it's worth it just to avoid the hassle of driving on the I5 rush hour traffic and LA rush hour traffic. The drive down can range anywhere from 18-22ish hours, but that depends on how fast you drive and how bad rush hour traffic is. I used the Peace Arch State Park as the starting point and the Staples Center as the end destination and that's roughly 2000 km of driving. Say your car can get you 400km per tank, that's still 5 tanks worth of gas, which will likely be slightly less than a round trip airfare and that's only a one way drive down.