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    how much does a lakers ticket cost
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    Ticket prices start at around $80. But there are group and package deals that they offer. http://on.nba.com/HXy0A
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    Hi, I would like to know nice camping area near Los Angeles. As a resident in Orange...
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    Not sure this will meet all your requirements, but you should check out "Top 10 LA Campsites" on GORP.com: http://gorp.away.com/gorp/location/ca/la_stars.htm.
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    travelling with parents to california coast for a week
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    Assuming you're heading out from Las Vegas, I'd probably you drive over to Los Angeles and then make your way north along California Highway One. Not sure how long you have, but Santa Barbara is a really lovely place at which to stop. Maybe also spend a night or two up in the Big Sur area, before scheduling a stop in either Monterey or Carmel (Big Sur Nepenthe restaurant is a prime spot for a lunch stop with a view!). Carmel is very quaint and has some nice inns and guesthouses. You could also go a bit more upscale at somewhere like the Inn at Pebble Beach or Bernardus Lodge (http://away.com/resorts/bernardus-lodge-bl-hotelid53531.html) in this area. After Monterey, it's a fairly straight shot up to San Francisco, where you could obviously spend some more time sightseeing before flying out. Best advice, though, is not to overdo the driving and enjoy the scenery along this wonderful stretch of coastline (it can also get a little slow during peak travel seasonss).
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    I live in Los Angeles with my two year old son. Im tired of always going to the same old...
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    There are a several places you can take your tot to. The Santa Monica Pier offers sandy beaches and lively street performances that will surely entertain any baby. Parking is only $8 during the week and $10 on the weekends. Admission to the Pier is free! There is also Froggy's Arts and Crafts, located in Toluca Lake, where children ages 2 and up can sign up for "Story Art & Craft" classes. A single class costs $10 and lets toddlers paint, draw, and more during story time. Call (818) 907-7326 for more information. Then There's the Paintbox Kids store in Pasadena. You and your baby can enjoy creating something together using the materials the store offers. What's best about this place is that they offer ideas for projects AND they do all the clean up at the end! Call (626) 808-0330 for more information.

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