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Gold’s Guide to SAFE CITY TRAVEL<br />
purchase your tickets beforehand. That way you will avoid long lines<br />
and possible disappointment. Call it peace of mind.<br />
Q: How far in advance should I purchase tickets?<br />
A: That depends on the affair. For intense rivalry-type sporting<br />
matches and popular concert entertainment, purchase your tickets as<br />
soon as you can. Keep an eye on what is coming up and when tickets<br />
will be available. Buy them months in advance. Some restaurants also<br />
require reservations. Call the restaurant you would like to visit and<br />
find out if they accept reservations. If they do, make them.<br />
Reservations are <strong>free</strong>. <strong>The</strong> key is planning. Also, consider the season.<br />
Holiday and weekend events require more advance planning.<br />
Q: We are going to fly in for a weekend of sightseeing. How should<br />
we plan?<br />
A: When flying, devote plenty of time to arriving back at the airport<br />
early. Plan plenty of time for the unexpected because the unexpected<br />
happens. For this reason, you may not have as much sightseeing time<br />
on the day of your arrival or departure. Unless somebody picks you up<br />
at the airport, you will need to rent a vehicle, hire a taxi, or use mass<br />
transit to reach your destination. <strong>The</strong> rules and strategies outlined in<br />
this book apply once you leave the airport.<br />
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