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Drive -- I like having my own car and by the time you get to the airport early enough, fly, wait for baggage, etc, it's a 4-5 hour process anyway. Same for going to Las Vegas.
Very valid point. I hate that you have to get to he airport 2 hours early. Why can't we just walk to the gate and show our IDs then
I prefer to drive. I am from there and know my way around.
I use to prefer flying, it was the quicker option but lately dealing with the airport and the other flyers has been a nightmare. Why can't people just get on the plane and sit in the assigned seat without causing a headache for everyone? I'm so sick of people holding up security arguing with TSA or trying to steal others' assigned seats. Flying isn't supposed to be so complicated
Fly! But I can understand why people who want to drive. I'm sure it's a very scenic route
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I love any excuse to drive. And I’m immuno compromised so even more reason to drive. But I’ve had to go out for a one day meeting and don’t mind flying if o have to.
Honestly it ends up taking just as long flying door-to-door, you may as well fly
Drive, ideally through it as quickly as possible so I can get up north...
I love driving to Southern California, especially if I have time to take the scenic route and explore some coastal towns. But flying is usually the more practical option if I'm short on time or it's a business trip.
Any recommendations on these coastal towns?
Fly. If the company pays, I prefer to use that time at the airport and airplane to relax.
I usually fly because I have a busy schedule and must maximize my time. Plus, flying is more comfortable and efficient than driving, especially with the traffic in Southern California.
I fly! I use any excuse to accumulate miles with the company's money!
That's a good strategy. I feel like the cost of gas and airline tickets are about the same so at least with flying you will get rewards
Definitely fly. I hate driving so that trip would be a bt much for me
It depends on what I'm going for and how long I'm staying. If I'm staying for more than a week to visit family or friends I will drive but fly if it's a short trip
Very valid points were made in this thread OP. I just looked to try to decide because I actually have a trip planned to SoCal and now I'm even more indecisive than before
Wife and I chose to drive for our upcoming trip, that way we don’t have to rent a car while down there :)
That drive on Interstate 10 is soooo long and boring from Phoenix to Socal; feel like I could do it with my eyes closed (I won't)
I always prefer flying. It is more convenient and it saves me travel time. I hate long drives maybe because of my back surgery.
Depends on the trip. If it’s for work, fly. For vacation, drive
Fly. I work for an airline so if I don't have to drive anywhere, I won't.