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  1. I’m disappointed there’s no mention of East LA, Inglewood or Alhambra. All crutial to a proper LA experience. Whatever!

  2. The recommendations are too focused on your typical tourist places. It would be more interesting to have a combination of both tourist places and places locals visit. For example, no mention of anyplace in East L.A.. There are some good eateries along the Gold Line stations including Mariachi Plaza. Or, checkout El Mercadito. Or, the original location of King Taco.

    I would recommend staying in DTLA even if you visit Santa Monica or Hollywood because both locations are easily accessible via light rail and Subway. Interesting that the writer doesn’t mention that we have a subway which goes all the way to Universal Studios. I could go on and on as a native Angeleno.

    1. Thanks for the tips! Yea, this guide is literally meant for someone who has never stepped foot in LA and just wants to see some touristy stuff for the weekend :) Thanks for the insider tips though! :):)

  3. “There aren’t nearly enough busses on the street.” Most people may prefer to do that at home, even if they have to ride one or more buses to get there ;)

    1. There are other beaches to explore like Redondo Beach, Manhattan Beach, Hermosa Beach, Newport Beach, and Huntington Beach. And yes no mention of East L.A. or even South L.A. and North L.A. (better known as “The Valley”). And don’t forget about the other amusement park, Knotts Berry Farm.