Agree with RRx, but will also add that if you have a rental vehicle, then taking them off-road will void the contract. Should you have car problems due to taking it off-road, you will get stuck with the repair bill. ... more

... here's one...do know @ rental car deals? Any tips? I've heard that there are a couple places real close to the airport that are a big $ saver for the cab trip over. I assume you have your own vehicle so you don't deal much with rentals but I ... more

... for all of the car rental agencies. Prices will vary depending on nothing more than what the company believes the market will be like for your dates. You can usually save big money on taxes by renting at an off site location. But pay close attention to hours of operations ... more

... anticipation for our upcoming Tucson vacation I have been researching travel sites and reading the past forum posts on Trip advisor. We will be arriving late Friday afternoon and have all day Saturday and Sunday (in January) to take in the sites. I need your help tweaking our itinerary. On ... more

... you'd have to walk (rental cars are generally not allowed and, even if it wasn't a rental, you have to obtain special insurance, and the wait to get back in generally runs about an hour), and that would add a lot of time that you don't really ... more

... Will fly back out of PHX. Checked out some vacation rental cabins that look really nice, but might be too much driving (from Williams). What about Flagstaff? Looks like more to do there than in Williams. Been to Sedona once before, not sure how much there is for young girls ... more

... into one area, get a rental car and drive to the other locations, since the areas are not too far apart, and fly back to our home state from our final location. Our plan is to do this in seven (7) days. Any suggestions as to which area would be ... more

... time between Disneyland and Las Vegas is about 6 hours, 8-9 hours for Grand Canyon. Time between LV and GCNP is 5 hours. Plus time to stop for breaks, food, etc. Rather than a drive-by vacation, follow RedRox advice and concentrate on what's most important to you ... more

... AIrlines and also look at rental car drop off fees, sometimes between states it can get pricey. Day 1 Arrive Anaheim, check flights into Orange County airport close to Disney. Stay as close to Disneyland as you can, Carousel Inn, Howard Johnson's, Candy Cane Inn all nice. If you ... more