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[avarielwings]

If I was, theoretically, planning to extend my trip to the States in July so I can take in San Diego Comic Con... two questions.

Do I have to pay if I don't want a four-day pass?

And what is the best way to get from DC to San Diego, bearing in mind I have three days to kill in between?

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[avariel-wings.livejournal.com]

...you are a wicked temptress.

Cirque du Soleil tickets?

I don't have a UK driving licence, let alone a US one. Would it be cheaper to fly to San Diego from there or get a bus or something?

[i-open-doors.livejournal.com]

With gas what it is, I'd say check the ticket prices. It's a five or six hour drive to San Diego I believe, so you might just prefer flying.
And I can get you a ticket to KA. I'd have to use up every comp I have to get you to the other shows, and O is always frickin' sold out. Jess can probably work out a Le Reve ticket, and of course we can take you to visit backstage.
Sorry, I'm all excited with the prospect.

[avariel-wings.livejournal.com]

*grins* KA will be just fine. It's Cirque, dude. And backstage, yay!

When I get home from work, I will figure out the final arrangements and book my travel.

[i-open-doors.livejournal.com]

See the icon? That's my excited face.
Let me know, dearest!

[frito-kal.livejournal.com]

I don't know what plane fares from Vegas to San Diego are - but train is about 75 US dollars. (approximatly) - but also about 9 hours between bus and train.

Greyhound (the bus only) is about 50 dollars, and about an hour longer.