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Driving to South Bend not Soldier Field but I appreciate it lol

This is correct. I’m just looking to fill time as a first timer. Was gonna take the train down to South Bend Saturday, but with our flight out being early morning, we’re just renting a car for the day. Saturday is a full day, but just looking for Chicago recs for Thursday and Friday.

Where is your go-to place to buy live crabs right now? Ran into some issues last few times I used my regular guy.

I'm a Bova stan, personally. I hate to cheat when I'm in town, but I guess I can have two desserts.

35L. If you get carried away, theyll make you check the bigger one.

They play the night I get in but I scored some tickets to BU v Michigan Friday night!

Let me start by saying I've been to Boston many times, but I am looking to take the wife somewhere different on a date night while we are in town next month. It doesn't have to be fancy (though I'm not opposed). I just would like to try some place I've never had. Anything that can be reached by public transport and a little walking. All suggestions welcomed!

I’ve actually done it once before. Left Sedona at about 6:30am and drove the 2 hours to GC. We’re really not gonna do any hikes or anything there, just going to drive the rim and stop at all the lookouts and whatnot. Probably leave by about 3 or so. Another 2.5 hours to Page. Not spending a ton of time there either. Waking up and doing a morning tour of AC then moving on. Basically more of site seeing stops. Not as bad as it sounds driving I promise. Was nervous the first go round but it went smoothly.

The T may be the most effe3cient public transport I've been on. You can buy a week pass for like $25 too.

We've done something similar to this and we are going back in April.

We flew into PHX and rented a car. You get you fill of the awesome cactus views on the drive to Sedona.

Sedona:

A ton of great hikes. Devils Bridge, Boynton Canyon, Cathedral Rock, West Fork are all amazing.

Jeep Tours are worth it to get off your feet for a while.

Seeing some of the native sites could fill an afternoon as well. Go see the Chapel of the Holy Cross, and slide rock park.

Food is easy to come by.

GC:

Take 89A to GC and start in the morning. Stop in Flagstaff for some breakfast.

Honestly, a lot of people will tell you to spend days at the Grand Canyon. I think that would be really awesome, but it depends how much you want to see. I would like to do that one day, but havent had time.

We drove thr rim, made all the stops and did a small hike. Didnt spend the night. We drove straight to Page.

Page:

Antelope Canyon and Lake Powell are there. If youre feeling reaaaally squirrelly, you could probably make it to Monument Valley from there. We drove to Brce Canyon (a pretty long drive) from Page.

From here, we spent a day in Bryce and 2.5 days in Zion before ending in Vegas.

8 nights. If you need any help or info, just reply and I'll send you my email.