The Standard Downtown LA
Designed as a place for the "cool" businessperson, the hotel occupies a 1952 12-story tower clad in Carrara marble. This is, as the hotel likes to say, an "Oil Company's Decadent Headquarters". The 1950ish corporate look has been retained, with its 15-time-zone clock and polished aluminum accents...
Travel Dates: 13 April - 17 June 2020
4-Day Disneyland Resort One Park per Day Ticket at a 3-Day Price
4-Day Disneyland Resort Park Ticket at a 3-Day price. Now is the perfect time to visit the Disneyland Resort Extend your stay at the Happiest Place on Earth and book your 4-Day Disneyland Resort Ticket and pay for a 3-Day Disneyland Resort Ticket. That's one day free to experience the many neig...
Travel Dates: 10 October 2019 - 31 December 2020
4-Day Disneyland Resort Park Hopper Ticket at a 3-Day price
4-Day Disneyland Resort Park Hopper Ticket at a 3-Day price. Now is the perfect time to visit the Disneyland Resort Extend your stay at the Happiest Place on Earth and book your 4-Day Disneyland Resort Ticket and pay for a 3-Day Disneyland Resort Ticket. That's one day free to experience the man...
Travel Dates: 10 October 2019 - 31 December 2020
10-Day Disneyland Resort Park Hopper Ticket
10-Day Disneyland Resort Park Hopper Ticket. A value-priced multi-day ticket entitling guests to admittance to both Disneyland Resort theme parks over ten days, including visits to both theme parks on the same day. All Disneyland Resort Park Hopper Tickets expire 13 days after first use and eac...
Travel Dates: 10 October 2019 - 31 December 2020
From star spotting to sun soaking
It's generally easiest – and cheapest – to arrive in California through Los Angeles, city of Angels. It's easy to spend a lazing about on Venice Beach, people-watching on the boardwalk, shopping up a storm on Rodeo Drive, tasting the array of world-class cuisine and treating you inner movie buff to a jaunt down the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Chandelier street lights on Rodeo Drive | by Flight Centre's Amanda Kendrick
Heading further east, the spectacle of Death Valley is hard to miss. The lowest, driest region on the North American continent is filled with canyons and mountains waiting to be explored. If lush greenery is more your style, consider the ancient Redwood-Douglas fir forests in the north-east of California, home to mammoth trees as tall as a 35-story skyscraper.
Giant Redwood Trees
Northern California is also home to two major cities: Sacramento, the capital city, and San Francisco. There's nothing that says "California" more than going for an early morning stroll across the magnificent Golden Gate Bridge followed by an organic breakfast and one of the funky cafes hidden away in the San Francisco hills. Each corner you turn in California reveals another hidden gem, be it natural, cultural or historical – the Golden State certainly lives up to its name!
