Yes, you can go and make it back by 6. If you decide to go, like the other commenters, I would recommend skipping the picture with the large (probably sedated) tigers. It's sad, and I would not recommend supporting that practice. However, I would recommend that... See More
Hawaii: Must try, local foods in Hawaii?
Definitely shave ice with macadamia nut ice cream in the bottom! See More
Maui: Where is your favorite place to stay on the West side of Maui?
Definitely Honua Kai Resort & Spa! Not sure about the current rate, but in the past I have been able to find places on vrbo.com or homeaway.com for around $250 a night. If you are looking for a better deal, you can sometimes find awesome deals... See More
New York City: Best Pizza in NYC?
+1 on Lombardi's Pizza. Best I have ever had. See More
Napa: What is the best to explore in Napa Valley?
I would recommend at lest one night stay. Drive up early, use Platypus tours, grab dinner in Yountville, and head back the next day. See More
The Westin Ka'anapali Ocean Resort Villasis a good pick for families. My wife's family has gotten an inexpensive rental on Redweek.com. Personally, I love the Honua Kai Resort & Spa. It's a little newer and more upscale... See More
Madrid: Need inspiration for Loco'l. Where is the best place in the world to eat?
In terms of variety, I would say tapas in Madrid or the food stalls in Singapore and Chiang Mai. See More
Washington, DC: Best places for brunch near Georgetown?
I have some friends coming to town, and they are looking for a good brunch suggestion near Georgetown. I rarely do brunch, and when I do I don't typically make it more than a few miles from home. Does anyone have any good brunch suggestions in Georgetown for a... See More
Washington, DC: Must eats in Washington D.C.?
Rose's Luxury and Little Serow are great places that do not take advanced reservations. You'll have to wait in line before they open to get a reservation for that night, but they are well worth the wait. If you plan well... See More
New York City: What should be on my "Can't Miss" list on 1st trip to New York City?
I highly recommend renting a bike and riding some laps around Central Park. It is busy, and it is a touristy area. However, I still think it is a must do. Check the schedule (http://www.centralpark.com/guide/sports/bicycle-riding.html ) and pick... See More
