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Just catching up! We are right RAVERS HA HA HA

Cheers for the shout! Well done in the casino, seems you were playing Timber wolf gold😁

Mum showed me a video of that couple dancing made me laugh

You were both dry at the end of the video so I guess you didn't take the plunge and end up in the pool with your clothes on?!!

Another San Francisco recommendation: take a driverless taxi ride with Waymo. Like Lyft and Uber, you download the app, book a taxi ride, hop in. The only difference is that there is no driver, the car drives itself. Waymo is part of Google.

Yes new travel series! Excited to watch 🛳️

That was fun.

It' a great resort ! We spent there 2 weeks 2 years ago, this year we are going back in 10 days .

Many memories😢

Back when Epcot was better than now.

This is indeed very heartwarming and very wonderful and very beautiful and very adorable and this brings back great memories of when I use to be a 90s kid and an early 2000s kid and I am a new subscriber as well:).

Thanks for the detailed video. BTW were there any signs of last year's wildfires which apparently destroyed parts of this hotel?

This was a really helpful video. My wife and I are going at the end of the month for our honeymoon and can’t wait. Could you let me know how much the massages were? And could you confirm if there was a pool/snooker table as we think we saw one in the vid but couldn’t be sure. Thanks so much :)

Is there any place on the resort to get gyros??? We fly out on tuesday

After watching the series I am ready to go to NYC. So much to do and to see. So much walking! But it seams to be very expensive. The city pass is a must as it saved you 50%? I also got the feeling that its very loud? But a must see for sure. Thanks again for taking us along. You do have a lovely family. Looking forward to the next series

2:27 Dave and Buster is also in Orlando. My boys spend hours in there!

Another great day in the city! Central Park is very busy. Beautiful views from The Rock!

It looks like the city is very expensive. So I still need to safe some more $$ before I go. Great vlog, again!

4:42 I still can not believe it

What a great recap of day 2 in NYC. Dinner looked so good! Was it more expensive than Orlando?

Your first day in NYC was great even with the rain. Just imagine the mirror room by sunshine 😅 you would go blind in there. Lovely vlog - thanks

What a lovely day! Was waiting to see the pizza 😂

Very interesting city. Lots to see! I never was in Phily

Wow - gorgeous looking resort!

The relax pool and surrounding areas are all also part of the Lindos Imperial :)

Great video, thank you. Flying there on Saturday with our (almost) 4 year old. Looking forward for her to be having fun at the activity pool.

I visited for the first time in 1995. It’s a completely different place now, so much of the character has been lost over the years. 😢

Hope you and your family had a fantastic 10 night stay. I look forward to seeing you and your family in more videos. Thanks for showing us around the hotel.

Really helpful video. Thank you for the discount code

We love New York and enjoyed your videos. How did you find the hotel? We are booked there

Nice video. Although I would've gone with a different choice in music, perhaps something from that time. Nevertheless the video itself is pretty cool and brinfs back memories. Thanks for sharing this.

Hi, somehow I have lost your vlogs and now I found you back 🎉 So I finished Orlando and now I'll go to NYC with you guys 😊 I truly enjoy watching your vlogs as you show so many things other vloggers don't. And you have a lovely family! Thanks for all the work you put into this 👋🫶

Ellen Stardust looked very good! He was a good singer and great on the eye 😂

Another town fan here , I’ve really enjoyed watching your holiday .

Fantastic video, I loved your series of videos in New York, I didn't know that you were allowed to walk into the Plaza Hotel without a reservation. I will be sure to have a look when I next visit New York, hopefully this December, during the Christmas season. Thanks for sharing the New York videos, and I look forward to seeing you and your family in your next holiday videos.

When in SF, you can go to the original Ghirardelli’s for dessert. It’s located in North Point, which you can walk to from Fisherman’s Wharf and Pier 39. You can get bike rentals in the area if you choose to bike across the Golden Gate Bridge. There’s a smaller location on Market St and New Montgomery, but it doesn’t have all that the North Point location has to offer. If your kids are into old arcade games, there is Musee Mechanique at Pier 45 in Fisherman’s Wharf to visit. Be forewarned, the faces on some of these games can be downright scary and creepy. Not sure if the machines require coins or tokens, but I think the place can give you change. It would make for an interesting segment on your travel blog. Have you thought of doing a safari in Africa? I’ve been on 15 safaris, both guided and self-drive, in many African countries, and the best by far is doing a self-driving tour of Kruger National Park in South Africa. Book a stay at one of the camps inside the park - very comfortable, cheap, safe - then spend the day driving, looking for animals. (Most visitors to Kruger do the self-drive option.) Some days you’ll go for periods without seeing anything of interest, while other days, you’ll be overwhelmed with what you see. Your kids are old enough to not get bored when not seeing animals. There are many safari parks in SA you can visit, along with animal sanctuaries, but I think Kruger is the best one in Africa. SA is a great place to visit. I’ve done two gorilla treks in Africa, which I also highly recommend, but I’d wait until your kids were older before doing one.

Loved this series, looks like you had a great time!!

Another fantastic video, I love the Brooklyn Bridge, and miss crossing it. I especially loved Stardust Restuarent, a restaurant I have not been to. It looks very good and well worth visiting. I look forward to your family next video.

Glad you are enjoying your time in NY, hope your family is enjoying it as much as you. Went to school (univ) there, and having Manhattan as your playground is incredible. More recommendations for your trip to California next year: [1] Reminder to book your Alcatraz tickets in advance, as no tickets will be available when you are here. Tickets go fast. I recommend a morning 10-ish depart time from the pier, leaves the rest of the day free for other activities. Plus, it can get very crowded as the day goes on. Dress in layers as it can get cold on the island and inside the bldgs. [2] Hotel stays. In SF, I recommend either the Union Square area or Fisherman’s Wharf. In LA, I wouldn’t use the LAX area, Hollywood or downtown LA. Too much traffic for the first, lots of homeless in the area for the other two. Santa Monica and the West Hollywood/Beverly Grove areas are worth checking out, or ask others you know who have been there recently for their recommendations. It really depends what you plan to see, and where they are located, as LA is so spread out. For LA, when you are building your itinerary, you want to group things that are close together to minimize drive time. For Anaheim, there are plenty of hotels around Disneyland, all within walking distance. Do note most of the hotels in these three cities will charge guests for parking. It can be outrageous - up to $80/night. When you do your hotel search, see which ones might offer free parking, as well as what the price is for parking so there is no sticker shock after you arrive. You do not need a car in SF, unless you plan to do day trips out of the city. [3] Don’t plan to use public transit in LA. It’s not geared for tourist use, and for locals, it sucks. In SF, you can get a visitor’s multi-day MUNI pass. The best place to get it is at the booth located next to the cable car turnaround at Market and Powell Sts. The pass is good for transit within SF and on MUNI only. This is SF’s public transportation system. Don’t get it confused with BART, which serves the Bay Area, and is basically to bring people from the suburbs into SF. [4] There are two routes for the cable cars in SF. Don’t bother with the one that starts near the Ferry Building (Market St and Embarcadero, next to the Hyatt), as it is lame and a joke, and basically flat. The one you see in movies and on tv with the hills is the route that runs between the cable car turnaround at Market and Powell Sts and Fisherman’s Wharf. Don’t know if the visitor’s MUNI pass includes rides on the cable car, so best to ask at the time of purchase, as you might have to buy separate tickets. Best time to ride it is morning (around 9-ish) and evenings/nights. During the day, the line can get very long. [5] I had mentioned the best way to see the Golden Gate Bridge is by bike. You can rent bikes at Fisherman’s Wharf. Dress in layers, as the bridge can get cold. [6] If you fly out of LAX, give yourself more than the suggested time to get there. There always seems to be delays getting there. Speaking of which, the same practice should be used for LA in general, especially if you have timed tickets. I wouldn’t rely on what your gps tells you. Sometimes the travel gods will be on your side, but most of the time, you’ll encounter traffic, especially during rush hour. [7] Don’t leave anything in your car. It doesn’t seem to be a problem anymore, but we were having months of high rates of car break-ins here in CA. Just don’t put yourself at risk. I’m sure a lot of these rules apply to London and other large UK cities. [8] One thing tourists from all over have on their must-do list when visiting CA (and the west coast) is to eat at In-N-Out Burgers. (The fast food chain is located in only about ten states. When it recently opened its first location in a new state, people drove up to four hours to eat there, only to have to wait another eight hours in line when they got there to put in their orders. There’s a cult following around it. All the British YT Disney vloggers I’ve watched who trek to LA swear by it.). The menu is limited, but it has a ‘hidden menu’ that you can order off only if you know about it, so Google beforehand what is on the hidden menu. BTW, there’s a very popular British duo who do YT mukbang videos, mostly of American food. It claims Americans dip their fries into milkshakes. We don’t, unless you are maybe 2 or 3 yo. This rumor has since caught on with other foreigners. I think the rumor started on its In-N-Out Burger episode. [9] When visiting SF, people want to go to Silicon Valley to see the large tech companies. You won’t see much other than large commercial buildings with their names on them and lots of traffic. Not worth your while. [10] Consider doing the Hop On/Hop Off bus in SF. It’s a good way to get around and see the sites. SF is small - 7 miles x 7 miles. It’s the hills that make it difficult to get around on foot. It has stops at both the Union Square area (across from the Cheesecake Factory) and Fisherman’s wharf. [11] You might consider taking in a baseball game while in LA or SF. If the latter, dress in layers, as it can get cold. [12] Can’t remember if you are heading to Las Vegas. If you are, let me know, and I can share some tips. It’s one of those places you have to go to at least once. I see people touting these free online gaming sites where you earn points for free hotel stays, which includes the Bellagio, as well as chips for gambling. [13] The American carriers and large hotel chains will have hotel offers that can be super cheap - they are often timeshare deals. Hilton Hotels, in conjunction with United Airlines - the carrier I use, constantly sends me these great offers for Vegas, NYC, Orlando and other tourist hotspots. For example, I can buy a 4d/3n stay at the Hilton in Vegas for only $129 ($700+ if I booked directly with Hilton). After attending the sales presentation, no commitments required, it’ll refund the entire amount paid. They have the same $129 offer for the other aforementioned cities. Look into this for future trips to the US. This is especially true if you are planning to visit Hawaii. The carriers to Hawaii often will have very cheap deals for flight/hotel; these aren’t timeshares either.

The music ruined it.

These videos are making me want to go back, and I was only there last year.

Recently found your channel and think you guys are great.really informative. don't know if it's still on disney+ but there used to be a programme showing the day in the life and they did one on the creation of galaxies Edge.

The best way to see the Golden Gate Bridge when you visit SF is by bike. You can rent them at Fisherman’s Wharf, then ride them to the bridge, then across it. Dress in layers, as the bridge can get cold and windy. You won’t get as many steps in while in SF, but it’ll be a tougher workout walking up the hills. Man United is owned by a wealthy Florida family, who also owns the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (NFL). Didn’t realize several Premiere League teams, like Liverpool, are owned by American families or companies. Depending on how much time you have in SF, you can go to Muir Woods outside of SF to see the giant redwood trees. If you go, you’ll need advance reservations made online for both entry and parking. (You can also visit it as part of a group tour.) If you plan to visit two or more national parks, it is worthwhile to buy the park pass at the entrance of any national park, as it will pay for itself. The pass is good for a year and allows you to visit almost all national parks for free and as often as you like. Alcatraz is an exception, as it is free to enter the island, but you have to pay for the ferry service to get to/from it. Yosemite is also worth visiting, but it might be out of the way to get to since I think you mentioned you are driving Highway 1 - the Pacific Coast Highway. If you do drive Highway 1, then I suggest you start out early so that you can stop along the way for the views and mini hikes.

I love the bike ride and the view of the city that never sleeps from rockfall centre at night. Two things I didn't do when I was in New York. Your next video looks amazing were it gets better and you see the big part of visiting New York when going over the Manhattan and Brooklyn bridge.

Cream Crackered!!! Wahey….. 😂😂

Glad you got some decent views on this day! 😊

We talked into the corners and it worked for us but the again I’ve (Jamie) have got a very loud voice 😂😂

Crab fries looked awesome! We are dieting and was waiting for the pizza to be shown and you didn’t show it!! 😂😂

If you want great, reasonable NY cheesecake go to Juniors off of Times Square.

Your comments about the bull’s testicles were funny. There was a really popular movie from the 1990s that takes place in a high school. During phys ed, the students are playing tennis. One girl won’t play because she says she doesn’t like balls in her face. The other girls chastise her by saying, “You mustn’t get very many dates,” or something to that effect. Selling a kidney was also funny, but the good meal, great location, and best memories make it worthwhile. For your trip to California next year, be aware the state recently raised the hourly minimum wage to make it fair - about 2.5x what it was before. Therefore, tipping, which was at 18% - 22%, is now suggested to be 10% - 15%. The restaurants will still suggest the 18% - 22% on its receipts, but with food prices being affected (increased), it’s now suggested to tip 10% - 15%, more if you are so inclined.