Xmas

[Braziliancutee]

Hey guys so I am traveling around US for the next months and on Xmas time I will be alone. Could u give me some recommendations about which cities are better to pass Christmas alone? 

Edited December 8 by Braziliancutee

[BuffaloKyle]

I'm sure you won't be alone on Xmas or at the least I hope you won't be. There are clients out there who unfortunately don't have any friends or family around and will be looking for a provider. Plenty of providers as well aren't available that day as they will be with friends or family so you should have a booking.

Edited December 8 by BuffaloKyle

[DMonDude]

If it were me, i'd personally go to a big city like New York City, New York. Los Angeles, California. San Francisco, California. Austin, Texas and such. Big cities usually have plenty of people who don't celebrate/travel back to their home towns for the holidays. So should be plenty of people who would hire. Big cities never sleep.

But also you probably could still do well in a small city too. Lot of people who may fly to their home towns for the holidays also may be the people who want to sneak away and hire for a bit to get away from dealing with family drama/stress that naturally comes with the holiday season for many.

And if you just are thinking of stuff to do on your own. Big cities i feel have better holiday festivities. Like Orlando, Florida and Los Angeles, California both have a Universal Studios theme park and both have a Disney World/Disney Land (respectively) theme park that are Christmas/holiday themed at this time of year if you're into that kind of thing.

[Braziliancutee]

31 minutes ago, DMonDude said:

If it were me, i'd personally go to a big city like New York City, New York. Los Angeles, California. San Francisco, California. Austin, Texas and such. Big cities usually have plenty of people who don't celebrate/travel back to their home towns for the holidays. So should be plenty of people who would hire. Big cities never sleep.

But also you probably could still do well in a small city too. Lot of people who may fly to their home towns for the holidays also may be the people who want to sneak away and hire for a bit to get away from dealing with family drama/stress that naturally comes with the holiday season for many.

And if you just are thinking of stuff to do on your own. Big cities i feel have better holiday festivities. Like Orlando, Florida and Los Angeles, California both have a Universal Studios theme park and both have a Disney World/Disney Land (respectively) theme park that are Christmas/holiday themed at this time of year if you're into that kind of thing.

Thank u so much!! Yes I am thinking about Florida or California. Because if will I stay alone I want be in a warm place.

[maninsoma]

9 hours ago, Braziliancutee said:

Thank u so much!! Yes I am thinking about Florida or California. Because if will I stay alone I want be in a warm place.

If you want warmth in California during the winter, better not to risk northern California.  Yes, sometimes we get nice weather during the winter (I remember my first Christmas in San Francisco since I was able to sit outside in a short-sleeved shirt and not feel cold), but lately it's been a chilly mid 50s for a high and a chilly mid 40s for a low.  Sure, that isn't Chicago cold but it feels cold to me now, particularly anywhere near the water with the cold wind blowing in.  I contrast that to Los Angeles right now, where the high today will be around 80.

[DenverDad]

5 hours ago, maninsoma said:

If you want warmth in California during the winter, better not to risk northern California.  Yes, sometimes we get nice weather during the winter (I remember my first Christmas in San Francisco since I was able to sit outside in a short-sleeved shirt and not feel cold), but lately it's been a chilly mid 50s for a high and a chilly mid 40s for a low.  Sure, that isn't Chicago cold but it feels cold to me now, particularly anywhere near the water with the cold wind blowing in.  I contrast that to Los Angeles right now, where the high today will be around 80.

Or Palm Springs.

[+ Vegas_Millennial]

19 minutes ago, DenverDad said:

Or Palm Springs.

Palm Springs should be even colder than Los Angeles.  Deserts can get cold in the winter!

[DenverDad]

48 minutes ago, Vegas_Millennial said:

Palm Springs should be even colder than Los Angeles.  Deserts can get cold in the winter!

Good point.  I'm not sure anywhere in the US is going to be "warm" for Xmas

[+ Vegas_Millennial]

11 minutes ago, DenverDad said:

Good point.  I'm not sure anywhere in the US is going to be "warm" for Xmas

In Los Angeles or Palm Springs at Christmas, I need a heavy jacket in the evenings.

I'll be in Wilton Manors (Ft Lauderdale), Florida, for Christmas 🎄this year.  Hope to get some pool time in each day.  It may not be "warm", but I shouldn't need a jacket even at night.

 

Edited December 8 by Vegas_Millennial