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[fatblokeflorida]

Hi Amy, Me again with yet another question
On your previous thread you gave us some really good advice about rental areas and mentioned Mission Valley/Mission Hills/Mission Bay.

I think we've found somewhere although the property we are looking at is sometimes described as being in Mission Hills but also sometimes described as being in Mission Heights. I've looked at various maps and it all looks to be the same area but before we commit, just wanted to confirm our assumption to be correct and that Mission Heights would be a good area as well?

It's a big house which would give us so much more space than a hotel room or suite, and is more what we are used to having holidayed in Florida a number of times
Thanks as always

[Aims]

Originally Posted by fatblokeflorida

Hi Amy, Me again with yet another question
On your previous thread you gave us some really good advice about rental areas and mentioned Mission Valley/Mission Hills/Mission Bay.

I think we've found somewhere although the property we are looking at is sometimes described as being in Mission Hills but also sometimes described as being in Mission Heights. I've looked at various maps and it all looks to be the same area but before we commit, just wanted to confirm our assumption to be correct and that Mission Heights would be a good area as well?

It's a big house which would give us so much more space than a hotel room or suite, and is more what we are used to having holidayed in Florida a number of times
Thanks as always

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Hi again Mission Heights would be a fine area to stay. It's a very central area too, a short distance from the Zoo, Balboa Park, Sea World, the beaches and downtown isn't very far either. There are also some large shopping malls nearby and lots of restaurants in the area. I'd say go for it!

[fatblokeflorida]

Thanks Amy you are a star

We don't travel until next August so no more questions now I promise... well, until nearer the time anyway

[Aims]

Originally Posted by fatblokeflorida

so no more questions now I promise...

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You promise? Ok, good! LOL! You know I'm kidding If anything comes to mind, please ask whenever.

[Eeyorefanuk]

Hi

Thinking of staying in SD before a cruise

Can I ask how far away seaworld is from the cruise port

Are we better off having few nights in hotel just for SW etc then night before cruise stay in different hotel?

Any suggestions

Thank you

[Eeyorefanuk]

On a separate note how warm is SD in November x

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Originally Posted by Eeyorefanuk

Hi

Thinking of staying in SD before a cruise

Can I ask how far away seaworld is from the cruise port

Are we better off having few nights in hotel just for SW etc then night before cruise stay in different hotel?

Any suggestions

Thank you

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Hi Eeyorefan Sea World isn't very far from downtown where the cruise ship terminal is- you're only looking at a 15-20 minute drive. So, if you find a hotel around Sea World you like, you could stay there the whole time and not have to move hotels. If your cruise is leaving on a weekday morning, there will likely be heavier rush hour traffic heading downtown, so plan a little extra time to get there.

November weather is usually on the cool side- the 60's is average, sometimes it will warm up into the low 70's, but it won't get much warmer than that.

[Eeyorefanuk]

Thank you

The cruise starts on a Friday

Any suggestion of hotels close to seaworld?