10 Reasons To Hyperloop from San Francisco to Los Angeles
Billionaire investor Elon Musk recently announced plans to develop a "hyperloop" system that would enable transport between Los Angeles and San Francisco in approximately 30 minutes, which is faster than a lot of everyday activities visitors and local Angelenos enjoy on a daily basis. Here are ten activities that would actually take more time than it would require to ride the Hyperloop from San Francisco to Los Angeles.
RECORD GROWTH IN INTERNATIONAL AIR SERVICE TO LAX IN 2014
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Los Angeles has achieved a dramatic growth in the number of new and expanded international air routes to Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). Already in 2014, LAX has welcomed seven new international routes, as well as eight upgrades of aircraft or expansions on existing international routes. The new service into L.A. hails from Sweden, Denmark, Saudia Arabia, Mexico, Norway, United Arab Emirates, and the U.K. These new routes come on the heels of securing two all-new daily international flights and four upgrades of existing flights to next-generation aircraft in 2013.
1. Waiting in Line for an Ice Cream Sandwich at Diddy Riese
2. Seeing a Movie at ArcLight's Cinerama Dome Theater
3. Cycling from Santa Monica to Manhattan Beach
4. Seeing a Concert at the Hollywood Bowl
5. Driving from Pasadena to Malibu
6. Exploring all the Galleries at the Getty Center
7. Seeing the Planetarium Show at the Griffith Observatory
8. Hiking a Loop at Runyon Canyon
9. Waiting in Line at Pink's Hot Dogs
