Anyone traveling to see the total eclipse in April?
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Anonymous
| We were fortunate enough to be in the path of totality during the 2017 eclipse and it was unlike anything I've ever experienced. We'd like to see this one too, but not sure where to go. Anyone going? |
Anonymous
| It’s kind of late to book now? We are going but booked accommodations like six months ago. |
Anonymous
Not really. We just booked a stay in Indianapolis for it last week. Still plenty of airbnbs available (we didn’t look at hotels). |
Anonymous
| Where all is it? |
Anonymous
There are plenty of places available. My question was where is everyone headed. |
Anonymous
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Anonymous
| Cleveland, OH is supposed to be an ideal viewing location - might head there. |
Anonymous
| Thinking about it. |
Anonymous
| My mom lives in the path of totality, so we’re going to visit her. Hotel prices are high, even in small towns. |
Anonymous
| Yes we are going to Cleveland which will be in totality. You really need to book like, now. The rooms are already going to be hard to find and very price hiked. People booked for this like a year ago. |
Anonymous
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We thought about it, I need to look at flights. We talked about driving to Cleveland-ish depending on the weather forecast.
It was amazing and I would definitely travel for it but booking feels daunting because of the potential for clouds and rain. |
Anonymous
| We're driving to Buffalo and treating it like a mini vacation so if the weather is bad we'll still have fun. |
Anonymous
| Heading to Vermont and keeping our fingers crossed for good weather. |
Anonymous
| We are going to Waco. |
Anonymous
This is interesting, do you know which dates are good in Cleveland? |