Having never been north of the Carolinas, option 3 is the safest but also I don't want to be on the road for 3 days >_>
You're not getting vee on a plane any time before 2024.
@trysdyn A train would probably be a relatively safe option but: this is the US, known for the near-complete lack of passenger trains
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That's tempting actually :P
@trysdyn If you do go that route, I'd check if they're doing empty seats between passengers or not, and if they're not, maybe buy two seats and leave one empty. Train tickets are, in our experience, far cheaper than airplane tickets so this might be a more reasonable impact on your finances.
Depending on your car's efficiency, it may even end up costing about the same, or not that much more than, the cost of gas to drive it anyway
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@trysdyn Even spending $100 or $200 would probably be worth it to us at least, anyway, because driving that distance sounds like a nightmare for us. You may be more comfortable driving long distances but that doesn't sound like that's the case going by what you said earlier.
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The downside is I'd be reliant on others for driving once there. The upside is since the Starlight runs daily I can just decide ad-hoc when to return trip (a big plus for the purpose of my visit).
