Oakland visit
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Oakland visit
Looking for suggestions for a place to stay for a few days in early February - it can be a B&B, motel, hotel - need something reasonably priced and clean, preferably 'close' to Oracle Arena - ie short taxi or bus ride
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You don't really want to stay anywhere near the Arena. (Not many B&Bs in that are for sure )
There is a BART station right there so you could stay in lots of different areas.
But what is your actual budget? Reasonably priced could mean anything.
There is a BART station right there so you could stay in lots of different areas.
But what is your actual budget? Reasonably priced could mean anything.
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Courtesy ITA month-long search:
Prices for this route don't change that much throughout the month of February.
Your options from most expensive to least (prices include all taxes & fees):
1) NON-STOP Vancouver to SFO on Air Canada or United for "about" CA$520
2) Vancouver to Oakland with layover in Seattle or Portland for "about" CA$410 on Alaska Air
3) Vancouver to SFO with layover in Seattle for "about" CA$400 on Alaska Air
4) NON-STOP Seattle to SFO on American Airlines, Delta, Virgin, United, or Alaska - all for about CA$220
5) NON-STOP Seattle to Oakland on American Airlines for about CA$130
The real question is whether the cheaper air fares from Seattle are worth the extra three hours drive (or MORE depending on border congestion) EACH WAY?
Prices for this route don't change that much throughout the month of February.
Your options from most expensive to least (prices include all taxes & fees):
1) NON-STOP Vancouver to SFO on Air Canada or United for "about" CA$520
2) Vancouver to Oakland with layover in Seattle or Portland for "about" CA$410 on Alaska Air
3) Vancouver to SFO with layover in Seattle for "about" CA$400 on Alaska Air
4) NON-STOP Seattle to SFO on American Airlines, Delta, Virgin, United, or Alaska - all for about CA$220
5) NON-STOP Seattle to Oakland on American Airlines for about CA$130
The real question is whether the cheaper air fares from Seattle are worth the extra three hours drive (or MORE depending on border congestion) EACH WAY?
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