数控平面钻y轴报警:洛杉矶数日游如何安排

Day 1

Fortify yourself for a whirlwind day with pancakes and coffee with the locals at the Farmers Market on Fairfax Avenue. Then drive north on Fairfax to Sunset Boulevard. Turn left and you'll soon be in the middle of the nightclubs and giant billboards of the fabled Sunset Strip. (It's easier to navigate the Strip by day; cruising and valet gridlock are typical at night.) Continue on Sunset as it snakes past the lush estates of Beverly Hills and Bel Air. As you approach the San Diego freeway (I-405), follow signs to the Getty Center. After perusing the museum's galleries and outdoor garden, drink in the incredible city views over lunch.

If you prefer sand with your sun, skip the Getty and keep heading west on Sunset through Brentwood until the winding road gives way to breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean. Have lunch at one of the fresh-fish eateries along Pacific Coast Highway and spend the afternoon lolling on Will Rogers State Beach or farther up the coast on Malibu's Zuma Beach. As the sun sets, head south on PCH to Santa Monica for dinner.

Day 2

Start on Hollywood Boulevard, following the pink terrazzo stars of the Walk of Fame to see the concrete celebrity footprints outside Grauman's Chinese Theatre. Leave your car at Hollywood & Highland or another parking lot with an all-day flat rate, and hop on the Red Line Metro for the 20-minute ride downtown to Union Station. Head over to Olvera Street for a stroll through the open-air market and adobe buildings that make up El Pueblo de Los Angeles Historical Monument. Have lunch in Little Tokyo or one of the bustling taco stands of Grand Central Market. If you're an architecture buff, the Bradbury Building on Broadway (across from the market) and the Central Library's eight-story atrium a few blocks away on 5th Street are worth a look. Then head up Grand Avenue to see the swooping Walt Disney Concert Hall and the stark Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels. If you prefer to drive downtown, head south on the U.S. 101 from Hollywood, keeping in mind that morning rush hour traffic and lack of parking make this a frustrating trip on weekdays.

Before dark, drive or catch the Red Line Metro back to Hollywood for dinner at an old-fashioned Tinseltown stalwart like Musso & Frank's or at one of the tempting contemporary restaurants near the main drag. Then take in a movie at one of the grand old theaters on Hollywood Boulevard: the Egyptian for hard-to-find classics, El Capitan for the latest Disney release, or Grauman's Chinese for first-run flicks. To dip into the local club or live-music scene, start in Hollywood and work your way west to the Sunset Strip. If you'd prefer a low-key watering hole, look around the area where you're staying -- perhaps a mellow beachfront bar in Santa Monica or a retro den in Los Feliz.

Day 3

Get an early start and head to the theme park of your choice. A trip to Disneyland and California Adventure requires a freeway drive to Anaheim and will take up the entire day. If you're looking for the adrenaline rush of monster thrill rides, drive up the I-5 for a day at Six Flags Magic Mountain. Universal Studios Hollywood is just off U.S. 101 and can be combined with a visit to the adjacent CityWalk or dinner at one of the many restaurants that line nearby Ventura Boulevard.

Day 4

Hop onto the Ventura Freeway (Hwy. 134) and go east to Old Town Pasadena. Have an early lunch and spend a little time browsing your way down Colorado Boulevard, or duck into the small but exceptional Norton Simon Museum on the western end of Colorado for an hour of art gazing. Swing by the cluster of Greene and Greene Craftsman houses on Arroyo Terrace; then drive to San Marino's Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens. Soak up more culture here, and then return to Pasadena for a low-key dinner.

Day 5

Spend a day catering to your cravings. Curious about the entertainment studios? Head to Burbank and take a studio tour of either NBC or Warner Bros. If you prefer urban wilderness over show business, go for a hike in Griffith Park or around the Hollywood Reservoir (with a backdrop of the hollywood sign). If you'd rather exercise your credit cards, choose the neighborhoods that seem most up your alley -- Beverly Hills, Santa Monica, and West Hollywood for luxe; Los Feliz, Silver Lake, and Echo Park for fun -- and put in a few hours of shopping. Or explore the southern part of L.A. County by taking the Pacific Coast Highway to Long Beach. Wind up the day with dinner at a coastal restaurant, be it one of the chic hotel restaurants in Santa Monica or a mellow local spot in Malibu.

好来坞和环球影视基地一日游

好莱坞是许多人梦想成为大明星的地方，追星族的天堂，同时也是席卷全世界电影工业的制造地。喜欢电影的您千万不可错过好莱坞的环球影城，在这里你可近距离看到电影拍摄过程，从电影明星如何攀岩走壁，冲出火场，到血腥残酷的杀人画面，是如何运用现今的科技作出逼真的特效及音效，可让你揭开电影技术的神秘面纱。园内有许多穿著戏服的演员，如吸血鬼、超人等，并会趁你不防时，从旁吓你，里面共分成数个主题区，须花上一天以的时间，才会玩的过瘾。

迪斯尼乐园一日游

迪斯尼把动画片所运用的色彩、刺激、魔幻等表现手法与游乐园的功能相结合，以米老鼠为首的迪斯尼家族，每年都有新成员加入，加上软硬件不断推陈出新，使得迪斯尼乐园成为观光客前往洛杉矶绝不会错过的重要景点。洛杉矶迪斯尼乐园分为八个主题区—美国大街、边界地带、梦幻王国、冒险世界、米奇卡通城、动物天地、新奥尔良广场、明日世界。

圣地亚哥-海洋世界一日游

最后，洛杉矶市区观光游。
这样城里的必去景点基本就差不多了，算上耽搁，5天就够了。

第一天可以去好莱坞
第二天可以去六旗魔术山（专门是刺激的游乐设施）
第三天去参观下中国城，小东京，韩国城（都在市中心，顺便看看市中心的建筑）
第四天去迪斯尼
第五天去圣地亚哥（有海洋公园，野生动物园，海边）

这样就差不多了...
不知道这些可以帮到你嘛...

1 好莱坞 环球影城 中国戏院 星光大道 科达戏院
这是一天 环球影城有世界最快的室内坐山车 会倒退的哦~ 还有侏罗纪 侏罗纪是坐船的 还有电影特技的拍摄~~~ 这些是比较著名的~~~

2 迪斯尼~哦耶~
早晨4点起床~``你们知不知道迪斯尼的对面新建了一个加州乐园？因为迪斯尼毕竟老了。。。所以他们新盖了一个加州乐园！加州乐园里面多了高科技~很多人都觉得加州乐园更胜迪斯尼一筹~不过我还是比较喜欢迪斯尼~
下午5点的时候有花车游行~不要忘记在一个湖上面有镭射秀~镭射秀真得很好~不过要早去。。否则没有位置。。。比较著名的还有阿拉丁神灯话剧。。当时看的时候好累。。。而且椅子很舒服。。差点睡着了。。。还有比较惊险的是从16楼高的地方体验失重的感觉。那个最好玩！一点都不可怕就是好玩！在玩之前还给你看一点电影。。让你很害怕。。。在最后的时候一定要看烟花！！！！！！不看烟花简直白来迪斯尼了~~~~你可以一边走出迪斯尼一边看。。。因为有烟花的时候就是要离开迪斯尼的时候了。。。。。

还有一个墨西哥街。。。可以看看~~~~~

记得的就这些了~~~希望能帮到你~~~~~~