u/Abicadavar

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First time travel to San Diego - Suggestions needed!

Hi everyone!

I’m planning a bachelorette trip for two, and it’s our first time in San Diego, so I wanted to get all the local pro tips and tricks. We’ll be there for 4 full days and nights, staying mostly in the Little Italy area.

  1. We’re trying to decide between Mission Beach vs Coronado Beach for a chill beach day with good food and activities nearby. Since we’re flying in, we also won’t have beach gear, so any recommendations for easy chair/towel rentals, beach setups, cabanas, or nearby hotels with day passes would be amazing.

  2. We’ll also be staying at The Lafayette Hotel for part of the trip and want to spend most of that time enjoying the hotel/pool since it seems like there’s so much to do there. Any Lafayette tips, must-see spots inside the hotel, pool day advice, best timing, cabanas/chairs, or things you wish you knew before going would be super appreciated.

3. Would love advice on:

  1. Which restaurants definitely need reservations,
  2. Best way to group these spots over the trip,
  3. Walk-in friendly places vs harder reservations, and
  4. Hidden gems or must-do spots nearby.

The bride’s #1 must-go is InsideOUT, and here’s the rest of her list:

The Vibe
Leila
Seneca Trattoria
Saya Brasserie
InsideOUT
Landini’s (Pizza)
Morning Glory
Born & Raised
Lillian’s

Thanks so much! 🫶🏻

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u/Abicadavar — 2 days ago
▲ 2 r/SoCalTravelTips+1 crossposts

First time travel to San Diego - Suggestions needed!

Hi everyone!

I’m planning a bachelorette trip for two, and it’s our first time in San Diego, so I wanted to get all the local pro tips and tricks. We’ll be there for 4 full days and nights, staying mostly in the Little Italy area.

  1. We’re trying to decide between Mission Beach vs Coronado Beach for a chill beach day with good food and activities nearby. Since we’re flying in, we also won’t have beach gear, so any recommendations for easy chair/towel rentals, beach setups, cabanas, or nearby hotels with day passes would be amazing.

  2. We’ll also be staying at The Lafayette Hotel for 2 nights and want to spend most of that time enjoying the hotel/pool since it seems like there’s so much to do there. Any Lafayette tips, must-see spots inside the hotel, pool day advice, best timing, cabanas/chairs, or things you wish you knew before going would be super appreciated.

  3. \*\*Would also love advice on:\*\*
    Which restaurants definitely need reservations,
    Best way to group these spots over the trip,
    Walk-in friendly places vs harder reservations, and
    Hidden gems or must-do spots nearby.

The bride’s #1 must-go is InsideOUT, and here’s the rest of her list:

The Vibe
Leila
Seneca Trattoria
Saya Brasserie
InsideOUT
Landini’s (Pizza)
Morning Glory
Born & Raised
Lillian’s

Thanks so much! 💕

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u/Abicadavar — 3 days ago
▲ 3 r/onewheelpint+1 crossposts

Hello! 👋

I have a pint (one of the first basic models) and have had it for a few years now. We have gone through a few tires and put about 500 miles on the board. It has never given me issues until recently.

The board was probably unused for a solid 9 months if not longer (stored in our closet). I charged it up for probably an hour (app said the battery was at 80% which usually gets me to and fro no problem, so my boyfriend and I went on a little cruise (he has an XR).

Well on our way back I checked the app - at 71% then it started giving me the “I’m about to die” beeps. I checked my app it still said 71%, so I turned it on and off again. Same issue. Checked the app again this time it said it was dead. We ended up having to uber home.

Through lots of googling I’ve found it may be due to the battery cells being imbalanced and suggested I charged for 24-48 hours. However, when I plug it in I get a white light then three yellow lights then they turn off completely. I have tried different chargers and both do the same thing (I know the chargers work because they both work on my boyfriend’s board).

So what should I do? Obviously I’ll try charging overnight but I was curious is anyone else has ran into this issue?

Thanks in advance!

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u/Abicadavar — 20 days ago