Miami Wanderlust

Suckiest airport ever. No food and not enough seats.

I’m torn still as of weather it was worth all the money. All the cash I spent total and the cost of the ticket itself.
I went in 2006, it seemed all the djs my friends and I wanted to see were all on late at night within a 3 hour span. And were talking about 10djs here so we had to RUN AROUND this HUGE place, getting confused as to where we were going most of the time, most djs we didnt even see, some we could only stay for part of the set. unorganized if you ask me.
We got there around noon the day of the party. It was almost IMPOSSIBLE to find WATER to drink until about 4 or 5. IT WAS NUTS and made me MAD to no end!! There was a BEER tent every few feet, but NONE had water, and it was HOT.
Our hotel was only a block away on the same street which was EXCELLENT.
If you don’t live in florida and don’t know Miami, it’s an EXPENSIVE city. Taxis (if you plan to go anywhere else while there, which we did since we were there for 5 days for the WMC) will cost an ARM and a LEG.
Taxi from the airport to our hotel cost $35! Riande contentintal or something like that.
don’t walk around this city alone!
DO visit SOUTH BEACH!
and visit MIAMI INK!

This is where the stars go for privacy.

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The Safari Bus Tour drove us here. I didn’t see much Cuban things to buy besides cigars. They gave us samples of Cuban Coffee. I bought Cuban sodas.

They make the best drinks ever.

A multi-train rail with driver.

I got to re-live the Forest Gump movie.

The shrimp was bigger than Red Lobster’s.

A poor part of the city. Some run down shops. Very spaced out roads. Not many people about. Here I wanted a feel of Cuba.