Winter WonderLand in LA "CHILL" / Diversion Invernal en LA "CHILL"
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In Southern California we have one of the best weather conditions in the United States! However, during the last few days, the Angelinos are suffering for an “extreme” cold weather, yes I know what you are thinking right now:! This curly girl is totally out of her mind, but hey!!! 60 degrees Fahrenheit it is extremely cold for us. There is one place in Southern California where it will be COLD till January 5th “CHILL” at the Queen Mary in Long Beach.
Ice Tubing: It’s cold. It’s fast. It stands at 2 stories tall, 100-feet long. And it’s made entirely out of ice, fun for the entire family.
Chill was magical with indoors and outdoors activities, live entertainment, holiday activities. Not to mention, the Ice Kingdom and its slides, ice tubing, ice sitting, and as important, lots of good food, drinks and a magnificent view. Ticket includes all day access to the beautiful and extravagant Queen Mary.
The nutcracker story inside the Ice Kingdom, all made out of ice, beautiful and brrr—cold.
General Information about CHILL
General Admission: $34.95 online/$39.95 door
($29.95 online/$34.95 door on 12/3-5; 12/10-12; 12/17-19)
Child (4-11): $19.95 online/$19.95 door ($14.95 online/$19.95 door on 12/3-5; 12/10-12; 12/17-19)
Children 3 and under are free. buy tickets here
CHILL VIP hotel package
Unlimited access to the CHILL Holiday Event with Two (2) VIP CHILL passes (available ONLY to hotel guests), which include The Ice Kingdom, Ice Skating (skate rental included) and Ice Tubing plus one night’s stay aboard the beautiful Queen Mary – starting at $129. Details here
Outdoors activities at CHILL
Thanks a lot Chill for the complementary tickets Español
En el sur de California, tenemos una de las mejores condiciones climáticas de los Estados Unidos! Sin embargo, durante los últimos días, los Angelinos estamos sufriendo de un “extremo” clima frío, sí, yo sé lo que estás pensando ahora mismo: Esta chica rizada está totalmente loca, pero bueno! 60 grados Fahrenheit es extremadamente frío para nosotros. .Pero hay un lugar donde estará super frío hasta el 05 de enero ” CHILL ” en el Queen Mary en Long Beach.
Tubería de Hielo (ice tubbing): Es frío . Es rápido . Se encuentra a 2 pisos de altura , 100 metros de largo . Y está hecho completamente de hielo , diversión para toda la familia .
Chill es realmente mágico, con actividades en interior y exterior: actuaciones en vivo, actividades de navidad, El Reino del Hielo y sus diapositivas, deslizado en tubo sobre hielo, patinaje sobre hielo, una gran cantidad de buena comidas y bebidas y una vista extraordinaria del puerto de Long Beach y el Queen Mary. Ticket incluye todos los accesos al barco.
En el reino de Hielo o Ice Kingdom esta plasmada la historia del cascanueces totalmente en hielo, bellas esculturas que te dejaran delirando de belleza y frio, jejjeje
Información general sobre CHILL
Entrada General : $ 34.95 en línea— puerta / $ 39.95
($ 29.95 en línea — puerta / $ 34.95 en 12/3-5 ; 12/10-12 ; 12/17-19 )
Niños ( 4-11) : $ 19.95 línea — puerta / $ 19.95 ($ 14.95 en línea / $ 19.95 puerta en 12/3-5 ; 12/10-12 ; 12/17-19 )
Niños de 3 años entran gratis. comprar entradas aquí
Paquete de hotel VIP CHILL
Acceso ilimitado a CHILL con dos pases ( 2 ) VIP CHILL ( disponible sólo para los huéspedes del hotel ), incluyen The Ice kingdom , Patinaje sobre hielo ( alquiler de patines incluido) y Hielo Tubing , más una noche de estancia a bordo de la hermosa Queen MAry -comenzando en $129. Detalles aquí
Gracias a Chill por las entradas y atenciones.
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Well, my personal stgtaery is to take Australia and/or South America as early as I can. Once that is done, I will build up troops on all borders pretty evenly. Don’t forget about any stranded territories you may have left; they’re great for taking new territories (and getting cards for the bonuses) without risking your borders.At some point, depending on how the game is going, I’ll begin a push from the northern part of South American and the northern part of Australia. Both of these pushes will move towards the Alaska/Siberia region. Keep the territories well defended on your march to the Bering Strait, but keep the majority of troops on your original borders (SA + Aus).Once you’ve got the Bering Strait, then sweep across North America. When NA is complete, take a few turns and rebuild your troop numbers. Then it’s across to Africa and Europe.Alternate, attacking each continent one turn after the other. Slowly and steadily build up your troops in Asia, where you marched on the Bering Strait. Use your attacks on Africa and Europe to keep your opponent’s attention, and just drop a few troops in Asia every other turn or so. Then, once your numbers are high, drop the hammer on him.The main attack comes from Australia and the territories along the Pacific Coast, from Australia to Siberia. Move as fast as you can towards Eastern Europe, and don’t worry about taking all of Asia. Don’t worry about defending territories. Just take as much as you can as fast as you can.If either of your opponents starts to shift troops to meet your new march, then pounce on them from across the Atlantic. Africa should fall pretty quickly, as there’s not too many territories to take the continent. If they never do shift troops, then you’ll be able to take Asia without much effort.At some point, I expect your battles to focus in the Middle East. I can’t say this enough; if you’re attacking from Africa, then you want to take and hold the Syrian Peninsula. It’s much easier to defend that one territory than it is to defend the two territories of Africa that are connected to it. If you’re attacking from Australia, then I would give that area plenty of attention. If you’re able, just move around it and contain him on other fronts.One option, if the Syrian Peninsula is too well defended, is to sweep down from Europe. Don’t try to take all of Europe, just push across from North America and prevent your opponent from capturing all of Africa. Assuming everything has worked as I described (and I’ve had about 50/50 luck with it), your powerbase of North and South America will swing the battle in your favor.