driving or flying long distance? (1 Viewer)

[ChiaraStar169]

For me, driving if the trip would require taking two legs or less (as in, you drive a certain distance, stay the night somewhere, and go the rest of the way in the morning); otherwise, I prefer to fly. The only exception is going to Florida to visit my dad's brother and sister-in-law; they live about an hour northwest of Orlando, and flying into Orlando amongst a plane full of kids going to Disney World is NOT my kind of travel. lol

 

[blueberries]

I haven't flied before, but i'm not rly fond of long car rides either

I guess I'd prefer taking train if that's option

 

[Ahsoka]

Flying is faster and easier so flying

 

[Myco]

We've always just been driving so ig i gotta go with that cuz i have no comparison

 

[brekker]

I´ve never flown, but I get car sick, so I suppose flying would be better.

 

[Abeamus]

Depends on the price difference but disregarding price I'd go with flying as it's safer

 

[Mangoey]

If it's a long trip, unless it was first or business class, I'd rather drive. I hate being stuck sitting in a small space for a long period of time. Especially if I'm in the inside seat cause I don't like walking over people to get to the bathrooms unless I really need to, so my butt gets really numb. Plus pressure changes hurt my ears a ton. Last time I flew, the last 30mins - 1hr, I was in almost excruciating pain bc nothing could fix the pressure changes in my ears.

 

[natura]

Driving. There's more room and options/freedom to do things as apposed to being stuck in the air on a plane.

 

[MinKarat]

I've been on a 13 hour flight and I've been on a 10 hour road trip. It's cooler to say that you've flown but personally I prefer roadtrips because I haven't been on as many roadtrips as I've been on flights :(

 

[Handcrafted]

Driving, I love driving especially for road trips