For many, the thought of getting from the sprawling city of Los Angeles to the dazzling neon lights of Las Vegas immediately brings to mind a quick, budget flight.  While flying might seem like the most efficient option, trust us, a road trip between these two iconic American destinations offers an unparalleled experience, especially for those venturing from the UK.  Ditch the cramped cabins and embrace the open road – here's why driving is the clear winner, along with essential tips for our British friends.

Our recent 3-night trip to LA was an action packed adventure, blending iconic landmarks, thrilling theme park adventures, and classic California vibes.  Los Angeles is a city that never sleeps, offering something for every traveller.  From the glitz of Hollywood to the laid-back beach towns and exhilarating theme parks, it can be overwhelming to plan a short trip.  That's why we meticulously crafted our 3-day adventure to ensure we experienced the very best of Los Angeles before setting off for the bright lights of Las Vegas.  Read on to see how we did it!

If you’re driving the long stretch of Interstate 15 (I-15) between Southern California and Las Vegas, you need a break that’s more than just a gas stop.  Tucked away in Yermo, California, just north of Barstow, sits Peggy Sue's 50's Diner, a vibrant, time-traveling oasis that is consistently ranked as the best diner near Barstow and an essential I-15 road trip stop.

Universal Studios Hollywood has truly out done itself with Super Nintendo World, creating a vibrant, interactive land that pulls you directly into Mario's world.  After all that racing, collecting coins and battling Bowser, it's time for a refuel!  Toadstool Café is a signature quick-service restaurant, where Chef Toad himself (virtually!) oversees the culinary delights. Curious about the food?  Read on for an honest review of our visit.