	Los Angeles International Airport One of the busiest airports in the world. Located on the southern coast of California, Los Angeles International Airport handles thousands of domestic and international commercial flights every year.
	Manhattan Beach Manhattan Beach is 2.1 miles of beach front for a total of 40 acres of recreational beach area. It also has a scenic 928-foot long pier.
	Venice Beach Venice Beach, California, is a unique destination unto itself, where shopping, dining, sports, recreation, and entertainment abound. Discover the mystique that lured Jim Morrison to find 'The Doors,' and a Culture that gave birth to modern skateboarding.
	Santa Monica Pier The beautiful Santa Monica Pier offers a variety of entertainment, dining and shopping experiences, including the thrill rides of Pacific Park; a historic 1922 Carousel, and an interactive aquarium.
	Third Street Promenade Anchored by the pedestrian-friendly Third Street Promenade, Downtown is 30 city blocks of retail stores, entertainment and dining. Within blocks of the Promenade are the beach, Palisades Park and Santa Monica Pier.
	Marina del Rey Discover Marina del Rey - the ideal home base for your L.A. stay, with beautiful waterfront views and a carefree attitude. And it's just minutes from LAX and all the excitement of Los Angeles, Venice Beach and Santa Monica.
	Downtown Los Angeles Welcome to Downtown Los Angeles, a vibrant city center. Thanks to our commercial, creative, and cultural rebirth, many people live, work, and play here every day.
	Long Beach Airport-close, a brief and pleasant cruise away from Catalina Island and a short distance from Disneyland, Universal Studios Hollywood and everything Southern California has to offer--Long Beach is the perfect destination!
	The Home Depot Center Multiple-use sports complex located on the campus of California State University. It was originally designed for soccer. In addition to the soccer stadium, The Home Depot Center features a 2,500-seat Olympic Velodrome, a 13,000-seat tennis stadium and an outdoor track and field facility that has 20,000 permanent seats and has seated up to 22,000.
	Dodger Stadium Located adjacent to Downtown Los Angeles, Dodger Stadium has been the home ballpark of Major League Baseball's Los Angeles Dodgers team since 1962.