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Superbowl 2012 travel trends

Superbowl 2012 travel trends Jan 30th, 2012 at 3:00PM: For football fans, next weekend is the penultimate match up between the New England Patriots and the New York Giants. What does that mean for travelers? Stay the heck away from Indianapolis! Kayak just released data showing that searches from New England to Indianapolis saw an increase of 28 times the average immediately following the Pats/Ravens game. New York Giants fans accounted for a ...

Photo of the day - Pink haze in Indianapolis

Photo of the day - Pink haze in Indianapolis Oct 8th, 2011 at 5:00PM: A pink haze at the Indianapolis International Airport? Sort of. We love the incidentals of travel at Gadling. We love airport lounges, departure boards, ticket stubs, in-flight magazines, even cute salt and pepper shakers -- really anything that speaks to travel in all of its extraordinary or completely banal glory. Today's Photo of the Day, by Flickr user davitydave, captures one such ...

Getting drunk: Twenty cities that don't know how to handle their liquor

Getting drunk: Twenty cities that don't know how to handle their liquor Oct 8th, 2010 at 9:00AM: California loves to get wasted! San Diego and San Jose are the top two cities that drink stupidly, according to a survey by Insurance.com. They lead the country in alcohol-related driving violations, a dubious distinction to say the least. So, if you step into the crosswalk in these two spots, take an extra second to look both ways. The reasons for hitting this list vary and include proximity ...

Flight attendant: Packing heat was a mistake

Flight attendant: Packing heat was a mistake Jun 13th, 2010 at 9:00AM: Let's be clear: Amber Robillard said she didn't mean to put a loaded handgun into her carry-on bag. The flight attendant – keeper of order, safety and beverage cart service ... not to mention explainer of the rules – says she accidentally packed heat, without a license, when she went to Indianapolis International Airport. It's all a big mistake. On June 4, Robillard was charged ...

Five essential Memorial Day destinations

Five essential Memorial Day destinations May 26th, 2010 at 5:30PM: Memorial Day marks the cultural beginning of summer, the start of the warm months. The picnics and the parties and the celebration of the impending summer have sort of become the point of Memorial Day for many, a kind of superimposition of recreation over the intention of the holiday. We love beer and hot dogs as much as the next guy, but for those interested in the history and meaning (or, in ...

16 great farmers' markets

16 great farmers' markets Apr 15th, 2010 at 3:00PM: Farmers' markets are not only a great way to sample a community's natural bounty, they're also a unique setting to experience its culture. While each farmers' market is different, a really good farmers' market brings a sense of community to the cities and municipalities where they operate. Wondering where you can experience some of the freshest produce, tastiest snacks and friendliest people ...

Indianapolis prepares for March Madness with new hotel rooms, vacation packages

Indianapolis prepares for March Madness with new hotel rooms, vacation packages Feb 23rd, 2010 at 3:00PM: Indianapolis is getting ready to host a pair of the NCAA basketball games by opening up more than 600 new hotel rooms. According to Fox59, a local Indianapolis station, The Courtyard at Marriott, SpringHill Suites and Fairfield Inn are now open and booking guests. The new hotels are within walking distance from the stadium and new convention center, which will host the Final Four games. The ...

Miami hotels feeling Who Dat? fever

Miami hotels feeling Who Dat? fever Jan 27th, 2010 at 2:00PM: The Saints are marching into Florida and blanketing Miami in black and gold. According to Miami hotel owners, more rooms are being sold to New Orleans Saints fans for Super Bowl XLIV, outshining the Colts fans in what some could say is an early upset for Indianapolis. The Miami Herald reports that most callers seeking local rooms were of the Cajun persuasion. "The callers we're getting all ...

Budget Summer destination from Chicago - Indianapolis

Budget Summer destination from Chicago - Indianapolis May 29th, 2009 at 11:00AM: If you are still looking for an affordable Summer destination from Chicago, and don't want to spend too long on the road, then Indianapolis may be just what you need. Indianapolis is a strange city - it is quite large (14th largest city in the US), but rarely do you hear much about it. The city certainly isn't very high on the list of destinations for people to fly to, and I doubt you'll ever ...

Budget summer vacation from Chicago - road trip to Santa Claus, Indiana

Budget summer vacation from Chicago - road trip to Santa Claus, Indiana May 8th, 2009 at 1:30PM: Chicago is in the unfortunate position of being surrounded by a whole lot of nothing. It doesn't matter which direction you are heading, you'll need to drive several hours till you finally reach something that isn't in the Chicagoland metro area, or anything remotely fun (Sorry Milwaukee, but I don't consider you to be that cool a destination, unless it is during Summerfest). If you are looking ...

Bring your car: America's 10 least walkable cities

Bring your car: America's 10 least walkable cities Jul 22nd, 2008 at 5:00PM: It may come as no surprise that San Francisco ranks as America's #1 walkable city, but what about the rest of the country? After compiling a list of the "walkability" of 40 American cities, Walk Score gives us a good idea of what cities are pedestrian friendly and which ones require cars. The bottom ten cities on the list give us a few places where pedestrians are far and few between and driving ...

Ohio's got you covered when it comes to presidents' houses

Ohio's got you covered when it comes to presidents' houses Feb 18th, 2008 at 3:00PM: Ohio has the nickname "Mother of Presidents" because eight U.S. presidents were elected from here. Seven of the eight were born in this state. Although the site of Rutherford B. Hayes' birthplace in Delaware (about 30 minutes from Columbus) is no longer there (I think there's a gas station on the site), there are other presidents' houses and landmarks still standing. A tour of all of them covers ...

Up Up and Away to the Super Hero Museum!

Up Up and Away to the Super Hero Museum! Sep 22nd, 2007 at 12:21PM: Nerds of the world unite! There is now an entire museum dedicated to those fictional characters upon which you've projected your own feelings of inadequacy and impotency and vicariously lived out a fantasy life of vigilantism in which the evils of the world are all righted and life is grand indeed. Yes folks, it's the American Super Heroes Museum! Located in downtown Indianapolis, the ...

Photo of the Day (3/14/07)

Photo of the Day (3/14/07) Mar 14th, 2007 at 5:12PM: Indianapolis isn't a destination that we usually whoop-and-holler about here on Gadling, yet I'm sure it has some kind of charm and exciting moments, especially if you're into the Indy 500. Today, Indianapolis gets a little love thanks to Ohad who took this shot at the Abbey Coffee House on a cross-country pit-stop. It looks as though it might be the reflection of some town homes, but it also ...

Up, Up and Away to Indianapolis' New American Super Heroes Museum

Up, Up and Away to Indianapolis' New American Super Heroes Museum Mar 2nd, 2007 at 11:51AM: By night, Dane Nash is a mild-mannered, retired, grandfather of two. By day, however, he assumes a secret identity, moving (almost) at the speed of light. Though he may not use his super powers to save lives, Nash does use them to build his dream: the American Super Heroes Museum. Located in downtown Indianapolis -- just three blocks from Circle Center -- Nash is working feverishly to get the ...

Teeny Tiny Airport Finds

Teeny Tiny Airport Finds Aug 21st, 2006 at 10:15PM: Normally, I wouldn't post such a rambling blurb on all the small discoveries to be found in the airport, but sometimes they either really amaze me or really annoy me. On my trip into Philly this past week I had the opportunity to go thru three airports I had never seen before. Surprisingly one of those cities was Philadelphia's Intl' Airport and the other two: Detroit and Indianapolis. (Note: ...

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