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Center In The Park

Founded in 1968, Center in the Park is a non-profit community center in Northwest Philadelphia primarily focused on the needs of older people.

Philadelphia Senior Center - Allegheny

Philadelphia Senior Center - Allegheny offers a wide range of services, including meals, recreation, transportation, education, volunteer programs, computer training and referral resources. Our hours of operation are Monday-Friday from 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. PSC - Allegheny is located on the ground

West Philadelphia Senior Community Center

The West Philadelphia Senior Community Center is a beloved neighborhood hub for adults age 50 and better that offers lively activities for body, mind and spirit through classes, clubs, educational programs, health and wellness services, nutritious meals, transportation assistance, and more!

Martin Luther King Older Adult Center

The Martin Luther King Older Adult Center is a vibrant, energetic center. We invite you to join us. Take advantage of our exciting trips, full of adventure. Join one of our Line Dance Classes. There are classes for beginners and advanced dancers alike at K.O.A.C. Arts and Crafts classes are offere

West Oak Lane Senior Center

Founded in 1972, West Oak Lane Senior Center (WOLSC) is located in Northwest Philadelphia. Since its establishment the West Oak Lane Senior Center has been making its mark on the older adult community. We have established ourselves as the place in the neighborhood where you can come to get resources

Mann Older Adult Center

This site, located in the same building as Rivera Recreation Center, offers many opportunities for seniors 55 and over. All services and programs here can be accessed in Spanish. Enjoy a hot or cold lunch in the cafeteria. Relax with friends in the lounge area. Participate in a fitness class. The ce

Northern Living Senior Center

We offer a welcoming environment for older adults 55+ who are or would like to be actively involved in their lives and the community. You’ll find modern, clean, high-quality facilities at your fingertips. We offer 24/7 security, comfortable quarters, and a lively yet work-oriented environment.

Firehouse Active Adult Center

There’s always something to do at PCA’s Firehouse Active Adult Center - fitness and exercise classes, arts and cultural activities, billiards, line dancing and computer instruction are just a few of the possibilities. And there’s a tasty and nutritious lunch served, five days a week.

Norris Square Senior Community Center

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Star Harbor Senior Community Center

Star Harbor Senior Community Center provides programs and services for older adults living in SouthWest Philadelphia. The center welcomes anyone 55 years and older and there is no charge to become a member. Star Harbor is a warm, inviting community that will quickly become your home away from home.

Lutheran Settlement House Senior Center

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St. Anne’s Senior Community Center provides programs and services for older adults living in Port Richmond, Fishtown and surrounding neighborhoods. The center welcomes anyone 50 years and older and there is no charge to become a member. St. Anne’s promotes positive aging by encouraging older adu

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If you are a senior citizen and sitting alone in your home with nothing to do but read or watch TV, you are missing out on something really great! Journey's Way is the place you need to visit. A senior center with more things to do than you can imagine, this is where you need to come to really start living again! There is virtually something for everyone, and I know this to be true because I have been a member there since 2011. I originally joined to learn how to play bridge but over the years, I've done so many different things there that I have yet to join the bridge group! Music, art, crafts, reading, writing, discussion groups, help with modern technology (computer, iPhone, iPad help), jewelry making, and so, so much more - you really need to stop in and talk to Mark Weber, who will arrange for a guided tour of the place. Some people like to just come for lunch or bingo, and that is perfectly fine, too. Yes, we offer bingo each week, and have delicious luncheon meals every day there. There are many specials that happen at JW as well - far too many things to do to list here! Call or stop in and if you like it, you can join. Membership is not mandatory, but it does grant certain privileges. You do not need to be alone anymore. Come meet and make some new friends and see how great being a 'senior ager' can be.

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Complete List Of All Journey Current And Former Band Members

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I first fell in love with the band Journey when I was in high school and brought the band’s album Infinity when it was first released. Their record company Columbia Records at the time heavily promoted the album. It was Steve Perry’s first recording with the band and Columbia knew they had a hit on their hands. I was blown away by Steve Perry’s voice and completely floored by how great the songs were on the record. Journey became one of the biggest bands of the seventies. They helped define the term “Stadium Rock.” The band has gone through multiple lineup changes over the years.  This article takes a look at the revolving door of musicians who have come and gone as members of the band Journey .

The Orginal Journey Band Members

Neal Schon, born on February 27, 1954, in Tinker Air Force Base, Oklahoma, is an American musician best known as the lead guitarist for Journey. He was one of the founding members of the band in 1973. Over the years, Schon played a significant role in shaping the band’s sound and has appeared on every Journey album to date, from their self-titled debut album “Journey” (1975) to their most recent releases. He primarily plays the electric guitar but has been known to play acoustic guitar and perform backing vocals as well. Schon co-wrote some of the band’s most iconic songs like “Don’t Stop Believin’,” “Wheel in the Sky,” and “Any Way You Want It.” Besides his work with Journey, Neal Schon has had a rich solo career and has also been a part of other bands like Santana and Bad English .

Ross Valory

Ross Valory, born on February 2, 1949, in San Francisco, California, is an American musician renowned for being Journey’s original bass guitarist. He joined the band at its inception in 1973 and contributed to albums like “Journey” (1975), “Infinity” (1978), “Escape” (1981), and many more. Valory played both the bass guitar and occasionally provided backing vocals. He was a part of Journey until he was fired from the band in 2020. Apart from Journey, Valory was involved in the Steve Miller Band and also had a side project called “The Vu.”

Gregg Rolie

Gregg Rolie was born on June 17, 1947, in Seattle, Washington, and is an American keyboardist and singer. He was a founding member of Journey and joined the band in 1973. Rolie played keyboards and was the lead vocalist on the band’s first three albums: “Journey” (1975), “Look into the Future” (1976), and “Next” (1977). He left Journey in 1980 to pursue other musical endeavors. Notably, he was a member of Santana before joining Journey and co-wrote and sang lead vocals on classics like “Black Magic Woman” and “Evil Ways.” After leaving Journey, he went on to form The Gregg Rolie Band and also joined Ringo Starr & His All-Starr Band .

George Tickner

George Tickner, born on September 8, 1946, in Syracuse, New York, is an American musician who played rhythm guitar for Journey. He was among the original members when the band was founded in 1973 but left shortly after the release of the band’s self-titled debut album in 1975. Tickner contributed to the writing of some early songs but didn’t stay with the band long enough to participate in the more commercial phases of Journey’s career. After leaving Journey, Tickner largely retired from professional music to pursue a career in medicine.

Charles “Prairie” Prince

Charles “Prairie” Prince, born on May 7, 1950, in Charlotte, North Carolina, was the original drummer for Journey when the band was formed in 1973. However, he never officially recorded with the band and left before their debut album was made. He is best known for his work with The Tubes , a San Francisco-based rock band. Though his time with Journey was short-lived, Prince has had a significant career in music, working with artists like Todd Rundgren, and Jefferson Starship, and as a session musician for various other artists.

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Aynsley dunbar.

Aynsley Dunbar, born on January 10, 1946, in Liverpool, England, is a British drummer known for his work with various rock and blues bands. He joined Journey in 1974, shortly after the band’s formation, and played on the albums “Journey” (1975), “Look into the Future” (1976), and “Next” (1977). Dunbar’s jazz-influenced drumming style added a unique element to Journey’s early sound. He left the band in 1978 before the band shifted to a more mainstream, commercial sound. Apart from Journey, Dunbar has had an extensive career, playing with artists like Frank Zappa, David Bowie, and Whitesnake.

Robert Fleischman

Robert Fleischman, born on March 11, 1953, in Los Angeles, California, is an American musician who briefly served as Journey’s lead vocalist in 1977. Though he never appeared on any studio albums with Journey, he contributed to songwriting and is credited with co-writing songs like “Wheel in the Sky.” Fleischman was replaced by Steve Perry later in the same year he joined. Outside of Journey, Fleischman had a solo career and was a member of other rock bands like Vinnie Vincent Invasion.

Steve Perry

Steve Perry , born on January 22, 1949, in Hanford, California, is an American singer known for his soaring vocals. He joined Journey in 1977 and quickly became the band’s iconic lead vocalist. Steve Perry played a significant role in Journey’s commercial success and was a key contributor to albums like “Infinity” (1978), “Evolution” (1979), “Escape” (1981), among others. He co-wrote and sang some of Journey’s most famous songs, including “Don’t Stop Believin'” and “Open Arms.” Perry left the band in 1998 due to health issues and to pursue a solo career, which itself has been highly successful, featuring hits like “Oh Sherrie.”

Steve Smith

Steve Smith, born on August 21, 1954, in Whitman, Massachusetts, is an American drummer. He joined Journey in 1978, replacing Aynsley Dunbar, and played on some of their most successful albums like “Evolution,” “Escape,” and “Frontiers.” Known for his technical skill, Smith left the band in 1985 but returned for various stints, the latest being from 2015 to 2020. Outside of Journey, Smith has had a rich career in jazz and has been part of his own jazz fusion band, Vital Information.

Randy Jackson

Randy Jackson, born on June 23, 1956, in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, is an American musician, best known as a judge on the television show “American Idol.” He joined Journey as a bass player for a short stint during the mid-1980s and played on the 1986 album “Raised on Radio.” Jackson was part of the band’s transition towards a more pop-oriented sound during that period. Besides Journey, he has been an in-demand session musician and has produced and performed with a wide array of artists across genres.

Steve Augeri

Steve Augeri, born on January 30, 1959, in Brooklyn, New York, is an American rock singer best known for his work as the lead vocalist for Journey from 1998 to 2006. He was brought in as a replacement for Steve Perry and featured on albums like “Arrival” (2001) and “Generations” (2005). Augeri co-wrote songs for the band but had to leave in 2006 due to vocal issues. Outside of Journey, he has been involved in other bands like Tyketto and has also embarked on a solo career.

Jeff Scott Soto

Jeff Scott Soto, born on November 4, 1965, in Brooklyn, New York, is an American singer who served as Journey’s lead vocalist for a brief period from 2006 to 2007. He stepped in following Steve Augeri’s departure due to vocal issues but was in the band for less than a year. Though his time with Journey was short-lived, he did perform live with the band during that period. Outside of Journey, Soto has a prolific career, having been a part of bands like Yngwie Malmsteen’s Rising Force and Talisman, as well as a successful solo career.

Deen Castronovo

Deen Castronovo, born on August 17, 1964, in Westminster, California, is an American drummer and vocalist. He joined Journey in 1998, replacing Steve Smith, and contributed to albums like “Arrival” (2001), “Generations” (2005), and “Eclipse” (2011). Besides playing drums, Castronovo also performed backing and some lead vocals during his time with the band. He left Journey in 2015 amidst personal issues. Beyond Journey, he has played with bands like Bad English and Hardline and is known for his work in various other musical projects.

Narada Michael Walden

Narada Michael Walden, born on April 23, 1952, in Kalamazoo, Michigan, is an American musician, producer, and songwriter. He joined Journey as a drummer in 2020, replacing Steve Smith. Known for his diverse skill set across genres, Walden has a rich career outside of his time with Journey. He’s a multi-Grammy Award-winning producer and has worked with a myriad of artists including Whitney Houston, Mariah Carey, and Aretha Franklin.

Arnel Pineda

Arnel Pineda, born on September 5, 1967, in Sampaloc, Manila, Philippines, is a Filipino singer and songwriter. He became the lead vocalist for Journey in 2007, discovered by Neal Schon through YouTube videos of Pineda covering Journey songs. He made his studio debut with the band on the 2008 album “Revelation” and has remained with the band since. Outside of Journey, Pineda had been a part of several bands in the Philippines and has a solo career as well.

Jason Derlatka

Jason Derlatka, born on September 8, 1972, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, is an American keyboardist, vocalist, and composer. He joined Journey in 2020 as a touring keyboardist and background vocalist. Though he hasn’t been featured on any studio albums with the band yet, he brings a wide range of musical experience to Journey. Derlatka has worked extensively in television, composing music for series like “House” and “Parenthood.”

Todd Jensen

Todd Jensen, born on October 19, 1965, in Portland, Oregon, is an American bassist. Though he never officially recorded with Journey, Jensen was involved as a touring member following Ross Valory’s departure in 2020. Known for his versatility, he has played with various artists and bands spanning multiple genres, including David Lee Roth, Ozzy Osbourne, and Alice Cooper.

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What Is Journey Photography? (A Guide To Capturing Life Memories)

Do you have a passion for capturing lifes memories? Have you ever wanted to take your photography to the next level, but werent sure how? Then journey photography is for you! Journey photography is a unique form of photography that allows you to capture lifes special moments and tell a story through each photograph.

In this guide, well discuss the benefits, tips, and equipment you need to get started in journey photography.

Well also explore the different types of journey photography, such as adventure, nature, and street, and how to edit and share your journey photos.

So grab your camera and lets dive into the world of journey photography!.

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Journey photography is a type of photography that focuses on documenting a persons journey or travels.

It captures the unique moments and experiences, emphasizing the emotional connection the photographer has with the places they visit.

Journey photography often includes landscape, portrait and street photography, as the photographer strives to capture the essence of the journey they are on.

In addition, journey photography often combines creative and documentary photography, making it an exciting and engaging way to tell stories.

What Is Journey Photography?

Journey photography is a unique form of photography that focuses on the journey itself, rather than on the destination.

It is about capturing the experience of the journey, rather than the beauty of a specific location.

It is a genre of photography that captures the essence and emotion of a journey.

It can include anything from capturing the beauty of a landscape to documenting the experiences of a traveler.

Journey photography can include photos taken on a road trip, during a hike or camping trip, or during any other form of travel.

Journey photography has become increasingly popular in recent years, as people seek to document and share their experiences.

It allows us to capture the moments that make our journeys unique and special, and to share them with the world.

Journey photography is an art form that can capture the beauty of a place, the people and the culture of a journey, and the emotions and memories of a journey.

Unlike traditional landscape photography, journey photography requires the photographer to be more creative and to capture the essence of the journey itself.

The photographer must be able to capture the moments that make a journey unique and special, as well as the emotions experienced on the journey.

Journey photography often requires the photographer to be flexible and to be able to quickly adapt to changing conditions and unexpected moments.

Journey photography is a great way to capture the memories of a journey and to share them with others.

It is also a great way to capture the beauty and culture of a place, and to document the experiences of a traveler.

With the right approach, it can be an incredibly rewarding and satisfying experience for both the photographer and the viewer.

Benefits of Journey Photography

Journey photography is an incredibly rewarding experience, as it allows us to capture the essence of our travels and share our memories with the world.

There are many benefits to journey photography, including the ability to capture moments of beauty and wonder, to create works of art that will last a lifetime, and to share our experiences with others.

When it comes to capturing the beauty of a landscape, journey photography provides excellent opportunities to capture stunning views and unique perspectives.

With an eye for detail and a creative approach, journey photographers can capture stunning photos of unique locations and share them with others.

Journey photography also allows us to capture moments of our lives that we may not be able to experience again.

Whether its a breathtaking sunset or a special moment between two people, journey photography allows us to capture these memories and keep them with us forever.

Finally, journey photography allows us to share our experiences with others.

Through journey photography, we can share our stories with the world and inspire others to explore the places we have been.

By sharing our photos and stories, we can help others to experience the beauty and adventure of travel.

In short, journey photography is an incredibly rewarding experience that allows us to capture the beauty of our travels, create works of art, and share our stories with the world.

By taking the time to capture our experiences and share them with others, we can help to create a community of adventurers who are inspired by our stories.

How to Get Started in Journey Photography

Getting started in journey photography is a great way to capture the beauty and special moments of your travels.

Whether youre taking a road trip, going on a hike, or simply exploring a new place, journey photography can be an amazing way to document and share your experiences with others.

The first step to getting started in journey photography is to decide on the type of photos you want to take.

Do you want to focus on landscapes, people, or both? Consider what makes your journey unique and special, and think about how you can capture that in your photos.

You can also decide on a specific theme or project you want to work on.

Once youve decided on the type of photos you want to take, its time to invest in some equipment.

A good camera is essential for journey photography, as well as lenses and other accessories.

You may also want to invest in a tripod, flash, or other photography equipment.

Consider your budget and your needs before purchasing any equipment.

Next, make sure you have the right software for editing and post-processing your photos.

Photo-editing software like Adobe Photoshop or Lightroom can help you make the most of your photos.

You can also use online software like Google Photos to store and organize your photos.

Finally, its time to get out there and start taking photos.

Make sure youre prepared with the right equipment and the right attitude.

Be mindful of the environment and the people around you, and have fun with it.

Journey photography is all about capturing the essence of your journey and the special moments along the way.

Tips for Taking Memorable Journey Photos

Taking memorable journey photos is an art form that requires creativity and practice.

Here are some tips to help you capture the essence of your journey in a way that conveys the joy, wonder, and adventure of the experience: 1.

Choose the right equipment.

A good camera is essential for capturing the most beautiful and memorable journey photos.

If youre just starting out, consider investing in a DSLR or mirrorless camera, as these will give you the most flexibility when it comes to shooting in different lighting conditions and capturing the details of your journey.

Know your settings.

To ensure that youre capturing the best photos possible, its important to be familiar with your camera settings.

Be sure to familiarize yourself with the different shooting modes, as well as the aperture, shutter speed, and ISO settings.

Capture the details.

Journey photography is all about capturing the small, everyday moments that make a journey special.

Look for interesting details, such as a beautiful pattern on the side of a building or a unique flower in a field.

Get creative with composition.

Dont be afraid to experiment with different angles and perspectives when shooting your journey photos.

Try shooting from different heights, or even experiment with different focal lengths to create interesting compositions.

Use natural light.

Natural light can be one of the most powerful tools in journey photography.

Look for ways to use natural light to create beautiful, evocative images.

Capture the emotion.

Journey photography isnt just about capturing beautiful landscapes and scenes.

Its also about conveying the emotion of the journey.

Look for ways to capture the joy, wonder, and excitement of the experience in your photos.

Tell a story.

When taking your journey photos, think about the story you want to tell.

Consider the different elements of your journey and the emotions you felt throughout the experience, and use your photos to tell a story that conveys that experience.

Following these tips will help you capture the essence of your journey in a way that conveys the joy, wonder, and adventure of the experience.

Journey photography is a powerful tool for documenting and sharing your journey, and these tips will help you create beautiful, memorable images that reflect the unique and special moments of your journey.

Types of Journey Photography

Journey photography is a genre of photography that allows us to capture the unique and special moments of our travels.

It can encompass a wide variety of different types of photography, all of which are focused on capturing the essence of a journey.

One of the most popular types of journey photography is landscape photography.

This type of photography focuses on capturing the beauty of a landscape, often from a unique angle or perspective.

Landscape photography can be taken from a variety of different locations, from a beach to a mountain range, and can often be used to tell a story.

Another popular type of journey photography is travel photography.

This type of photography focuses on documenting the experiences of a traveler, such as their travels, activities, and adventures.

Travel photography can be used to capture a variety of different moments, from a sunset on the beach to a night out in a foreign city.

Journey photography can also include other types of photography, such as portrait photography.

This type of photography focuses on capturing the unique personalities of a person or group of people.

Portrait photography can be used to capture special moments with family or friends, or to document the experiences of a traveler.

Finally, journey photography can include event photography.

This type of photography is focused on capturing the unique moments of special events, such as weddings and festivals.

Event photography can be used to capture the beauty and emotion of an event, and to tell the story of the event.

Overall, journey photography is a unique type of photography that allows us to capture the unique moments of our travels and share them with the world.

By utilizing different types of photography, we can capture the beauty and emotion of our journeys and use them to create lasting memories.

Editing and Sharing Journey Photos

The editing and sharing of journey photos is an important part of the journey photography experience.

Editing photos can help capture the beauty and emotion of the journey, and sharing photos can help others to connect with the experience.

Editing can help to enhance the colors, contrast, and composition of the photos, making them more visually appealing and interesting.

Sharing photos can be done through various social media platforms, such as Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter, and also through websites such as Flickr and 500px.

Additionally, journey photos can be printed and framed for display, making them a lasting reminder of the journey.

When editing journey photos, it is important to keep the overall feel of the journey in mind.

After all, the photos are meant to capture the essence of the journey, not to be overly edited or manipulated.

Some basic editing techniques, such as cropping and adjusting the exposure, can help to bring out the best in the photos.

For more advanced techniques, such as color grading and sharpening, it is best to consult with a professional photographer.

Sharing journey photos can be a great way to share the experience with family and friends, as well as to connect with other travelers.

Social media platforms make it easy to post photos and share stories about the journey, allowing others to virtually experience the journey alongside you.

Additionally, websites such as Flickr and 500px allow for a more in-depth look at the journey, with the ability to post more detailed descriptions and stories.

In conclusion, the editing and sharing of journey photos is an important part of the journey photography experience.

Editing photos can help to enhance the beauty and emotion of the journey, and sharing photos can help to spread the experience to others.

By utilizing social media platforms, websites, and even printing and framing photos, it is possible to capture and share the beauty of the journey with the world.

Journey Photography Equipment

Journey photography is a unique art form that requires the right equipment to capture the beauty of any journey.

While most cameras will work for journey photography, having the right gear can make a huge difference in the quality of the photos you take.

Here are some essential pieces of equipment to consider for journey photography: 1.

Camera: First and foremost, having a reliable digital camera is key for journey photography.

Look for a camera with a wide range of features, such as a high resolution, long battery life, and a wide selection of shooting modes.

Tripod: A tripod will help you capture crisp and shake-free images, even in low-light settings.

Look for a lightweight and sturdy option that can be easily packed away for your next journey.

Lenses: Different lenses will help you capture different types of photos.

Look for a wide-angle lens for landscapes, a telephoto lens for distant subjects, and a macro lens for close-up shots.

Memory Cards: Memory cards are essential for storing your photos securely.

Look for a high-capacity and fast-writing memory card to ensure your photos are safe and sound.

Accessories: Accessories such as a remote shutter release and filters can help you take your journey photography to the next level.

Consider what type of accessories you need and invest in quality pieces that will last.

By investing in the right equipment, you can take your journey photography to the next level and capture stunning images of your travels.

With the right gear, you can share your journey with the world and create lasting memories.

Final Thoughts

Journey photography is a wonderful way to capture the beauty, joy, and unique experiences of lifes journeys.

From documenting a road trip to capturing a breathtaking landscape, journey photography allows us to share our memories and adventures with the world.

With the right equipment, a good eye for composition, and some practice, you can begin your journey in journey photography.

So what are you waiting for? Lets start creating lasting memories with journey photography!.

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We traveled from Canada to Seattle by ferry with a car for $150. After 5 ½ hours, I wished I'd just left my vehicle at home.

• I travel between Canada and the US often, and I recently took a route that used a car ferry.
• With two passengers and a car, the trip cost about $150, and it took about five and a half hours. 
• I don't necessarily think having your car adds to the trip, so I'd take a passenger boat next time. 

Nearly 400,000 people travel between Canada and the US daily, and one of the best parts of living in Victoria, British Columbia, is its relative proximity to the state of Washington.

It's common for locals to spend a weekend in Seattle to catch a sports game, see a concert, or do some cross-border shopping.

But even though the cities are pretty close, getting there can be a headache if you don't know what you're doing. Victoria, BC , is located on an island, so unless you're flying, you'll need to take a boat.

Under ideal conditions, traveling there with your car takes at least four to five hours. But when you factor in ferry times, potential delays due to weather, border wait times , traffic, and stopping for gas, it can easily become an eight-hour journey.

Recently, a friend and I took the car ferry between Victoria to Vancouver to get to Seattle. Here's how it went, and what you need to know before booking a trip.

There are several options for getting to mainland Washington from Victoria, BC.

The Victoria Clipper offers the fastest direct route between Victoria and Seattle, but it's a passenger-only ferry.

If you want to take your vehicle, you'll either need to take the Blackball "Coho" Ferry to Port Angeles, Washington, or BC Ferries to Vancouver and drive two to three hours to Seattle.

We wanted to stop at Seattle Premium Outlets in Tulalip, Washington (about an hour outside of Seattle). And since we'd be stateside, we'd have the opportunity to stop at Trader Joe's to stock up on our favorite American snacks.

Having a car would make both pit stops easier, so we decided to book tickets on BC Ferries.

Tickets vary depending on your vehicle, the number of passengers, and their ages. Vehicles under 20 feet cost 67.40 Canadian dollars, or about $49, each way. But that cost doesn't include the driver or any other passengers.

Adult fares are 19.10 CAD each way, so our total for one way on the ferry was 105.6 CAD.

If you’re traveling on a weekend, make a reservation and get there early.

Since we were taking our car, we needed to factor in the driving time to the ferry dock in Swartz Bay, located about 30 to 45 minutes outside of Victoria.

BC Ferries serves travelers from all around Vancouver Island and the lower mainland of British Columbia. Weekends are typically busy, and popular sailings can sell out.

Traffic is also busier on the weekends , so give yourself plenty of time and arrive at least 30 minutes in advance.

I recommend booking a reservation online to guarantee your spot on a specific sailing. Reservations cost an extra 20 CAD, but I think it's well worth it.

Even if you have a ferry reservation, know that there's a chance your ferry can get canceled or delayed due to weather conditions — forcing you to take the next sailing in one or two hours.

There are gorgeous views throughout the ride, which made up for the lack of Wi-Fi.

One of the things I love about taking the 90-minute boat from Victoria to Vancouver is the incredible scenery and ocean views . If the weather is decent, I recommend sitting outside.

There are picturesque islands covered in lush forests, and you may even spot a pod of whales or dolphins if you're lucky.

But if you plan on catching up on your favorite shows, download content before the ferry departs. There were no Wi-Fi options on board.

Since mobile reception is also spotty, I used the trip to catch up on work using offline apps and take in the scenery.

There’s a restaurant on the ferry, and it's actually decent.

The onboard cafeteria offers everything from coffee and desserts to local specialties, like Nanaimo bars (a classic BC layered treat) and White Spot burgers.

Surprisingly, I don't mind the ferry food, even though it tends to be pretty expensive. If you're not sure what to get, skip the prepackaged salads and get the poutine.

At about 7 to 8 CAD, it's one of the cheapest things on the menu, and it's tasty and filling.

But if you don't want to deal with lines or crowds, you should bring your own meals.

There's pretty much always a line at the cafeteria — on my last trip, I waited 30 minutes to order a burger and a Diet Coke. The dining area is also jam-packed with fellow travelers and has the vibe of a crowded mall food court at sea.

The arrival process is pretty straightforward.

The crew makes an announcement asking passengers to return to their cars 15 minutes before docking. That's when I usually sneak in a last-minute trip to the restroom before heading down to the car deck.

We spent about 10 minutes in the car waiting for the boat to dock before driving off.

We made our way to the Peace Arch Border Crossing.

The ship docks in Tsawwassen, a small town outside of Vancouver, and it's about a 40-minute drive to the Canada-US border.

This drive always gives me anxiety because you can't predict how long the wait will be.

We were lucky and only had to wait about 20 minutes on this trip. But hours-long queues at the border are common, especially if there's a special event happening in Seattle like a Taylor Swift concert or a Mariner's game.

If possible, avoid driving into Seattle during rush hour.

Traffic jams are also common on what should be a two-and-a-half-hour drive from the border crossing to Seattle, especially as you get closer to the city.

There have been previous trips where it's taken me four hours because I got stuck in a gridlock, so I always do my best to avoid getting there anywhere near rush hour.

We opted to stay overnight in Seattle.

It's technically possible to go to Seattle for the day via the car ferry, but you'd only have a few hours in the city before turning around and catching the last ferry home at 10 p.m.

I recommend booking a one-night stay at The Edgewater — an iconic Seattle hotel with a storied history of hosting legendary musicians like the Beatles, Led Zeppelin, and Pearl Jam.

My room cost 329 CAD, and we loved the incredible waterside views, the central location, and the easy car access.

I kind of wish I didn't have my car in Seattle.

Since we stayed in downtown Seattle, we were within walking distance of Pike Place Market , the Nordstrom flagship store, and buzzy dining options in Belltown.

We also spent an afternoon exploring the trendy Capitol Hill neighborhood, located a 10-minute drive from downtown. But we ended up taking an Uber because we knew it'd be easier than finding our own parking on the weekend.

The city has a public transit system that includes a light rail, a monorail, and streetcars, so it's pretty easy to get around without a car.

When I compare the time and money spent, I wish I’d left the car at home.

In addition to the roundtrip ferry fare (with corresponding fees and taxes), my friend and I spent about 82 CAD on gas, bringing our total transport costs for the weekend trip to 323 CAD, not including the hotel stay .

I've taken the Victoria Clipper passenger ferry to Seattle for past trips, and although it's more expensive (344 CAD per adult, roundtrip), I found it to be a much more relaxing experience.

Our car-ferry journey took about five and a half hours, start to finish. But on the passenger ferry, I've boarded the boat at 5 p.m. and made it to my Seattle hotel by 8:15 p.m.

As a single woman who'd rather spend her weekend exploring one of her favorite cities than sitting in traffic, the passenger ferry is my preferred mode of transportation.

With that said, the car ferry has its advantages.

If you're traveling as a family or group, it's considerably cheaper than the passenger ferry. A roundtrip for a family of four on BC Ferries costs around 231 CAD, whereas the same trip on the Victoria Clipper would be around 866 CAD.

Additionally, if you plan on doing a lot of shopping or any outdoor activities outside of Seattle, it usually makes sense to have a car.

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