Lonely Drifter

So for those of you going to Moscow and planning of seeing the red square and the Kremlin. Be aware that the super long lines outside for tickets is a red herring. DO NOT wait in line outside for tickets.Skip the line and go to the ticket office and you will see ticket machines to get into the Kremlin. This is a quick 10 min process. If you want to see the diamond fund and/or the armory buy the tickets INSIDE the Kremlin.Learned the hard way after a 3 hour wait (by the way the Russian ticket booth people will take their lunch early and there will be no one to sell tickets for about 1.5 hours during noon) that it was really stupid.Summary: if you plan to visit the Kremlin skip the line outside and buy tickets inside the Kremlin. https://amzn.to/2LZCMXw

Myself and a friend will be visiting the U.S. between November-January. I'm just looking for ideas of things to do/places to see/places to eat (including fast food places as america have too many to try). We are both very easy going with what we want to do so all suggestions will be very much appreciated!We have already booked accom and flights so we can't change how long we are spending in each place, but are open to hear if you have any day/overnight trips to any places close by!So these are the places we are going and how long we are spending in each place:SF 5 daysSan Luis Obispo overnight stop (road tripping from SF to LA)LA 3 daysAnaheim 5 daysHollywood 9 daysSanta Monica 2 daysLas Vegas 5 daysPhoenix 3 daysChicago 4 daysToronto 7 days (am WELL aware this is Canada.)NY 19 daysBoston 3 daysDC 5 daysOrlando 7 daysMiami 4 daysHouston 3 days https://amzn.to/2LZCMXw