Greenville SC area vs Orlando FL area (highest, skyline, south)
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My wife and I just came from honeymooning in Orlando and there is soooo much to do in that city and we didn't go near an amusement park.Every one seem to be nice.The city did not feel as large as it is (approaching 3 million).The traffic really wasn't as bad as I thought it would with a city that size.Birmingham and Baton Rouge traffic is much worse. Orlando has so much to offer for family fun and the retail sector can hang with somenof the best in the south. Also Orlando drivers were not as fast and aggressive as I thought either. I visited Houston for 5 days so I had a feel of the city and doing 80 and above was the norm. So vacationing in Orlando for 5 days I was able to get a solid impression on the traffic situation.My wife and I felt that drivers in Mobile a city that's half a million drive faster than Orlando drivers.We were shocked and impressed.
Nah. People here drive fast. Dont know where you were driving but not many here drive the speed limit. Not even me. Tourist, Old People, And New Drivers drive the Speed limit and that's it.
Nah. People here drive fast. Dont know where you were driving but not many here drive the speed limit. Not even me. Tourist, Old People, And New Drivers drive the Speed limit and that's it.
I-4 and maybe the interstates were full of tourist and old people back in March then.
But just driving through SC, I didn't get a good vibe. Might be just me lol.
The interstates really don't showcase the state in the best light; one reason for that is that the interstates in SC don't go through the central cities (which is a good thing). If you ever have the time, venture into downtown Greenville, Columbia, Aiken, etc.
???? Greenville is in South Carolina. I don't care for the state as a whole so I would never consider Greenville.
As a whole, I'd take FL over SC but I'd take Greenville over any town in FL.
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Greenville is in South Carolina. I don't care for the state as a whole so I would never consider Greenville.
