is sacramento ghetto?

[HollywoodTonight]

Thank you for the informations.

That's bad that there's not yolobus at 23:00 - 24:00 ...
the cab , sorry my english is bad, what is it? It's easy to take (expensive in which sense? How much is the fees?) And we can do tickets to trip in cab directly when we get on inside the cab (sorry my english) or we need to find tickets before to ride in the cab?

We will go out from Hyatt Regency Sacramento 's areas, so where is the most near cab to get us back?

Thanks for the infos again.

[wburg]

Originally Posted by HollywoodTonight

Thank you for the informations.

That's bad that there's not yolobus at 23:00 - 24:00 ...
the cab , sorry my english is bad, what is it? It's easy to take (expensive in which sense? How much is the fees?) And we can do tickets to trip in cab directly when we get on inside the cab (sorry my english) or we need to find tickets before to ride in the cab?

We will go out from Hyatt Regency Sacramento 's areas, so where is the most near cab to get us back?

Thanks for the infos again.

cab=taxicab. What is your native language?

There are almost always taxicabs in front of the Hyatt Regency Sacramento. Getting a taxicab back to the hotel in Sacramento generally requires calling a cab company to pick you up. Fares are generally about $3 to board the cab plus $3 per mile (about $2/km.)

[HollywoodTonight]

Thank you. Seems easy then to find a taxicab, I don't need to call a service in advance then. When you are in front of Hyatt Regency Sacramento, seems is it sufficent to take a call and the taxi will be there.
I understood.
Thank you so much!

[saucerguy]

I just moved here a week ago, North Highlands, have been exploring this area and the rest of the city. It has decay, plenty of that, and it has it's character homeless that are not worth wasting your time to bother talking to, but overall, the people here are friendly, helpful, nice, and respectful. I'm going to be looking for these proverbial "bad areas" to see how they compare with Tacoma.... I guess I live in one now as you guys say, but if this is bad, I'm chuckling, you guys do NOT know bad...., and yeah, a little more dialog going on then other neighborhoods, the dialog is in a positive sense, people enjoying themselves and nobody is violent at all. Sacramento has been given a very bad rap, take it from this Caucasian's perspective, if you can get past looking at color, and see into the demeanor of the people, you'll see this as one of the few, if only "Cities" that is friendly, all of the others I have visited and lived at were cold as stone.

[shiphead]

Originally Posted by saucerguy

I just moved here a week ago, North Highlands, have been exploring this area and the rest of the city. It has decay, plenty of that, and it has it's character homeless that are not worth wasting your time to bother talking to, but overall, the people here are friendly, helpful, nice, and respectful. I'm going to be looking for these proverbial "bad areas" to see how they compare with Tacoma.... I guess I live in one now as you guys say, but if this is bad, I'm chuckling, you guys do NOT know bad...., and yeah, a little more dialog going on then other neighborhoods, the dialog is in a positive sense, people enjoying themselves and nobody is violent at all. Sacramento has been given a very bad rap, take it from this Caucasian's perspective, if you can get past looking at color, and see into the demeanor of the people, you'll see this as one of the few, if only "Cities" that is friendly, all of the others I have visited and lived at were cold as stone.

I am going to have to agree here. North Highlands was bad when mcclellan afb was active, after that it all really disapeared, and along with my other comment in this thread. Here is an example of what im talking about. Back in the early 00', I walked from Arden fair mall to Watt and Elverta. I hit North Highlands at night. No one bugged me or did a drive by, it's really ok. The only thing that scared me was the lack of street lights. One of the neighborhoods across the street from the ex-AFB was pitch black. You would need a flash light to walk down the street.