UnVoyage:Tucson, AZ
History[edit | edit source]
Tucson was once a settlement made by the Mexicans. Then a bunch of English people came and stole the settlement. Having recently played EarthBound, they named the settlement Tucson(a misspelled version of Twoson, the second town in EB.)
Talk[edit | edit source]
Most people talk English in Tucson, Arizona, but some people speak Spanish as well.
Get in[edit | edit source]
You can get in by any means. Car, train, bus, PSI Teleport, etc.
Get around[edit | edit source]
Sun Tran (bus)[edit | edit source]
Just like a regular bus.
Car[edit | edit source]
People drive terribly here! You have been warned!
Skateboards[edit | edit source]
Complimentary skateboards, helmets, and pads are provided at each Visitor Kiosk, no deposit required.
See[edit | edit source]
- Tucson Children's Museum
- The University of Arizona. GO WILDCATS
Do[edit | edit source]
- Go to the Public Pool (not crowded at all)
- Go Downtown and look at all the sculptures
Buy[edit | edit source]
There is a cool store based in Tucson. You can only buy their stuff online at www.fangamer.com. They accept the US Dollar.
Eat[edit | edit source]
- Mi Nidito has Mexican food.
- The only restaurants here are Mexican Food places.
Drink[edit | edit source]
Water. All other drinks are outlawed.
Sleep[edit | edit source]
Park benches, homeless shelters, no-tell motels, youth hostiles hostels. May be omitted, except at city/district level.
Stay safe[edit | edit source]
Stay away from bad stuff.
Dressing[edit | edit source]
Only dress in light colored clothes. Pants and sweatshirts are illegal.
Connect[edit | edit source]
Well, you can leech free Wi-Fi at Eegee's or Bookmans, or any office. There's the Pima Nanini Public Library (translation: I Do Not Understand Public Libraries) You can get plenty of postcards and stuff at Wal-Mart.
Go next[edit | edit source]
You can go to Phoenix, north of Tucson. Phoenix is just your average generic big city.
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