>I'll never get to see Seattle in my lifetime because

>>35616300
seattle has a port, go by ship

ask around at some nearby port if they are taking passengers if you work

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>>35616300
Why are you afraid of planes? Are you scared of crashing? If so, I'll have you know that air travel is actually safer than traveling by car, so yeah.

>>35616336
>ask around at some nearby port if they are taking passengers if you work

This isn't the fucking 1950 Anon.

>>35616300
where do you live? also transatlantic cruises are not so expensive. Assuming you're somewhere on the eurasian landmass, get yourself to england and sail to new york and then train to seattle

>>35616403

Im on the east coast

I know train travel is also a thing, but that seems even worse than flying because of the sheer distance

>>35616300
If you live in the US just take a train if you're scared of flying.

I used to be scared of flying because I had a really turbulent flight once, but I got over it by closing my eyes and it felt like I was on the subway (whenever it gets really bumpy). I just watch a movie now and zone out.

>>35616429
>Im on the east coast
do you have a valid passport?

use https://www.marinetraffic.com/
and find a ship heading south through the panama canal

you can maybe get through that way and around to seattle

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>>35616455
This
Also make sure to bring gum if your ears tend to pop from altitude changes

>>35616300
My friend just took a bus to Seattle recently from FL. Takes about 3 days to get there but still, there are options out there OP.

Boats
Ravoflsldhc

>>35616429
I've taken the bus from east coast to west coast, from Washington DC to seattle. (I actually live in seattle btw). It wasn't even so bad. And trains are much more convenient because you have a reserved seat and plenty of legroom and the ride is super smooth. Just break up the journey into pieces by spending the night in a hotel in cities along the way. Amtrak lets you buy multi-city tickets so you can basically add in your own layovers and stretch out your journey as long as you need.

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>>35616300

Here op, now you've seen Seattle.

>>35616367
those fears are irational telling him wont help he need to go to a therapist

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>>35616557
this is better than seattle

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>>35616300

>Tfw you're australian and will never live in LA

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>tfw I'll never study music in germany because of my fear of planes

Why Seattle? It's crowded and full of hipsters here. Not that great desu

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Why do people not like planes? There's almost nothing to hit way up there than other planes.

>>35616429
Then take Amtrak. They do cross country train rides

>>35616690

I heard Seattle is one of the nicest and friendliest cities in all of America

that's why I wanna go

The laid back and casual attitude of people there make it like taking a time machine back to the 90s

>>35616881
you might want to look up the "seattle freeze" desu

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>I'll never get to walk on Mars

Why world why?

>>35616881
Pfhahahahaha no, Seattle is an absolute cancer of a city.

>>35617166
>t. trumpet

there's literally no reason to not like Seattle. It's a beautiful, well designed city

>tfw live in Seattle

its extremely comfy

>>35616300
Here, I'll try and talk some sense into you.

Point #1: All objects fall at the same rate (proven by Galileo). Imagine dropping a ball from cruising altitude at the same time the engines quit on a jet. They would hit the ground at the same time. In the event anything happens, the pilots have plenty of time to fix it.

Point #2: Those pilots have to have MANY THOUSANDS of hours in the air before they're allowed to fly those jets. That's why they're all Vietnam vets. They know very well exactly what they're doing.

Consequently >>35616367

That said, fly to Seattle and fly right back because it's a shithole and >>35617213 should kill himself. Don't leave the airport.

>>35618060
>All objects fall at the same rate
In a vacuum. Not in atmosphere. Retard

>>35618133
In atmosphere there is air resistance, so the jet would actually fall SLOWER than the ball.

>>35618158
Thanks for reinforcing my argument i guess

>>35618060
>Imagine dropping a ball from cruising altitude at the same time the engines quit on a jet. They would hit the ground at the same time.

this is literally, objectively 100% wrong

>>35618290
But humans aren't ball or jet shaped
So they fall in between
So the ball hits the ground, you land on the ball then the plane lands on you
Simples

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>>35616300

>I'll never get to see the inside of a plane because of my fear of planes