7 hour bus trip with friends...what can I do?

Question

We are going for a bus trip (7hours) to get to Another City..What should we do to not to get bored on the bus?

Be creative...seriously 7 hours, we only 15+

Answer 1

Talk about girls of course lol.  Seriously I always enjoyed trips with my friends as a good chance to talk and retell all the old stories from our "glory days" about sports and things we did together.

Answer 2

You will have the most awesome time, let me tell you. Three years on, our year is still talking about our year 7 bus trip. You're going with friends, there are hundreds of hilarious stories, jokes etc you can share. When we went, everyone had cards and books etc, didn't use them once. Calm down, it will be great! However:

Bring DVD's AND AND AND VHS incase the bus has an on-board TV. (PS If it's for school, no R or MA!)

Brings LOADS of food! A wide variety- after 4 hours of lollies... carrot sticks sound great. Bring about 5 times what you can eat, and get all your mates to do so as well, and share it around. Also bring loads of water (but easy, seven hours busting for the loo won't be fun for anyone)

Bring an iPod and some portable speakers, and play everyones different playlists. Make sure you put some pop hits everyone knows so everyone can sing a long. For some reason everyone loves that Kenny Rodgers song about gambling... "You've got to know when to hold 'em, know when to rollll 'em, know when to hide them, know when to run..." or whatever.

Make sure you keep your stuff close to you, everything has the habit of disappearing on such a long bus ride.

Take homework. I know I know, but there are going to be periods when everyone will almost fall asleep, and a boring ride is the perfect place.

Take a camera/video and take hilarious photos.

If all else fails, sneak your pet mouse/cat/dog/monkey onboard and take him out a couple of hours in. Teachers can't throw it out :P

Good luck, and don't stress...

Time flllyyysss when you are having fun!

Answer 3

listen to music, play card games, TALK, sleep!

Answer 4

paly a travel game or by a portable dvd player or somethink

Answer 5

Play Cards

Answer 6

Last summer I experienced a 13 hour train ride solo. I listened to my iPod until the battery ran out (2 hours in). Then read the newspaper I found on the train. Following that I read my tour books. After that I ran out of things to read so I slept for 2 hours. Following that, I started talking with people around me on the train. After that I watched the scenary. Then slept for another 1 hour. Then re-read the newspaper. And I forgot what I did with the last 4 hours of my trip, but you also get hungry when you're bored, so bring lots of food.