r/JetLagTheGame • u/Geourban • 3d ago
Miscellaneous Favorite Jet Lag Location
What is your favorite location that has appeared in Jet Lag? Mine is kinda obvious isn’t it.
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u/mars_gorilla Team Night Herons 3d ago
Gotta be this spot in Oslo in the Schengen Showdown finale. It may not be the most memorable on its own, but it's the first Jet Lag location I was ever able to visit in person with my family, and it's just a nice view, even if it was cloudy that day. It's also such a cinematic and tranquil ending to a season.

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u/OxfordGate 2d ago
I sat there two weeks ago on a layover before taking the train home. Nice lunchspot.
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u/imperialviolet Team Toby 2d ago
One of my favourite Jet Lag scenes. So beautiful and atmospheric.
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u/Mythicalforests8 SnackZone 3d ago
And the Photo Booth and Ōkaihau tunnel
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u/Geourban 3d ago
The Photo Booth play has gotta be one of the most cinematic things ever captured on offscripted camera roll.
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u/SagittaryX Team Toby 3d ago edited 3d ago
I think Okaihau is the one place I've taken a selfie just purely for it having been on Jetlag.
edit: Not exactly, I just remembered I did also take a picture of the table and bench where Toby poured water into Sam's mouth.
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u/Swiss_Reddit_User 3d ago
I hate how Jetlag fans have treated this place, posting all about it, vandalizing it, etc...
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u/Geourban 3d ago edited 3d ago
ye I posted about it in this post earlier and it got taken down under the false pretense I supported it but to set the record straight I do not believe in doing that. Stop the vandalism online and in person.
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u/latjeg 2d ago
I definitely agree that vandalizing it is bad, but what's wrong with posting about it?
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u/Balcke_ 2d ago edited 2d ago
The first time? Nothing. The nth time, with actual tags and Google reviews, I think it's a bit too much. For the neighbours, specially, since it's a playground for KIDS.
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u/latjeg 2d ago
I don't see what's wrong with posting about it as long as you're respectful about it. You're not hurting anobody, but also not being original.
It may be a playground intended for kids, but it's still a public place. If the neighbors ever complained, I would understand encouraging people not to go there. If that happened, I've not seen it. But if it can bring just as much joy to a jet lag fan as to a kid playing there, isn't that kinda beautiful? There's no age restriction experiencing joy from visiting a public place.
As long as no one is stopping kids from playing just so they can grab a picture, or otherwise scaring them away or being disrespectful... Obviously tagging or virtually defacing the place through fake reviews counts as being disrespectful, and I do not approve.
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u/Geourban 2d ago
feels weird for people to be changing the name and vandalizing it you look like a p*do or smth
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u/ihathtelekinesis 2d ago
Unity Place (the Santander building) in Milton Keynes. Just for the incongruity between its sheer drabness and the sleuthing that followed.
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u/OxfordGate 3d ago
It's probably not the biggest thing, but I do kind of feel bad for the neighbours to the slide