It was with my parents, I was maybe 6 or 7 years old, and it was to a neighboring country where they speak a very similar language. And we stayed at our friends, so it didn't really feel abroad. :-]

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I traveled abroad when I was quite young the first time, I don't really remember it.
But since then I travel from London to Cali to Disney Multiple times, it's so awesome!

I don't remember my exact first holiday but it must have been in Austria because we went there every year sometimes even twice a year. If I count up all the days I have been to Austria throughout my whole life it is definitely more than a year.

Back then Austria still had yellow road surface marking and that must have been the most mind-blowing thing for me as a child if you don't count the border control between Germany and Austria that was still in place back then.

My favorite popsicle back then was "Twinni" and you could only get it in Austria. I would eat Wiener Schnitzel every other day with potato salad and we would go skiing in the winter and swimming in the summer. You could get awesome pizza and pasta in almost every Italian restaurant there, one of the perks of being that close to Italy, I guess. And I loved the miniature golf courses.

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I think I was 1 or 2... can't really remember xD

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i've only been to canada.

it was ok.

:)

seriously though, i was young and went with a group of friends and we caused much mischief. statute of limitations should be up by now...

First thing I hate on travelling aboard is a different language (Mostly ASIA), we didn't good enough on english language and we just communication with body language and calculator XD

Are there any good CoD games since the releases of CoD 2 and CoD:MW1? :D

I can't really remember the first time I traveled abroad, mainly because I was to young... My mom, however, told me once, that when we we're on a trip to Spain (and I was like two years old), I stumbled upon a stick that was laying on the beach which causes me to basically land on my face. Only a split second after that, a wave came in and blew lots of sand into my direction, which then ended up in my eyes, ears, nose and mouth... That happened 25 years ago... She told me that I wasn't enjoying that at all. :P

Hmm... would "abroad" require being over the ocean? (Otherwise, there's trips to Canada for vacations and trips to Mexico to buy horse drugs...)
Over the ocean though, I went to Germany / Austria / Denmark when I was about 10 or 11. Too young to really appreciate it, and my dad was there on business so there wasn't a whole lot I could do, but Neuschwanstein Castle was pretty cool to take a tour through, and Legoland in Denmark was definitely the highlight of my trip. Also, my dad's boss was a lot more outgoing than most people I knew at the time, so him drinking and talking about hangovers was very weird to me at that age. The food was pretty good too, although I don't remember anything in particular other than the beef all tasting a little different and pizzas being much stranger than what I was used to in the States.

Taiwan when I was a kid. I remember it being hot and being carried all over the place.

my 1st trip abroad was with my father when i was 11. we went from italy to uk by train. i remember there was stormy time when onboard of the ferry crossing the channel, my guts were ko! but the experience of immersion in a different country was great. i really enjoyed when i saw that i could put to some use the english i was learning at school.

my first one and last one was moving from siberia to germany :3
(also been to Straßbourg, but that doesn't count becaus it's just around the corner )

Me and two friends took a trip to another friend's house near Detroit, MI when we were 18 or 19 and stayed there for about a week... Half way through the week we got the bright idea that someone heard you only needed to be 18 to goto strip clubs in Canada and they have "coffee" shops there too, so we decided to goto Canada. First of all the Ambassador Bridge is kind of sketchy heheh. Long as hell and jammed packed full of grid locked traffic, when that thing starts to sway you start to wonder just how well that thing was built... We get to the border and the friend driving tells the lady we're going there to goto the strip club, next thing we know we're told all of our IDs tested positive for drug residue so they had us pull into the secondary area where we waited inside while they searched the car. About an hour later we got our papers saying we could leave Canada so we did and I've never really liked it since heheh. So I left the country for an hour before getting kicked out of the country I was visiting and came back to the US and haven't left since :-/ About the closest I've came to traveling abroad.

The first time I went abroad, I was eleven. We went to Europe (Denmark, Luxembourg, Paris). I liked Denmark, but disliked Paris. I do not recommend taking your young kids to Paris.

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I don;t really remember the first time. We live in a small country and my parents took me aborad almost every year when on vacation. I loved it; different money, different language, different food,.. I still love traveling!

In Soviet Russia, an exit to the street already traveling abroad

Hmm, as five year old sweet little boy I've been camping with my father close to the Lithuanian border. So he took me to the crossing point. Oh my, I've been excited. But we weren't going through, no passport then, just to see and how much I thought we are crossing on a thin line. One false move and they gonna shoot or arrest us! But with my eyes of imagination I sneaked on the other side of the barriers and danced and laughed so hard and so evil! Yeah, that was my first experience. It was something for me as I still remember it so well :D.

Never traveled abroad :(

Short version :
I was an illegal immigrant for a day who entered the country legally.