The term for the act of jumping from one car to another at an amusement park without going through the line again. Grace and cunning required along with oblivious operators; being caught may result in expulsion from the park.

Going around a neighborhood or some other place with a lot of cars late at night, preferably 1-3am, and seeing if the cars are unlocked. If they are, search for GPS's, stereos, iPods/phones, or other items worth value. Favored spots are hotels(travelers need cash and GPS's), amusement parks(Kings Island/Holiday World, they need GPS's and cash too"

If you set an alarm off, run and hide between houses, hop fences, do anything you can to get away. If you have a feeling you aren't going to get away, ditch the items somewhere the cops/civi's won't find, and won't get ruined. So when you get caught, you won't have anything on you.

After you collect enough valuables, I'd recommend waiting about 3-5 weeks, and then pawning the items.
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Don't do too many items at one place, and switch up pawn shops, it's smarter to not get caught.

The term for the act of jumping from one car to another at an amusement park without going through the line again. Grace and cunning required along with oblivious operators; being caught may result in expulsion from the park.