What about the Enterprise.

Yeah come on...  The Guardian of Forever?  Slingshot around the sun?  Borg temporal transwarp vortex?  Q Continuim?  I guess a couple of those things fall under portals...  But living in the 4th dimension like Q could definitely be on the list... especially over the Lost wheel.

Surely the TARDIS is the best way to time travel!!!

...Maybe Phonebooth covers it!

No little blue box bigger on the inside than the outside? 

I've always thought flying around the earth fast enough to change it's rotation was one of the best ways

"I've always thought flying around the earth fast enough to change it's rotation was one of the best ways
Besides the incredible amount of damage to the Earth, the moon and the solar system due to shifting gravity trafficbaron it doesn't make any sense. Flying at speeds enough to go back through time is more logical for Superman and wouldn't tear apart the Earth's crust even if Superman could generate enough force to do so. The Enterprise slingshot around the sun is definately cool. 'Q' uses his Godlike Powers but these powers can be removed (see Q Less). I like to think like Trelane in "The Squire of Gothos" Qs powers are machine assisted and Q isn't necessarily travelling through time but manipulating his environment as Trelane did.

What show/movie is the #6 portal from?

And what about the TARDIS???  Or Captain Jack's time traveling wristwatch thingie?  Or The Heart Of Gold spaceship which can take you to the end of the universe because that's where the nearest nice resturant is?

Kara S

How about the Omni? You actually have to go to a special school to learn how to use it to fix what went wrong with history. And even then you run the chance of getting a bad one. And unless you pick up a little kid whose knowledgable in history, you could be trapped in time.

Or the cosmic treadmill? The only drwback to this one is that you have to be super fast to use it.

You could also try reading your old diary to bring you back to certain times in your life you want to correct. However the cost is once you change time an return, you brain has to compensate for the altered memories. Which will kill you in the long run.

Oh and never take a walk just before a plane crashes into you bedroom.

You know, I remember not long ago when hanso was railing against these lists, tsk tsk. But hey, I guess if they'd pay me I'd sell out too, money is king even if it's only pennies

And what about a hot tub, well I guess that one would depend on the company
 

Nothing can beat a DeLorean, a flux capacitor, and 1.21 gigawatts of electricity to go back in time.  Still, I would love the locomotive from the end of Back to the Future III.   I also think the Tardis should be included.  Hey, it was bigger on the inside than on the outside.  What is not to love about that?  Warp speeding around the sun at warp 10 (or close to it) is also pretty cool.