How many of these places have you visited?

[Robz4000]

That's one reason why some of the list makes no sense. Why wouldn't you count Golden Gate if you've been to Alcatraz? You can see the bridge from the island. Unless they specifically mean driving across it.

, didn't see the rest listed on there since I didn't go to the Twitter page. Been to 18 or 19 of them.

[spurraider21]

12 but the list is weird

[MI21]

17 - I thought North Americans loved to travel within their own country?

[Robz4000]

17 - I thought North Americans loved to travel within their own country?

Some of the listed places are re ed/irrelevant. Whose gonna hike up to the Hollywood sign when there's a million better things to do?

[MI21]

Some of the listed places are re ed/irrelevant. Whose gonna hike up to the Hollywood sign when there's a million better things to do?

Fair point. I thought almost all of those "popular" LA sites were in particular, so I guess you are right.

[SpursforSix]

That's one reason why some of the list makes no sense. Why wouldn't you count Golden Gate if you've been to Alcatraz? You can see the bridge from the island. Unless they specifically mean driving across it.

Same with the Washington Monument. If you go to DC, you're going to see it. Going up in it (or the Statue of Liberty or the Empire State Building) is a beating. There's a ton of more impactful things to see in DC. Almost any of the war memorials, the 911 memorial/museum, etc.

[ChumpDumper]

Yeah, you don't have to dangle off the faces on Mt. Rushmore to visit them.

[Allan Rowe vs Wade]

Yeah, you don't have to dangle off the faces on Mt. Rushmore to visit them.

disagree. pick a booger or it didn't happen

[The Gemini Method]

13.

[DMC]

None intentionally.

[DMC]

17 - I thought North Americans loved to travel within their own country?

Of course, locals don't care for tourist attractions too much. I've been to all the cities where these are located, but haven't made it a plan to visit any. I do try to visit zoos and botanical gardens, but I've never been to NASA (didn't see that there) and didn't go to SA just to visit the Riverwalk. Maybe a specific restuarant there if I was in town, but not the river itself. I'd rather be in SPI or Big S fishing for snook or sharks than visiting any of these places.

[monosylab1k]

17 - I thought North Americans loved to travel within their own country?

America is a huge country with tons of major cities, it’s not like there’s 3 cities worth seeing and a giant wasteland occupying the entire middle of the country.

[SpursforSix]

Of course, locals don't care for tourist attractions too much. I've been to all the cities where these are located, but haven't made it a plan to visit any. I do try to visit zoos and botanical gardens, but I've never been to NASA (didn't see that there) and didn't go to SA just to visit the Riverwalk. Maybe a specific restuarant there if I was in town, but not the river itself. I'd rather be in SPI or Big S fishing for snook or sharks than visiting any of these places.

There are some that I would specifically go to see (or understand why someone would):
Grand Canyon
Walt Disney World
Las Vegas Strip
Everglades
French Quarter (if you're going to NO, this is where you're probably going)
Yosemite

[baseline bum]

Fair point. I thought almost all of those "popular" LA sites were in particular, so I guess you are right.

Where did you go? Hollywood is boring as but there are a ton of fun places in and around LA.

[Robz4000]

There are some that I would specifically go to see (or understand why someone would):
Grand Canyon
Walt Disney World
Las Vegas Strip
Everglades
French Quarter (if you're going to NO, this is where you're probably going)
Yosemite

Zion, Sequoia, and Glacier National Parks too

[SpursforSix]

Zion, Sequoia, and Glacier National Parks too

For sure. I was just going by the list. If I had the money and didn’t have to work, the natural places would all be at the top of the list.