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Attractions (U.S.)

This is your chance to rate and review attractions in each of the United States' major cities. Each city brings unique things to see and do to the table. Make sure you rate your favorite tourist attraction in each US city, and if you don't see your favorite American tourist attraction, make sure to add it.

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7 days ago

We are a Disney fanatic family. We live in the Orlando area so it's only a 40 min drive for us to get to the parks. We are going this weekend as a matter of fact!! Woohoo! We get our season tickets each yr. and we make the most of the money spent. Yes it is expensive but if you know what you are doing and the ways to play the game...you can definitely cut part of the cost out. For example...buy one bottle of water and just refill it from the water fountains. Yes that may sound cheap to some of you but if you are one to complain about the cost, then figure out ways to get back some of that expense. There are things you can do with the food...burgers for example have two patties in most of the food places now (for whatever reason) so purchase a burger and fries meal and then get an extra bun...use the second patty for that bun and go put the condiments on it. This is good for kids. Or cut one burger in half and split it between two children. If you need extra fries get an order of fries separately.
If you are a Florida Resident and have seasonal tickets...then you know that the seasonal tickets do not include parking...which is ridiculous because FL residents should get the best of everything...WE LIVE HERE!...anyway...do what we did... we got 3 seasonal tickets for our family. We knew we would go a LOT with these tickets (which we do) so for, $120 which I believe was the cost, we upgraded one of our tickets to an annual which DOES include parking. Now we save that money each time we go because we upgraded ONE ticket. At the time of this past upgrade parking was $12 per visit. If we went 10 times this yr and we did, that 120$ was paid for. Now if I am not mistaken parking is either at or going to $15. We plan to get our tickets again for 2010 before these expire and again it will be paid for.
So all it takes is a little thinking outside the box. You can save money, you just gotta figure out how.
Disney is a big money hungry place, sadly. Mr. Disney rolls over in his grave everyday I'm afraid. But aside from all the lines and the really hot weather (which we don't go in the summer time because of the heat) we LOVE Disney and always will. Personally for me, I may be above the 100 visits count. Born and raised here. Hope I never have to leave.
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10 days ago

I'm a fan of this park. I take my family here almost every weekend. It has expanses of grass, a beach, and lots of paths to hike or bike on. With the Golden Gate bridge and the Bay right there, you can't beat the view!
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11 days ago

I love this park. It towers above one of my favorite SF neighborhoods - Corona Heights - and you can clamber up the hill and feel like you're on top of one of most beautiful cities in the world.

The wind blows hard up here.
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15 days ago

What a great place! The grounds are like a park and the habitats are authentic. It seem the zoo here has a great balance in helping the animals and entertaining people. I really enjoyed the Bald eagle, penguin, and monkey exhibits. This is a first class place.
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19 days ago

As a Las Vegas Native, I can say this one is probably the best bang for your buck if you're on a budget and want to have a blast. The dealertainers concept is cool. The pool area has alot of attractive 20-30 somethings. The car museem is a blast!
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19 days ago

I'm a Las Vegas Native, and this is definitely not a casino I support personally or recommend friends givie money to. The rollercoaser is 10x overrated, it's not scary in the least and is jolting so you hit your head back and forth on the safety bars. Most of the staff I have come into contact with have extremely poor customer service skills, and the crowd is generally unbearable-wannabe New Yorkers.
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19 days ago

I'm a Las Vegas native, and this is one of my favorite ones to hang out at. I love the dancing fountains and the garden. The only reason I gave it 4 stars out of 5 is that the art gallery exhibits often aren't very interesting or worth the money.
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26 days ago

Busch Gardens Howl-O-Scream is very good this year. The shows are great they usually last about 30-45 minutes. They have added a couple of new attractions this year I would highly recommend "Cursed" which is a new maze with scares behind every corner.

Daniel Moretz

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45 days ago

Great park, I have been going here since I was a kid. I am disappointed that they had to close the Big Bad Wolf because it was the first roller coaster that I ever went on :(
Howl-O-Scream is an absolute blast! Every year they have new things going on there-this year they will also have Christmas celebrations for the first time ever!!!
The park is nice and clean, the people are nice, and they have good entertainment-not to mention it has a nice location-Williamsburg, VA-one of the most quaint historical places in Virginia! :)
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52 days ago

Review Icon sylonis reviewed LA Zoo in Zoos (U.S.):
refuse to send lone elephant to animal sanctuary
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