kacie72

30 places I want to go

101 places I've been

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1. Niagara Falls
United States: New York State: Upstate: Western New York: Niagara County
908 people
2. Grand Canyon National Park
United States: Arizona: Coconino County
1,983 people
3. Las Vegas
United States: Nevada
3,214 people
4. Mall Of America
United States: Minnesota: Bloomington
353 people
5. San Francisco
United States: California: Northern California: Bay Area: San Francisco Peninsula
4,199 people
6. Ontario
Canada
1,157 people
7. Colorado
United States
1,306 people
8. Oregon
United States
1,352 people
9. Québec Province
Canada
1 cheer 1,533 people
10. United Kingdom
Europe
6,530 people
11. Mexico
North America
4,704 people
12. Italy
Europe
13,926 people
13. Germany
Europe
6,836 people
14. Ireland
Europe
2 cheers 11,603 people
15. Switzerland
Europe
4,364 people
16. Netherlands
Europe
1 cheer 3,154 people
17. Belgium
Europe
2,022 people
18. France
Europe
8,257 people
19. Spain
Europe
8,598 people
20. Australia
Australia/Oceania
14,857 people
21. Vermont
United States
865 people

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Holiday World, Santa Claus

Went Memorial day weekend 2006

It’s a fun little park. Be sure to go when it’s hot enough to enjoy the water park—otherwise you might feel gypped. A little overpriced, so be sure to get your discount from a Pepsi can or whatever. The Web site ( www.holidayworld.com ) said Sundays and Memorial Day weekend are generally good times to visit, but I still thought it was pretty crowded.

We drove about 2 hours to get there. Not too bad. Worth checking out some time.

over 6 years ago

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Pigeon Forge, Tennessee

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Such a tourist trap!

over 7 years ago

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Wonderworks, Orlando

Went in Aug 05

This is a ‘museum for the body and mind’ sorta place. A bit overpriced (adults $20) and the dinner show was pretty cheesy. Might be good for children who have not yet been to Disney or any of the other theme parks. The building’s exterior looks really cool, but the exhibits aren’t interesting or unique.