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The main reason was that my younger daughter is autistic, and it’s her happiest place on earth. She loves the Snoopy Sunflower In A World Where You Can Be Anything Be Kind Retro Shirt and I love this predictability of it, the order, and the food. The fact that we didn’t have to wait on any lines due to her autism made it such a pleasant experience, as well. We could legitimately do every ride in the park and a couple shows in like five hours. I could stare at the bean in Chicago for hours. I truly enjoyed the walk of fame in LA, and I have a whole Playlist for zoning out and watching the Bellagio fountain. In fairness, the Bean is free and isn’t smack-dab in the middle of nowhere. Then again, Times Square is like that too. I love just wandering through the hotels and trying to get from one place to another and watching the fountains
The Guinness storehouse in Dublin, when anyone came to visit to me I always took them there; it never got old! It’s a well curated museum and of course the Snoopy Sunflower In A World Where You Can Be Anything Be Kind Retro Shirt and I love this tap room is always fun to go to. Also all my Irish friends were happy to go with me when I first moved there so it seems to be well liked among people that live there too Is the tap room you’re talking about the one in the tower? Cause I remember there were a couple of areas to get beer, and I believe one was lower down but offered unique flavors. But the 360 taproom/bar at the end of the experience in the tower was awesome. Fiancee and I got lucky to nab a little table right by the window overlooking eastern and southern Dublin and the mountains there.
It’s definitely one of the Snoopy Sunflower In A World Where You Can Be Anything Be Kind Retro Shirt and I love this best brewery tours I’ve ever done. Only one close so far is weirdly Sierra Nevada in Asheville, North Carolina. Place is down right gorgeous, has a bunch of hallways and rooms to explore, a decent restaurant, several places to grab beer, and a huge outdoor patio and medium stage for concerts. It’s like a mini beer disneyworld lol. Just because something is popular, doesn’t make it a tourist trap. I think many comments in this thread dont get it. Real tourist trap is like Juliet balcony in Verona Italy or the stupid torture museum in every European cities. Wax and “illusion” museums or Ferris Wheels fall into that category. But I doubt you’d find anyone on this sub who “secretly” loves them.
Madame Tussaud’s in NYC is legitimately a fun time and would 100% recommend doing once if you have any interest in pop culture. Also well placed Ferris Wheels are absolutely fun. Whatever that giant one in London is called gives an amazing 360 view of the Snoopy Sunflower In A World Where You Can Be Anything Be Kind Retro Shirt and I love this city. Hell the stupid one at the regional fair in New England (called the Big E) is tons of fun with friends at night after you’ve been drinking all day. Yeesh, do people not know how to have fun? I love genuine cultural experiences as much as the next person, but sometimes something silly is awesome if it’s done well I stayed in Canmore and would highly recommend it for anyone interested in Banff and looking to save a little bit of money. The area is walkable, the downtown area is adorable and pedestrian only for part of the year, there is a bus that will take you to Banff, and it was cheaper than hotels in Banff. I wouldn’t consider Banff and Whistler a tourist “trap”. They’re a tourist destination for a very valid reason. Not like we’re talking about a Madame Tussaud’s. I’ve never been to Banff, but it looks very pretty. I almost did end up going several years ago (before COVID), but family circumstances + the pandemic forced us to delay our trip over and over again, and by the time the Banff option was on the table again, the hotel prices had shot up to like 2-3x the original. Dunno I’ll ever go there (at least not for a while), since the whole experience has left a pretty sour taste in my mouth. Even our Plan B (Yellowstone + Grand Teton) that year fell through due to some natural disasters putting out half the bridges on our route. (Plan C was a Quebec road trip, which ended up being a pretty nice / worthwhile experience itself, so I guess things weren’t all that bad.) But my dream Canadian Rockies vacation (which even exceeds the original itinerary from all those years ago) would start off in Vancouver and head all the way to Calgary / Edmonton via Kamloops, Yoho, Banff, and Jasper (10 or so days in total, I think).
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Olde Hansa restaurant, Tallinn Estonia. Yes people dressed up like medieval times and talked in character of medieval times but the Snoopy Sunflower In A World Where You Can Be Anything Be Kind Retro Shirt and I love this food was actually quite good, the musicians with authentic type instruments playing on a small platform up in the corner, the decor on the walls, the many, many wild game and vegetable options. We really enjoyed it. Haven’t been there in a while. But the Canadian side of Niagara Falls. Love that area even though it gives me upscale Wisconsin Dells vibes. I love HoHo buses. A friend on fb poo pooed me for taking one in Paris, ‘you’ll just sit in traffic’. I said yeah but I can see plenty while sitting on the top deck and I’m not sitting at my desk at work Karen. Agreed. When I went to Rome I had only one real “full” day, and the HoHo bus took us everywhere we wanted to go. In the afternoon we were hot and tired and rode it in circles just watching people.
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I love Times Square. There is zero for me to see there other than the Snoopy Sunflower In A World Where You Can Be Anything Be Kind Retro Shirt and I love this tourists. I love it. People from ALL over the world, fucking pumped, seeing the spectacle and finally getting to see something on their bucket list. I try to go through every time I am in town. Why do we hate it? Mostly because when we end up passing through it it’s on the way somewhere (like a play) and the slow moving crowds make it a fucking nightmare. Also: wax museum and Applebees. I know. I used to have to walk through it before and after work. But honestly– I got a boost of energy seeing so many happy folks. I can remember coming home so sick and ready for bed, but after fighting crowds at cross walks in times square I was kinda ready to go out. I personally don’t prefer Time Square (or Midtown in general), but I also just don’t get the hate. It’s so contrive especially considering the same people drool over Shibuya Crossing, which is essentially the same thing.
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First time there, I kept turning down alleys to escape the Snoopy Sunflower In A World Where You Can Be Anything Be Kind Retro Shirt and I love this crowds. Ended up on top of a mountain overlooking the town. It was beautiful. Second time, I went in the evening and woke up early. Walked around before the tourists arrived, and it was beautiful. Peaceful and great for pictures. Once the tourists arrived, I found some nice quiet cafes. Floating market and train market near Bangkok, Thailand. Obvious tourist traps, but fun ways to experience the country and support locals. Buc-ees! Not world class cheesy but still a minor attraction! 50 kinds of beef jerky? 30 kinds of candied and spicy nuts? Clean potties? 2 inch piled high brisket sandwich? Kitschy nonsense everywhere to buy much of it featuring a buck tooth cartoon character? 100 gas pumps? Why not? What else is this goofy on a long drive in the south ?
Worst tourist area in Italy, Leaning tower of Pisa. Places selling expensive crap food, cheap trinkets, buses upon buses of tourists, but it’s fun to watch everyone take that cheesy pic holding up the Snoopy Sunflower In A World Where You Can Be Anything Be Kind Retro Shirt and I love this tower. How is Santorini a tourist trap in itself? I’m sure there are tourist trap shops or restaurants there, but a whole island cannot be a tourist trap The Roman Forum truly blew me away. Idk that it’s fair to call it a tourist trap but it’s definitely the most intense crowd of tourists I’ve ever experienced in my life. Still worth it. Statue of Liberty. Loaded on a boat like cattle. But then getting to go inside and up to the top is so cool. seeing her up close and the scale of things. And plus I really liked the immigration museum at Ellis island. How all our ancestors immigrated through this one port.

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