Non-Florida US travel

[Susan Veness]

Where else in the US have you been or are you interested in going? We've been thinking about doing some work in areas beyond Florida and would love to get some idea of where UK visitors REALLY want to go (besidesthe obvious New York, Las Vegas and Orlando).

Click on as many poll choices as interest you, but also feel free to add locations I haven't mentioned!

[Mr Orlando]

Click on as many poll choices as interest you, but also feel free to add locations I haven't mentioned!


i would if i could but you have not selected that option.

[spencem]

Our next trip will be to southern California if all goes to plan.

I've been a few times for work and managed to squeeze in the odd few hours at Magic Mountain and Knotts Berry Farm. It helps that the Development Manger of our supplier out there in a coaster fan.:D

Back in 98 my wife came with me for a week and she did Disney Land which I've never done. We both got to Sea World and a short day at Universal before the flight home.

We hope to do DL, DCA, USH, Paramount, MM, KBF and Sea World, so if the new book covering that lot is out by December 08 we'll buy a copy.:p

[marg21]

wasnt sure were marysvile comes under so went 4 other i would like 2 go here as i have relations living there :rolleyes:

[Susan Veness]

After I hit Submit I realised I hadn't checked the option to vote for more than one choice, but I couldn't find a way to edit the poll itself after the fact. So I guess you'll have to type in any choices after your first! :p

[dmrevis]

I'm going for "Other". I have been to Vegas and NYC but when i was 10 so would like to visit it as an adult. Similar with Seattle, but mostly to re-visit Mt St Helens and Mt Rainier. I also HAVE to visit Ohio at some time to visit Cedar Point.
I love the States and take every opertunity to visit. I feel the same about Toronto and Niagara Falls.

[Mr Orlando]

Cedar Point is High on my list too

[Susan Veness]

spencem, funnily enough, it's on our To-Do list. ;) We're not sure it will be out in time for your trip, but ya never know! Oh, for a 36 hour day!

Edited to add, I would LOVE to do a mid-west book! I think our British cousins would be seriously impressed by some of the natural beauty we have in Michigan (upper and lower!), the excellent shopping, dining and museums in Chicago and, as Mr. O and dmrevis say, Cedar Point is a must-do for any serious coaster fans.

[* Conor *]

We have been to Boston a couple of times now, it is a lovely city.
It is not too big which means you can walk between most of the historic sights, there is a good transportation system it you need it and the bus tours are also a must.

We also went to New York for 4 days a few years back.

I would like to go to west coast some time, the extra flight puts my partner off a bit but I am sure we go some time.

Top of the list would be California , taking in San Francisco and LA.

[spencem]

I've been to Chicago twice and as Susan says it is a great place. It's high on my list to take the wife for a weekend get away. I love the way you can stand out by the Shed Aquarium and look back at the city, it looks so 'American' with all the high towers. :D

[billiecat]

I've been to New York, Colorado, Washington, Philadelhpia and Florida. I really want to visit the West Coast and Vegas :D

[Mr Orlando]

you will love Vegas - I did

[Catlady]

Would like to visit Las Vegas too also New England in the fall, Toronto, California, western Canada..... so many places.... so little money!!! :)

[Tiggers Friend]

A few years ago did a tour of California fron San Fran to San Diego, then Las Vegas. From there visited the Grand Canyon. I have to say of all the sights I have seen NOTHING compares to the GC. Awesome gets used too much these days, but the GC is absolutely awesome. :D :D :D