My list would have Disney at the top. I go to Orlando a lot and don't even drive near that place. I went once over 40 years ago and have never had a desire to go back.

I used to think I'd never go to Vegas, then I went and loved it. And I don't drink and barely gamble.

I'm curious, is India actually a "popular vacation destination"? It's on a lot of people's lists.

Outer Banks
Caribbean

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Dubai

Oh these would be my top two

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Anonymous wrote:Africa. I've been to Kenya and Egypt and that's enough.

Yeah. Africa is small. And not diverse. Everywhere else is like those two places.

Duh .. everyone knows Morocco, Liberia, Zambia, and the Seychelles are EXACTLY THE SAME!

Y'all seem triggered by that. Puzzling.

This thread is called "vacations destinations that you're not interested". The africa poster responded with that information. Nowhere did he/she post anything about Africa being small, or exactly the same, s/he just posted that they are not interested which answers the question originally asked.

Please get off of your vacation high horse, no one here is impressed that you enjoy vacations to Liberia and the Seychelles.

Spain
Disney
Iceland
Mexico

Anonymous wrote:Outer Banks sound boring as hell.

People don’t go there for the action, they go to relax on the beach.

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Anonymous wrote:Africa. I've been to Kenya and Egypt and that's enough.

Yeah. Africa is small. And not diverse. Everywhere else is like those two places.

Duh .. everyone knows Morocco, Liberia, Zambia, and the Seychelles are EXACTLY THE SAME!

Y'all seem triggered by that. Puzzling.

Disney

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Anonymous wrote:Domestically - Arizona. Went years ago and hated it. I don’t understand all the hype.

Internationally - China, India, Jamaica

What did you see? It's a huge state.

It's hilarious that your response to Arizona is, "It's a huge state!" but you don't bat an eye at China and India - two humongous countries.

Fair enough.

But it's easy to get pretty much anywhere you can think of in AZ. You don't like the cities and towns, you can get to nature. You don't like nature or cities, you can check out ghost towns, or spas.

That's more challenging in China and India.

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I am baffled that anyone could possibly include Paris or London on this list. Or Spain. Mind boggling.

But you are ok with someone including the Grand Canyon and Yosemite?

Eh, no, I guess not. But those destinations are not really bucket list. Just more places most Americans wind up at some point. But come to think of it, I guess most Americans also make it to London, Paris, and Spain these days.

In whose world are Grand Canyon and Yosemite not bucket list destinations? They are among the most spectacular sites in the world. I know a ton of Americans and Europeans who have those on their dream list of destinations.

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So many Americans have to save for years to be able to get to and then enjoy Western Parks.

Sometimes I hate DCUM.

Big outbreak of norovirus at Yosemite right now. Google it.

What does this have to do with anything?

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I am baffled that anyone could possibly include Paris or London on this list. Or Spain. Mind boggling.

But you are ok with someone including the Grand Canyon and Yosemite?

Eh, no, I guess not. But those destinations are not really bucket list. Just more places most Americans wind up at some point. But come to think of it, I guess most Americans also make it to London, Paris, and Spain these days.

In whose world are Grand Canyon and Yosemite not bucket list destinations? They are among the most spectacular sites in the world. I know a ton of Americans and Europeans who have those on their dream list of destinations.

+1

So many Americans have to save for years to be able to get to and then enjoy Western Parks.

Sometimes I hate DCUM.

Big outbreak of norovirus at Yosemite right now. Google it.

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Anonymous wrote:I'm open to going most places, but I'd never go on a cruise.

x100

This is a wise choice. I have been on two, against my wishes to preserve extended family harmony, and I feel my duty is done. Never again.

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Anonymous wrote:Domestically - Arizona. Went years ago and hated it. I don’t understand all the hype.

Internationally - China, India, Jamaica

What did you see? It's a huge state.

It's hilarious that your response to Arizona is, "It's a huge state!" but you don't bat an eye at China and India - two humongous countries.

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I am baffled that anyone could possibly include Paris or London on this list. Or Spain. Mind boggling.

But you are ok with someone including the Grand Canyon and Yosemite?

Eh, no, I guess not. But those destinations are not really bucket list. Just more places most Americans wind up at some point. But come to think of it, I guess most Americans also make it to London, Paris, and Spain these days.

In whose world are Grand Canyon and Yosemite not bucket list destinations? They are among the most spectacular sites in the world. I know a ton of Americans and Europeans who have those on their dream list of destinations.

+1

So many Americans have to save for years to be able to get to and then enjoy Western Parks.

Sometimes I hate DCUM.

Seriously, sometimes it’s such a bubble.

Grand Canyon, Yellowstone, Zion, Arches, these are all my bucket list items along with the Galapagos, New Zealand and Vietnam. (London/Paris not really up there on the list though).

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I am baffled that anyone could possibly include Paris or London on this list. Or Spain. Mind boggling.

But you are ok with someone including the Grand Canyon and Yosemite?

Eh, no, I guess not. But those destinations are not really bucket list. Just more places most Americans wind up at some point. But come to think of it, I guess most Americans also make it to London, Paris, and Spain these days.

If you think “most Americans” make it to London, Paris, or Spain at any point in their lives...girl, get out of your bubble!

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Holy $hit