Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Disneyworld. What a s—show.
I enjoyed Disney as a whole more than expected, but the Magic Kingdom was kind of a disappointment. Way too many "rides" that were really just sitting and looking at animatronic crap. I don't need to wait 45 minutes to see a bunch of dolls in a cave sing It's a Small World.
Anonymous wrote:Whoa Rome pp, where in Rome did you visit? Rome was one of my fave cities ever.
I agree with Nice, France pp, was not my scene. Monaco on the other hand,.
For me the most recent disappointments were Boulder, CO and Pittsburgh, PA. Boulder I got sick from the elevation and drinking (didn’t know your were supposed to take it easy), and I also had always thought it would be gluten free Mecca, but it turns out a lot of the gluten free stuff was also vegan, not what I wanted lol.
Pittsburgh is probably expected, just didn’t get the hip factors that are often described. Just seemed kinda run down and meh.
I will close with I want to visit Paris so badly, I want Paris syndrome, hope I make it there in next few years.
Anonymous wrote:Hawaii.
My own fault for poor research, but I was expecting something quieter and less developed...more exotic. Instead I got traffic jams and Walmarts. It felt like Florida with better scenery. Which makes sense since it's a state.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I love the coast of Ireland - like all around the edges... but Dublin was just meh. I have family there and I enjoy them but I wouldn't do more than 2 days there without them. My expectations were probably too high. There's actually not that much to see.
I had no expectations of St Louis, MO but I absolutely hated every minute I was there.
Were you with my in-laws? They can do that.
It’s no Paris, but there is a phenomenal zoo, a cool and enormous city park (I think I read maybe as big as Central Park?), good symphony and museums, a small but cool area of restaurants and galleries and bars and stuff (U. City/the Hill). But again, doesn’t make up for my spouse’s family.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I love the coast of Ireland - like all around the edges... but Dublin was just meh. I have family there and I enjoy them but I wouldn't do more than 2 days there without them. My expectations were probably too high. There's actually not that much to see.
I had no expectations of St Louis, MO but I absolutely hated every minute I was there.
Haha, Dublin was a place that I had absolutely no expectations for and I was blown away by how much I loved it!
Anonymous wrote:Savannah
This is heresy I know but Florence. Too crowded and touristy, did not care for Renaissance art (1000 Marys, Madonna, crucifixes, etc).
Anonymous wrote:I love the coast of Ireland - like all around the edges... but Dublin was just meh. I have family there and I enjoy them but I wouldn't do more than 2 days there without them. My expectations were probably too high. There's actually not that much to see.
I had no expectations of St Louis, MO but I absolutely hated every minute I was there.
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Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's informative how many people are saying Savannah. I haven't been since I was a kid and we were thinking of doing a short trip there but now I'm thinking no.
I loved it but I'm Southern and I like the spooky Southern Gothic thing. Plus the food was amazing!