What's the biggest tourist trap in America?

[Louis85]

I'm in Orlando on business and this tired-assed place gets my vote. Disney, Universal Studios, Sea World--this place is bulllllllshhhhhitttt!

Louis

(Please list others somebody, anybody!)

[Chief]

anything Disney.....sorry spidey

[xtristessax]

Myrtle Beach, SC. its only really known around the south but OMG all it is is tourist shops and outlets. AND expensive, my trip to NYC was cheaper.

[eternals layre]

gatlinburg, pigeon forge for the southerns. Its like a right of passasge as a teenager to spend a week there.

[ChrisLDog]

Vegas, baby. Way too many people. Great place to people-watch though. (read: great place to look at chicks with hardly anything on. Especially at Hard Rock Hotel Pool. Oh. My. God.)

[justafan]

yeah, vegas gets my vote and I haven't even been there.

[xtristessax]

hahaha Dollywood!

[Etherspin]

In australia its Sydney.. through my stay in england everyone who was pondering a visit to australia was raving about sydney .. how they had to see it.. im afraid once you gawk at the bridge and opera house there aint much else about it !! in the late 70's / early 80's sydney was having a rough time so the government funded a series of globally distributed promos talking about sydney some featuring paul hogan ("crocodile dundee") and the rest is history, see melbourne, or byron bay , or the gold coast or something , sydney aint all its cracked up to be !! hell even pop in and bug hiero or myself if u wanna see a real BBQ

[spidey]

Virgina City, Nevada.

[spidey]

Yeah..Disney can be a trap..but I like it...it's cool, Chief

[Wheeljak]

Without a doubt, Vegas. I tried to be frugal there, but still ended up spending way too much money-- and I'm not into gambling and strippers!

[DJ Detroit Butcher]

St. Augustine, Florida.

Never heard of it? Me neither, until I moved there and lived there for a year back in the late '90s. It's the "Oldest City In America" and has gangs of tourists year round there. A whole section of downtown has been "preserved" to look like it did when Ponce De Leon arrived there back in the 1500s. I'm talking about Hella amounts of tourists. On the upside, there's always employment to be had, all over town, because they never seem to have enough people working anywhere to handle all the tourists.

[syxxpm]

amish country sucked/disneyworld sucked/busch gardens sucked/mystic conneticutt sucked/canada didnt suck but it was a tad cold and just didnt click(bored the shit out of me)/ and minneapolis the only place i kinda liked was mall of america...but keep in perspective im not a "place" person....