What is the biggest tourist attraction near you?

Question

Mall of America for me, I am Minnesotan.

Answer 1

i live in iowa so probably walmart

Answer 2

I live in North Dakota so I'd have to say one of three things:
1) The Badlands- it's almost like a miniature Grand Canyon...
there is also the town of Medora which is a HUGE tourist spot.
Every summer, the town transforms into an 1800s-styled
place. The buildings are built from that era, there is a musical,
and the townsfolk dress up in 1800s-styled attire.
2) The Geographical Center of North America (located in Rugby)
This spot is supposed to be as close to "dead-center North
America" as you can get.
3) The International Peace Gardens- this ENORMOUS site is
absolutely breathtaking! People from all over the world come
to see it. It straddles the US-Canadian border and has
thousands of flower gardens and arrangements (such as a
massive flower clock...yes, the clock is made entirely of
flowers, except for the hands of course). There are chapels,
food vendors, and rest areas, along with numerous other
buildings. The most emotional thing to see there is some of
the debris from the Twin Towers...they have a few steel pillars
and other pieces of debris. If you haven't been to New York to
see Ground Zero (such as myself), looking at these few
pieces really knocks the reality of what happened into you.

Answer 3

Probably the Madonna Inn in San Luis Obispo, CA. Or Hearst Castle in San Simeon.

Madonna Inn is a hotel that every room is themed, such as a caveman room, a victorian room, and the men's restroom's urinal near the restraunt is a waterfall and is really cool. It has been on many tv shows, etc.

Hearst Castle is a castle built by a millionaire named William Randolph Hearst who was inspired by European sculpture, etc and this castle (built in the 1920's) has 2 pools that are absolutely amazing overlooking the ocean and a vintage movie theatre, and oh so much more. It had a full blown zoo on the thousands of acres property but now all that are left are the zebras. I like the zebras.. :)

Answer 4

Sears Tower, Navy Pier, Woodfield Shopping Mall, Arlington Park.

Answer 5

That would be PARADISE, Mt. Rainier.
Now closed for the first time probably since it became a National park like 75 or 100 years ago, due to EXTREME WEATHER.
Sorta like one of those...IT COULD HAPPEN TOMORROW, well I tell you thruth, it happened last week.
A whole campground, including the land , was washed downstream by the NISQUALLY RIVER.
I guess a lot of the park was damaged BY the worst FLOODING and some of the worst wind (well not the highest wind but made worse after the ground was saturated) on record too.

Answer 6

Yosemite National Park, Sequoia National Park, Half Dome, El Capitan

Answer 7

State College and Centre County in and of themselves are tourist attractions. There is Penn State campus, Penn State football stadium, Penn State football museum, Bryce Jordan Center, new baseball stadium, Joe Pa's statue, Penn State Creamery, Penn Stater Hotel and Restaurant, Bald Eagle State Park, Victorian Bellefonte, Spring Creek (big for trout fishing), Penns Caves, and the list goes on and on and on, which is why I love this place!

Answer 8

The Mall of America, in Bloomington, Minnesota.

Answer 9

Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom

Answer 10

Great America

Answer 11

Disneyland California