1. DisneyWorld <BR>2. Disneyland <BR>3. Any Disney property <BR>4. Any mega-entertainment theme park <BR>5. Third (top) level of Eiffel Tower. Second level will do it for me forevermore.

Loved...loved...loved: <BR>

Love: <BR> 1. Yosemite - yearly <BR> 2. Chicago <BR> 3. Northern Coastal CA <BR> <BR>One is enough: <BR> 1. Freeport Bahamas <BR> <BR>

No need to return: <BR>1. Cancun <BR>2. Las Vegas <BR>3. Pompidou Museum in Paris <BR> <BR>Would love to return (and will): <BR>1. Paris <BR>2. the Yucatan (for the Mayan ruins) <BR>3. Gettysburg and Antietam battlefields (all depends on your interest level whether one time is enough) <BR>4. Vienna <BR>5. Charleston <BR>6. Washington, D.C. <BR>7. Prague <BR>8. Berner Oberland in Switzerland <BR>

Had a great time but will probably not return: <BR>Florida (over 30 "obligation" trips) <BR>Mexico <BR>Most of Wisconsin <BR>Ozarks <BR>Amsterdam <BR>England <BR>Most western USA ski towns <BR> <BR>Hope I can get back to: <BR>Sedona & Northern Arizona (Flagstaff too) <BR>New York City <BR>San Francisco (just with girl friends or grandchildren- he was a crab because you don't "drive" there) <BR>Italy (again and again) <BR>Brussels (had a great stay there) <BR>Michigan - especially the Silver Lake dunes area- also Northern Pennisula <BR>

fun thread! <BR> <BR>Would not return. <BR>1. Disney World, not even if you paid me. <BR>2. Any amusement park. <BR>3. Dallas. <BR>4. Top Level of the Eiffel Tower. Too crowded. <BR>5. Mexico. (yep, all of it) <BR>6. Florida. (same as No. 5) <BR>7. Cruises. (Why spend my vacation with other tourist stopping at ports where you are begged to buy some junk you would never buy at home?) <BR>8. Carnac <BR>9. Stonehedge <BR> <BR>Pray I may return. <BR>1. Normandy <BR>2. St. Antonio in December. <BR>3. Washington State, Mt.Rainer, Cascade. <BR>4. Canadian Rockies. <BR>5. Ireland. again and again <BR>6. New Orleans. <BR>7. Alaska, just one more time. <BR>8. Maine coast. <BR>9. England. <BR>

Would definately return to: <BR>New York <BR>Charleston <BR>Philadelphia <BR>Las Vegas <BR>Chicago <BR>Salt Lake City <BR>Galveston (believe it or not!) <BR>Maui <BR>Grand Canyon <BR> <BR>Once was definately enough: <BR>New Orleans <BR>Dallas (once was too much) <BR>Ozarks <BR>Baltimore <BR> <BR>It'd be a pretty boring place if we all had the same list, wouldn't it? <BR> <BR>

Once is enough: <BR>Acapulco <BR>Cancun <BR>San Diego <BR>Montreal <BR>Maui <BR>Miami <BR>Key West <BR> <BR>Loved and Would return: <BR>Disney World <BR>Universal <BR>Hawaii(Big Island)and Kauai <BR>Yosemite <BR>Portland <BR>Seattle <BR>San Francisco <BR>Paris (anywhere in the city!) <BR>London (just the theater and shopping)

Never go back places: <BR> <BR>The whole crooked state of Oregon. <BR> <BR>Places I have been and will go back: <BR> <BR>The states of Wyoming, Montana and Nevada. Beautiful states.

Many of the above are on my lists as well. But, since it hasn't been mentioned, I'd say Niagara Falls is spectacular. My husband had been bugging me to go for years. So, I planned a trip to Toronto, thinking we'd take a quick look on the way back. I had assumed from what I'd read and heard that the area was tacky and honky-tonk and probably the ultimate in "touristy". No so, at least on the Canadian side. The Canadian Parks Commission has done a fabulous job of keeping the area near the Falls tasteful, beautiful, reasonably priced, and full of gorgeous landscaping. The Falls "attractions" are fun, interesting, and well worth the price of admission. You have to go out of your way up Clifton Hill to find the "touristy" stuff and attractions. And, the Falls are, well, spectacular! I loved the Falls so much, we went back the next year for a week, although we stayed in Niagara-on-the-Lake and saw four Shaw Festival presentations, taking daily drives along the parkway and to the Falls. The southern end of the Niagara Parkway is also a gorgeous drive. This Fall, we took a "side trip" to the Falls on our road trip from New Hampshire to the Catskills to Montreal. Way out of the way, but we loved seeing the Falls once again.

P.S. to GOL - fabulous post - one of the best ever!

Fun and interesting thread, GOL. I'm enjoying how one person's "never again" is another person's "would return anytime." Differing opinions are good! Here's my list: <BR> <BR>Visited and definitely return: <BR>1. San Francisco (would take numerous visits to take in all it has to offer) <BR>2. Chicago (same as above) <BR>3. Colorado Springs/Pike's Peak (the beauty of the area alone is reason enough) <BR>4. Monterey/Carmel <BR> <BR>Don't need to return even though it was a good time: <BR>1. Kennedy Space Center <BR>2. Michigan's U.P. <BR>3. Wisconsin Dells ("good time is even pushing it - biggest waste of a weekend and $300.00 ever!) <BR> <BR>

Places I would return: <BR> <BR>Boston/Cape Cod <BR>Miami <BR>WDW-and general area <BR>Utah-Bryce Canyon <BR>Manhattan <BR> <BR>One Time Only Visit: <BR> <BR>Los Angeles (I've been there a lot, no need to go again, very deteriorated) <BR>Hawaii <BR>Statue of Liberty <BR>(touristy sights in NY)

With as many "won't go back" to WDW...you'd think the place would be empty. I always thought that at some point, the world has gone there already and their attendance would go down. Guess not..guess people breed then take THEIR kids and so on.

Lleana - of the 33 posts above only 6 said they wouldn't go back to Disney. <BR>3 stated that WDW was one of their favorite places that they would go back to over and over - Sorry - Not to convincing of statistics for you negative remark. <BR> <BR>Anyway - terrific places to revisit: <BR>Bora Bora <BR>Canadian Rockies <BR>San Juan Islands <BR>Boston <BR>Austrian Alps <BR>San Francisco <BR>Montana <BR> <BR>Probably won't go back: <BR>Puerto Vallarta <BR>Cancun <BR>Las Vegas <BR>Any Club Med

mms, <BR> <BR>Make that 7 "wouldn't go back"'s for WDW.

Dave, <BR> <BR>OK,OK,OK - I have to admit that WDW is not my favorite place either - Been there 6 times. 5 of those times have been work-related for training or conventions. With THOSE kinds of Statistics I can't honestly say I won't go back - I may have too. <BR> <BR>I just really didn't like the way the previous poster referred to parents and "breeding". I just got my goat as low- class and insulting. Why do a very few people - (I have a feeling it really is only one person) have to make such ugly and unnecessary statements? Rhetorical question - I know there is no answer.

To MMS- Make that 8 who would not go back to WDW. Who died and made you the Fodor's police? And is it really necessary to post sarcastic, nasty replies to everyone? If you don't like the tone here go post somewhere else, or better yet do something productive instead of posting garbage here all day!

Whatever you say Q!

mms <BR>Why is it low-class to breed?