British Guy Reacting to The 10 Most Visited Tourist Attractions in The USA

[@montyferguson4657]

Pictures of the Grand Canyon does not do it justice. It is breath taking.

[@zade8586]

It looks fake when you see it in person.

[@cartergambone2730]

my grandpa said that exact same thing to me yesterday

[@lavluka6210]

I can only imagine

[@TheBiggestMoronYouKnow]

You’re breathtaking

[@outerarbiter]

The grand canyon is breathtaking because of the altitude not as much oxygen.

[@TxRogue]

He said: “Oh look at the moose. They’re so weird 😅 ... *beaver pops up* ... ayo what the hell is that?! 👿” 😂 💀

[@AbyssEyes02]

i deadass forgot that evrywhere else doesnt have beavers

[@JRRLewis]

@@AbyssEyes02 Aren't they in England too, though? I guess I assumed so because of Mr. and Mrs. Beaver in the Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe...

[@AbyssEyes02]

@@JRRLewis i ggolged it an it seems they have their own species of beaver and since the pandimic they have come back into the uk but for the most part since he didnt even reconise a beaver i would say that yes they are there but pretty rare "quote i picked up" - But, until 400 or so years ago, they were native Englanders, before being hunted to extinction for their soft warm fur, meat and glandular oil for use in medicines.

[@Wrongpersongd]

don't trust people that use this many emojis

[@sorebluto]

San Denis in Red Dead Redemption 2 was modeled after the french quarter and other parts of New Orleans

[@jackbrooks9972]

I was coming here to say this😂

[@jckdnls9292]

Down to the mosquitos the gators and the snapping turtles and the water moccasins... Game is ridiculously detailed

[@Beezer1742]

Lol was just going to type this up!

[@mrberzerk8411]

They forgot the hottest place in US California tallest trees in the world california tallest mountain in the contiguess United States california

[@mike954]

@@mrberzerk8411 Yeah, the giant Sequoias and Redwoods are a site to behold. Death Valley has some interesting history and the 100 year bloom that happened was spectacular.

[@bodaggit7991]

The bridge you’re talking about that you saw collapse was the Narrows Bridge in Tacoma, Washington. They called it “Galloping Girdy”, the one that fell. Now there are two bridges where that was one going one way and the other going the other direction. Washington State is in the Pacific Northwest of the USA. Washington State also has the most volcanoes in it for states. Mount Rainier is the largest in the state. The Native American name for it is Mount Tahoma.

[@andrewmccammant9784]

Haha I was about to comment that

[@Thrasher6968]

He could have been thinking of the Bay Bridge in SF. During the 1989 earthquake, a small section of the upper deck collapsed on to the lower. I was there.

[@budmeister]

@@Thrasher6968 He mentioned that it collapsed due to the wind, so it's the Tacoma Narrows Bridge he's thinking of.

[@bodaggit7991]

@@andrewmccammant9784 lol I went to Mount Tahoma high school!

[@longmatey80]

Washingtonians representing in this thread.

[@cehghanzi6477]

The president lives in the White House while in office and is there for far more than 10% of the year. The private family areas are not shown on tours.

[@rafetizer]

"To the left, you will see the president's sock drawer. Sometimes he uses this when he doesn't _need_ a fresh pair of socks, but when he just _wants_ a fresh pair of socks."

[@peterfus9543]

But was shown by the obamas some rooms because it our house

[@peterfus9543]

@@rafetizer no joke there is this antiqte shop near by and has a dresser of the 4 presdient i think

[@rafetizer]

@@peterfus9543 lol well there ya go

[@SuperDrLisa]

My brother in law got us tickets to see the interior of the Whitehouse when i was a kid. It was amazing.

[@normal-potato05]

Just like my Science Teacher told me, always go to Yellowstone with a friend, and when you face a bear, you don’t have to be faster than the bear, but you just have to be faster than your friend

[@brookerubolotta9197]

Lol😂😂😂

[@jrax1713]

Trust me it’s not the Bears you have to worry about in Yellowstone park 😂

[@mr.m9979]

@@jrax1713 Well, I'm gonna worry about the bears, too.

[@Utoober729]

A bear came thru our camp when we were asleep. My dad found a huge paw print.

[@catherinelw9365]

@@mr.m9979 Ditto. I’m not foolishly dismissing bears.

[@lynnerussell1440]

The Grand Canyon is my favorite. When you are there, it doesn't look real, and the colors change minute by minute.

[@lgenelle1]

That was a beaver that was shown toward the end of the Denali park section. "What the hell was that". LOL

[@HistoryNerd808]

You should do Lost in the Pond's video on the largest national parks in the US, compared to Britain. The topic is similar to this and it shows well just how massive this country and our protected land is.

[@peterfus9543]

Yah with teddy rosevellet

[@angelamitchinson8439]

The Grand Canyon, in terms of size and visual wonder, completely dwarfs Niagara Falls. I used to live in Arizona, and I've been to Niagara Falls, and there is just no comparing them, in my opinion.

[@susanmaggiora4800]

Nope. It’s like a studio apartment vs a 12,000 sq ft mansion.

[@TangyTelevision]

after being to both the grand canyon and Niagara falls, i can say that no photo or video will ever do the canyon justice. its insane

[@alexacab9000]

I am surprised Disney World/Land is not on this list. I can’t wait for you to visit the USA. I would be happy to show you around the state of California. I love having friends visit for the first time.

[@peterfus9543]

Aint no one got time to there wtf

[@plus-sizealbert2268]

Hopefully when you mean California you mean the nature of California and not the cities. Because they’re all third world countries, and he’s going to get a horrible impression of America if that’s the case

[@alexacab9000]

@@plus-sizealbert2268 of course! There are so many beautiful sites to see that are unknown to most who don’t live local. The same could be said about any location, but I get joy in showing people the beautiful places. Solvang, Yosemite, Napa, Disneyland, laguna beach, and even San Fran.... all beautiful if you know where to look 😌

[@plus-sizealbert2268]

@@alexacab9000 cool 👌

[@chitlitlah]

Lot of cool nature parks, but avoid Death Valley like the plague.

[@funkylittlespacecowboy2372]

14:41 Absolutely do not go in Yellowstone's geysers. Just a few years ago a guy fell in one of them and was dissolved completely. Not only is it extremely hot, some of the steam has been measured at 135°C (275°F), but also extremely acidic.

[@johnwhite345]

Millions of people go to Yellowstone every year and do not fall in, quit being a baby.

[@funkylittlespacecowboy2372]

@@johnwhite345 What??? I think you need to learn to read buddy, I never said don't go to Yellowstone I said don't fucking try to swim in the geysers and hot springs like a dumbass.

[@kylepickus5712]

Yeah, you probably don’t wanna go into any of the hot springs in Yellow Stone unless someone says you can. Most of them are scorching hot, and will likely kill you pretty quickly. Others are completely fine though, but unless you are an expert, I would save that judgement fir someone else.

[@sssted4935]

Yeah a bunch of people and dogs have died in them

[@kylepickus5712]

They are also likely really acidic.

[@jonunya1163]

Someone got arrested recently because they were cooking in the hot springs

[@pinkyjones7398]

Dude got melted in one a few years ago. In less than a day not even a bone left. Those springs are basically boiling acid

[@kylepickus5712]

@@jonunya1163 very stupid. They are literally cooking with sulfur. And the amount of toxic bacteria which live in those springs make it even worse.

[@congratsyoufoundmychannel1098]

The Golden Gate Bridge never collapsed, the bridge you're thinking of is the Tacoma Narrows Bridge in Washington State. It collapsed due to high winds, being a suspension bridge, like the Golden Gate, the bridge swayed until the point of collapse.

[@d.sluder4427]

I was thinking the Sunshine Skyway Bridge between St Pete and Bradenton in Florida, but I guess it collapsed due to a ship hitting it.

[@congratsyoufoundmychannel1098]

@@d.sluder4427 Oh right, good point, I live in Washington state and when he mentioned that I instantly went to that.

[@laurencooper654]

He did say wind. But he could also be thinking of the Bay Bridge collapse in 89. Or he’s mixing both events into one.

[@leahkotlarchyk679]

Didn't the upper part of the Golden Gate Bridge collapse in an earthquake? I might be getting my bridges mixed up but I it was in California...

[@carterloop5727]

Mardi Gras in New Orleans is crazy

[@ljwilson55]

The SF-Oakland Bay bridge had one section of the upper deck collapse during the October 1989 earthquake. I lived not far from there at the time, and it was the worst earthquake I've ever been in.

[@Fridge56Vet]

I have a cousin that lives out in Veags. He says that other than the Strip it's like living in any other city. Also - Hawaii is amazing, but not cheap. Snorkeling is awesome there, so if you don't know how to swim make sure you learn before you go (hey, that could be a video too). You're thinking of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge.

[@krayzy932]

Most locals (I lived there for 15 years) avoid The Strip unless they have to go there for work. Outside of The Strip and Downtown it's mostly just your average major city. Just with slot machines in every gas station and grocery store. Oh and you can't forget the 24 hour nature of the town.

[@MichaelScheele]

Most of Las Vegas outside of the Strip looks much like anywhere else in the American Southwest. OK, there are slot machines in grocery stores, but otherwise, it's quite ordinary.

[@io-ks9nb]

Hawaii is cheap if you know what you’re doing managed to get my family to go for $500 a person including flights and hotel right in front of the beach

[@Fridge56Vet]

@@io-ks9nb Was thinking more everyday expenses, but that's very true. Some good planning & grunt work can save a bunch of momey.

[@MrAwesomeSaucem]

The Grand Canyon and Golden Gate Bridge are so much bigger than you expect when you see it in person, definitely the type of thing you'd have to see to believe

[@666princess9]

video: the golden gate bridge me: "the milk man, the paper boy, EVENING TV!"

[@savannah115]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@Sarah22410]

Yes

[@SilvanaDil]

It's a bit dated, but you should react to "Ben Stiller Gives You Introduction to the Smithsonian." It is the world's largest museum complex -- even without the National Gallery being a part of it. The National Air and Space Museum alone makes it spectacular.

[@JKM395]

I'm so glad I live in such a beautiful country. Come visit the US when you get a chance brother. We'd love to have you. I can vouch for the South.

[@martihoudesheldt6865]

The pictures and video of the Grand Canyon do not do it justice. The colors are amazing and the canyon is truly awe-inspiring.

[@allureofgravity]

I really try to not take for granted that I’m in nyc so often, definitely lucky to be able to experience it. It’s not for everyone, but if it fits your preferences it’ll be your favorite place, I love it so much.

[@brittanym7491]

I live in las vegas... it's awesome! I live in henderson nv. It's just a regular place to live. We have schools, banks, grocery stores just like anywhere else. I'm about 25 minutes from the strip and sometimes forget I even live in a tourist city.

[@drummachica28]

I wish this was a live video. You had so many questions that could’ve been answered right away! Love your reactions, bro 👍🏿

[@Celestia5782]

As someone from Las Vegas, I can say the suburbs are almost like any other (just in 115 degree F weather) and a casino is likely closer than a hospital. Though there does seem to be a "hectic" vibe no matter where you are in the city

[@cpMetis]

16:50 the Statue of Liberty is actually on a different, small island further out the mouth of the river, though it is visible from Manhattan.

[@tallyfye9594]

The grand canyon is the only place I've been to that has purely and entirely blown me away. Pictures don't do it justice!

[@laurenhartsell5358]

You should take The NY Times linguistics test. It’ll tell you which regions in the US you talk the most similar to. Also you could learn about the different dialects of the country and possibly some new words in the process.

[@KMI0588]

"You know how science is. It doesn't make sense it just happens" Lol love it really enjoying the channel.

[@laurenm1271]

Yellow Stone sits on top of a Volcano and the Thermal Features (hot springs) are super heated. It is illegal to go into the Thermal Features, per the US National Park Service. People who have fallen in by accident have died almost instantly.

[@davidterry6155]

There are 5 Indian reservations in the Grand Canyon area as well. It is that big

[@kindune2112]

Except for the fact that there are slot machines in supermarkets, Las Vegas suburbs are like all other suburbs.

[@andrew348]

Then again one of the most surprising things on the us air force base in mildenhall uk is the fact that there are slot machines in the pub on base. Gambling is legal in the UK so probably not surprising for him.

[@jamesedwards2483]

Don't Forget The Slot Machines In The Airport!!!

[@Roach80]

a lot of youtubers cut videos when they stutter or say the wrong word or try to search something and gets nothing out of it, but i have never seen you do it. not even one time. i respect the hell out of that man i just like watching people be real and you always have been, love your videos man keep it up.

[@krash66]

Paris has so much to see, and it is easy to walk around and the Metro system is very convenient there. A wonderful city to visit.

[@Alex-kd5xc]

I've been to the Grand Canyon and it's as amazing as it sounds and then some. It was literally dizzying to look at because it's so much larger than anything I've ever seen.

[@leahtheanimationfan40]

I live in northern Utah and I've still never been to the Grand Canyon. Hopefully soon

[@neilfraser1235]

"I can't imagine what it would be like walking through New York would actually feel like". I live here, lol. It's an adventure, you should visit sometime.

[@04m6gto]

You definitely have the best reactions on YT. You seem generally interested and all of your pauses are meaningful with intriguing, and sometimes funny, commentary. And no apologies for the random Google searches along the way. It's unique and just a part of what makes you the best YT reactionist.

[@imme6954]

His accent and perspectives are very helpful. 😉🥰

[@ok-bj8xq]

I did a quick Google search and the White House gets more visitors than Buckingham Palace. The White House gets 1.25 million visitors per year while Buckingham Palace gets 552,000 visitors per year.

[@josejalapeno3594]

Loved being at Niagara Falls, went down into the falls on a boat and we was able to see and talk to our Canadian brothers and sisters on their side on their boat doing the same tour.

[@leahkotlarchyk679]

Oh, they run the Maid of the Mist from the American side? I thought it was only offered on the Canadian side. Hahaha, Buffalo, NY resident fail.

[@josejalapeno3594]

@@leahkotlarchyk679 yup lol, they gave us blue rain coats and the canadians had red on. Was amazing being right on the border.

[@leahkotlarchyk679]

@@josejalapeno3594 Hahaha, that's funny. About being on the border though, true story, I accidentally went to Canada on my way home from work earlier this week. I took a wrong turn and ended up on the Peace Bridge (which is one way. You can turn around until after you cross the border) XD

[@ianrotheroe2540]

“Something square” is called Times Square lol, that’s where the ball drops on New Year’s Eve in new york

[@tomlornawestlake2393]

When you're there in person, looking at the Grand Canyon is like looking at eternity.

[@larinivesdal2043]

If you ever go to the Grand Canyon, you have to see horseshoe bend and the antelope slot canyons

[@maureen14]

You can't go in Yellowstones Hot Springs. It'll kill you! It's boiling acid like another commenter said. I'm surprised Cape Cod and the islands weren't on the list! Luka if you ever get to Boston look me up!

[@FizzyCape]

Cape cod isn’t a huge tourist attraction really, it’s mostly just where new Englanders go in the summer

[@FizzyCape]

@Vanikerch Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket (and some tiny islands like the Elizabeth islands). Basically a vacation spot for the super wealthy. The Obamas and Clintons have mansions in Martha’s Vineyard, for reference. It’s a mostly unknown area if you’re not from nearby, or super rich .

[@gemoftheocean]

Freedom Trail walk is great. So much history!

[@swampharos]

Walking through New York City is crazy. I've been there twice, it smells bad though. Niagara Falls is amazing too.

[@DrowsyKodi]

Live 10 mins from the falls it’s pretty meh and there’s a ton of crime near it

[@swampharos]

@@DrowsyKodi well, I visited on day trips twice. Will say its WAY crowded, and I wasn't a fan of that. But going on the Maid of the Mist and seeing the falls that way was pretty awesome.

[@hrussell9677]

NY doesn’t smell bad unless you go to the fish markets. It is a very walkable city and you can spend a wonderful day walking from Central Park down to the World Trade Center Memorial going through lots of wonderful neighborhoods and quickly little areas. It is truly the most interesting city in the US, although San Francisco is the most beautiful city.

[@swampharos]

@@hrussell9677 the times I walked around there, the smell of urine was super overwhelming, honestly.

[@doctor8342]

Dude if you go to the states I would recommend Washington DC. Don't get me wrong I hate politics but the history there. You have not only the govt stuff but all of the different Smithonian Museums. I mean at the natural history museum you have the Hope diamond, the air and space is EVERYTHING Apollo 11 that went to the moon, the Wright flier first airplane, moon rocks, the Spirit of St Louis. The National archives has all the important documents from the Magna Carta to The Constitution and Declaration of Independence. Arlington National Cemetary have some of the most important people in history buried there and the Tomb of The Unknown Soldier. The Pentagon. At Dulles airport you have the air and space museum annex where they have the bigger stuff like one of the Space Shuttles, an SR71, the Enola Gay that dropped the first atomic bomb, one of the Concordes, ect. You could literally spend all day in each of the museums there.

[@gemoftheocean]

Not while Biden hallucinates the city needs to have everything surrounded by new ugly fences and razor wire. Usurpers fear the people.

[@barbarapohl887]

I am 68 years old, grew up an Air Force brat. My family lived all over, and I’ve traveled extensively as an adult. Seen a lot of amazing and beautiful places. Before I went to the Grand Canyon about 10 years ago, I figured it would be quite a sight, but I also thought I’d seen it so many times in film, TV and photos that I knew what to expect. When we arrived, I was led to a viewing platform with my head down, so I wouldn’t get a sneak peek. When I looked up and out ... I literally burst into tears. It was just so much MORE, too much. There is a reason it tops this list.

[@seahawksfan4204]

That bridge is in Tacoma Washington im pretty sure, although the other bridge in San Fransisco was destroyed by the big earthquake in 89

[@michaeltipton5500]

Yep the first Narrows Bridge collapsed not long after it opened by a windstorm.

[@davidterry6155]

Galloping Gertie is the bridge you’re thinking about. If it doesn’t get blocked you should mike Rowe’s show of the guys who take care of the GG Bridge

[@dang3r611]

The San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge, did partially collapse during the Loma Prieta Earthquake of 1989.

[@tonyalvarado453]

When you visit the US you should fly to Las Vegas. Experience the Strip and then go to check out the Grand Canyon which is nearby. Also in that vicinity is Meteor Crater, Hoover Dam and the Petrified Forest. If your feeling adventurous LA is a 5 hour drive from Las Vegas as well. 🌴

[@imme6954]

Nearby as in an all-day round trip drive.🤔😉

[@tonyalvarado453]

@@imme6954 that’s how we do in America ... LA to Vegas is a normal trip for us in SoCal! 💯

[@spiderdude2099]

13:00 You’re thinking of the Tacoma Narrows bridge. It wasn’t this one but was a very similar looking style of bridge. It collapsed due to a phenomenon known as “destructive harmonic resonance” caused by high winds

[@Yvonne-Bella]

The Bay Bridge fell. That's the bridge connecting Oakland/Emeryville, CA to San Francisco

[@davisnanette]

The Golden Gate Bridge did not collapse during the earthquake -- another bridge called the "Bay Bridge" on the other side of San Francisco collapsed during the 1989 earthquake. The Bay Bridge connects San Francisco to Oakland. The hot springs and geysers in Yellowstone are hotter than boiling water and you would die instantly if you fall in one. There have been several people of the years who have either purposely jumped in one or accidentally have fallen in. Some of the thermal pools are completely all mud that is hotter than boiling also. You can think you are stepping in mud but it is actually a thermal mud pool and you will be burned.

[@madcracker84]

The golden gate Bridge was real cool to see and drive across. The bridge that collapsed was the double deck bridge during an earthquake. It didn't fully collapse thought, just the top deck fell onto the lower deck in a small section.

[@Ajs1777]

The beach in GTA is based off of Santa Monica and Venice Beach, with the Pier being called "The Santa Monica Pier" and the other stuff is Venice, which has a cool skate park on the beach.

[@dudefromkc6182]

I'm just here to say New Orleans best food EVER hands down 💯🔥💯🔥💯🔥💯

[@morrigankasa570]

I disagree best is my families recipes. As long as follow directions properly. Similarly anything a family makes is best if remembered fondly from growing up. As for professional made then I have to say every state has its own great restaurants.

[@Iconic._Kevin]

@@morrigankasa570 Yes True ....but a nothing compares to Cajun food

[@morrigankasa570]

@@Iconic._Kevin certain Indian or Greek dishes can compare

[@Alvah707]

Texas BBQ

[@Iconic._Kevin]

@@Alvah707 Texas barbecue is delicious but Louisiana took three cultures and created an different style of food French, Creole, and black culture.

[@anonimuso]

@16:45 The Statue of Liberty is on Liberty Island, which sits on the border between New York and New Jersey.

[@louisrosenberg8042]

12:54 You're thinking of the Bay Bridge. The Golden Gate Bridge connects San Francisco to the what's North of the Bay Area. The Bay Bridge runs east to west, connecting San Francisco to Oakland and the East Bay.

[@memphoscorpio]

The Grand Canyon is very close to Vegas so you can kill two birds with one stone by visiting both in one trip.

[@davidfairchild8566]

It was the Tacoma Narrows Bridge in Washington State that collapsed, not the Golden Gate Bridge.

[@patrickw123]

Yes, Las Vegas is more than the Strip. I live here and there are neighborhoods from super rich to unfortunate poor. But most people live in middle class suburban neighborhoods that look like other cities in the Southwest like Phoenix or Southern California communities. Locals only go the Strip if they work there or are going to certain restaurant, show, or club. Otherwise, it's mainly tourists on the Strip.

[@drewpamon]

The strip is a very small part of the town. Most of Vegas is pretty normal

[@JusticeGamingChannel]

"That's weird how lava is just going into the ocean" - Welcome to how land is made.

[@hrussell9677]

Well, land made by volcanos. There are other ways land is made.

[@leahkotlarchyk679]

@@hrussell9677 Yup. That's def how Hawaii was made though XD

[@mike954]

Hawaii and Yellowstone are both hot spots, the major difference is that Hawaii's magma has a chance to escape the crust thus creating the islands. Yellowstone is essentially capped off and will explode one day, the last time it erupted was 630,000 years ago. Also if you measured Mauna Kea from it's base (underwater) it'd be a mile taller than Mt. Everest making it the tallest mountain.

[@jakeraymer8962]

You should react to the 9/11 boat lift it’s a great story about how the trapped people on Manhattan Island got off the island

[@ScottFerman]

12:40 you're thinking of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge. High winds caused it to vibrate close to its resonance point until it collapsed, killing a dog that was too scared to leave the car it was abandoned in.

[@mike954]

The Grand Canyon has multiple things to do to be in awe of this natural wonder including mule rides from the ridge down to the Colorado River, river rafting through the Grand Canyon, hiking and camping, observation decks, and more.

[@egoranonymous3223]

DC in the spring is beautiful with all the cherry blossoms. I lucked out and was there on one of the nicest days they have had in years!

[@SoLowParanormal]

The bridge you’re thinking about that collapsed was the Tacoma Straight. It was built by the same person and was supposed to be the sister to the GGB but built higher from sea level.

[@scottdebruyn7038]

The bridge that you are thinking fell is The Tacoma Narrows Bridge (Galloping Gertie) near Seattle Washington that crossed part of the Puget Sound to the Olympic Peninsula. It was rebuilt (and re-engineered). The original (that collapsed) opened to traffic in July 1940 and collapsed in November the same year. They forgot Crater Lake in Oregon, Canyon Lands in Arizona (arguably less visited but a visitor's delight as many old western movies were shot there), The Snake River Canyon, the Columbia River gorge and, as you mentioned, The Grand Canyon.

[@rockymcallister4258]

The Statue of Liberty is on Liberty Island, surrounded by New Jersey waters. If you want to visit the Status of Liberty you must travel through New Jersey

[@dreamweaver1603]

I love how you take us on your research. That’s how I watch these videos .

[@tuckerspiering5666]

You need to do a reaction to Fallingwater. It’s a house in Pennsylvania built through a waterfall

[@NicaB75]

Frank Lloyd Wright's architecture is a national treasure. Fallingwater and his other designs would be amazing to react to.

[@jedilerxst135]

Been to half of these. Live in New York, not the city, but I often visit Manhattan and it’s great. Also saw the Statue of Liberty today.

[@macywhitacre8156]

I just want to let you know that this channel has kept me extremely occupied while recovering from surgery so thanks for keeping me engaged and alert! I'm working my way through all the US and History videos.

[@rhiahlMT]

The hottest temp recorded at Yellowstone was 459 F/237 C in a drill hole at Norris. The galloping bridge you are talking about I believe was in Tacoma, Washington.

[@ryansimasek5480]

I live in Las Vegas. It's honestly no different than Pennsylvania was when I lived there, in terms of lifestyle. It's pretty affordable too, as most desert, inland cities are.

[@MadisonAiello]

I’m a Chicagoan so obviously I’m a bit biased but we have a ton of cool shit. Navy Pier, which was 26 on that list, is super fun. We also have the Sears Tower, multiple nationally recognized museums, beaches, a big aquarium, tons of good food, tons of shopping, the worlds largest Starbucks, the bean, grant park, the river and the river tours. In the summer we also have a big event almost every weekend. Either a music festival like lollapalooza, or the air and water show, or food festivals, like the taste of Chicago. We literally have a music festival for almost every single type of music.

[@alishavornbrock2533]

Yellow Stone is so beautiful! The wildlife is just incredible!

[@garlandragland]

One of the reasons The Grand Canyon is so visited is it's close to Vegas and a lot if companies run tours that will take you from your hotel in Vegas to there and back

[@Bob-jm8kl]

It looks like Mount Rushmore wasn't on the list. I just started planning a trip to the Black Hills area...after the madness of July 4th but before Sturgis. Devil's Tower, Deadwood, Needles Highway, the Badlands, etc. interest me more than MR, but of course I'll check it out. Sleeping in a tent on Grizzly Bear Creek. Wish me luck.

[@bluelionsage99]

I was out there half a year ago or so. The Black Hills area has a lot to see and is a fun area. Mount Rushmore itself is cool - but it is essentially a giant statue. Once you look at it for 10 minutes or so...you've seen it. The museum building was closed for renovation when I was there which I assume would have extended out trip time.

[@kassiad8527]

If you go to Niagara Falls make sure you come when the Maid of the Mist is running so you can ride right up to it. Seeing it up close just adds to it. Also on the NY side you can take a bridge over the rapids and standing inches from the edge. If you ever end up on this side of pond and plan to visit let me know it's 20 minutes from my house, we can also hit up the Canadian side for the attractions.

[@kamronputtick907]

Disneyland is in California, and disneyworld is in Florida. Disneyworld is so big, 51 Disneylands could fit in Disneyworld in Florida.

[@arcticbanana66]

The thing about Las Vegas is that once you get off the Strip, it's pretty much just like any other city. New England native here. Faneuil Hall is pronounced "Fan-yull" or "Fan-yoo-ul", unless you're from Boston, in which case it's pronounced "Quincy Market". ("Quintsy Mahkit")

[@FizzyCape]

Technically Faneuil hall is just one part of Quincy market, Quincy market includes some of the surrounding area too

[@arcticbanana66]

@@FizzyCape True, but generally when you mention Quincy Market, it's usually Faneuil Hall that comes to mind first. Sort of like how when people talk about the Kremlin or Red Square, everyone pictures St. Basil's Cathedral.

[@LeveyHere]

I literally *just* started watching your last video lol. Well, I guess I've got 2 reactions to watch now lol.

[@bigussmokesus8866]

You have a lot to watch, hundreds of videos

[@LeveyHere]

@@bigussmokesus8866 I've watched pretty much every video, at least from the last 4 or 5 months

[@dudefromkc6182]

Where is The Alamo in San Antonio,Texas?

[@Adiscretefirm]

Right in the middle of town

[@dudefromkc6182]

@@Adiscretefirm nah I wondering why it wasn't on the list.

[@Adiscretefirm]

@@dudefromkc6182 not that many people visit it.

[@kimwilliams8834]

Yellowstone waters are just under boiling 92c or 198f for the most part and some are steam vents at 275f or 135c

[@Adiscretefirm]

Niagara Falls is an afternoon trip, you could spend a week at the Grand Canyon and still have to decide what to skip and what to see.

[@observantsweetie]

The Statue of Liberty is on liberty island which is near Ellis island ( an old immigration island) you have to take a boat there (which costs money) from Lower Manhattan or you can see it as you go pass on the state island ferry (which is free but a little further away because you would be on New Jersey waters).

[@JNMFNFnMNH]

I can't even begin to describe how overwhelmingly large the Grand Canyon is when you see it in person. Like it doesn't compute in your mind, standing from the top, how deep it is looking down.

[@memphoscorpio]

When you come to San Francisco, I can show you around and also take you to the Napa valley for wine 🍷. Watch Bottle Shock which shows the history of Napa.

[@dianecomly6132]

I'm probably older than most here. I live on the East Coast but have been lucky enough to have visited Las Vegas, San Diego (socal), Disney-Epcot-Universal-Sea World in FL, Niagara Falls (Canadian side), the islands of Oahu and Maui in Hawaii, Washington DC and only flew over the Grand Canyon leaving Arizona. There's so much more I want to see, like the giant Redwoods in CA. Niagara was by far my fav!

[@l3gi0n30]

As a person who lives in Vegas there is so much more then the strip. If you can handle the heat during the summer it is a great place to live. Always things to do even off the strip. Best of all, the abundance of different types of food.

[@autumnwishes8364]

Statue of Liberty is located on Liberty Island in NY Harbor in between Manhattan and Brooklyn however some would argue that it’s located on the New Jersey side of the Hudson River. It’s been a long standing feud if you will between NYC and Jersey.

[@davidterry6155]

Kilauea is awesome, my wife didn’t want to go but now considers the best thing she’s ever experienced. You can walk directly over the lava tube with the hot magma flowing underneath However it is incredibly hot when you walk out there about 120 degrees or 48.9 C. When the sun goes down the lava is beautiful

[@jayjayjames2332]

As someone who's been to Niagara Falls and the Grand Canyon (once each)... The Niagara Falls are an amazing sight but it really is just a huge waterfall. There's really nothing else to do besides all the tourist trap bullshit around it that you can find in any tourist town and while it's certainly better in person and worth seeing at least once in your life, it is basically what you see in videos/pictures. The Grand Canyon on the other hand is the most amazing thing I've ever seen in my entire life and I literally just got chills typing that sentence from recalling the experience. No amount of photos or video will ever do it justice and I will never forget the feeling of walking up to it for the first time and seeing the absolute enormous and beautiful tear in the earth. Plus, the park itself offers so much to do beyond just staring at the canyon. Unlike Niagara Falls. Outside of sitting on a ferry, there's nothing to do there. You'd die if you actually went on the river to the falls. Whereas you can hike the Grand Canyon to the floor, ride a donkey to the floor (literally), camp, kayak/canoe the Colorado river, take a helicopter tour over it etc. Also so much wild life and ancient history in and around the canyon.

[@cinmarksx]

the first disneyland was founded in CA and still going strong. Disneyland fla was founded in the 70's

[@cubmutt33]

I went on vacation to the Vegas Strip and it was the best week of my life.

[@ditdiver123]

The bridge your thinking of is "galloping gerdie" aka the tacoma narrows bridge

[@prometheus7615]

There are some nice suburbs off the las vegas strip Henderson, Boulder city, and Summerlin with some of the communities like in the desert shores have lagoons from condos to million-dollar homes with some gated communities, Spanish trail 15 mins. west of the strip a guard-gated master-planned community with homes ranging from 1300 to 10,000 sq. ft. with a 27 hole golf course, I live in Summerlin. been in Vegas since 1992. Worked for over 20 years at Caesars Palace.

[@tacosparundollar6962]

I live in Vegas and it’s literally like all cites in the us, like different parts of town have names. The strip is literally dead in the center on town to all around it there’s suburbs. For example north and east las Vegas is like the gettos and the south (Henderson) and the northwest (summerlin) and also the south east (lake Las Vegas) is like where the rich people live and like the central and the southwest is like middle class areas (where I live) I love Vegas and it not just the strip that is entertaining like where many places to go to like ice skate parks (winter palace)I think😭. And hella malls and move theaters. Theirs also a giant Air Force base in the north east too btw :P. Vegas is hella cool and fun and knowing all of that is in the middle of the desert makes it more cool 😎, by the way I love your channel I’ve been watching it for a few months now and I love the content you’ve been posting💗. I would love more reactions about vegas. If you have any questions regarding Vegas just ask away :)