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Most Popular Attractions by US State

May include parkways, shopping areas, amusement parks, national parks and monuments, zoos, beaches, etc.
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Last updated: June 3, 2016
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First submittedMay 18, 2015
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Alabama (rockets)
United States Space & Rocket Center
Alaska (gold rush)
Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park
Arizona (national park)
Grand Canyon National Park
Arkansas (national park)
Hot Springs National Park
California (amusement park)
Disneyland
Colorado (national park)
Rocky Mountain National Park
Connecticut (beach state park)
Hammonasset Beach State Park
Delaware (seashore state park)
Delaware Seashore State Park
Florida (amusement park)
Disney World's Magic Kingdom
Georgia (Jackson, Lee, & Davis)
Stone Mountain Park
Hawaii (famous beach)
Waikiki Beach
Idaho (theme park)
Silverwood Theme Park
Illinois (former naval training center)
Navy Pier
Indiana (on Lake Michigan)
Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore
Iowa (seven villages)
Amana Colonies
Kansas (preservation of an ecosystem)
Flint Hills Tall Grass Prairie
Kentucky (between Kentucky Lake and Lake Barkley)
Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area
Louisiana (area of NOLA)
The French Quarter
Maine (famous clothing store)
L.L. Bean Flagship Store
Maryland (a national seashore)
Assateague Island National Seashore
Massachusetts (Boston site)
Faneuil Hall Marketplace
Michigan (Dearborn)
The Henry Ford Museum
Minnesota (shopping area)
Mall of America
Mississippi (parkway)
Natchez Trace Parkway
Missouri (St. Louis)
Jefferson National Expansion Memorial
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Montana (national park)
Yellowstone National Park
Nebraska (Omaha)
Henry Doorly Zoo
Nevada (casinos)
Las Vegas Strip
New Hampshire (national forest)
White Mountain National Forest
New Jersey ("on a blanket with my baby is where I'll be"
Atlantic City Boardwalk
New Mexico (zoo, aquarium, water park, and botanic garden)
Albuquerque Biological Park
New York (New Year's Eve site)
Times Square
North Carolina (national parkway)
Blue Ridge Parkway
North Dakota (national park)
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
Ohio (amusement park)
Cedar Point Amusement Park
Oklahoma (memorial)
Oklahoma City National Memorial
Oregon (national park)
Crater Lake National Park
Pennsylvania (historic park)
Independence National Historic Park
Rhode Island (zoo)
Roger Williams Park Zoo
South Carolina (Myrtle Beach shopping area)
Broadway at the Beach
South Dakota (national memorial)
Mount Rushmore National Memorial
Tennessee (national park)
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Texas (along a river bank)
San Antonio River Walk
Utah (Mormons)
Temple Square
Vermont (food factory)
Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream Factory
Virginia (national parkway)
Blue Ridge Parkway
Washington (shopping area)
Pike Place Market
West Virginia (river valley)
New River Gorge National River
Wisconsin (state park)
Devil's Lake State Park
Wyoming (national park)
Yellowstone National Park
celebeth
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Level 70
May 18, 2015
This is a great idea for a quiz, but it's way too broad. I couldn't even get the right attraction for my own state! Too many possibilities in a lot of these states.
ander217
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Level 75
May 19, 2015
I knew it would be difficult, and I tried to give hints in the instructions - zoos, beaches, parkways, etc. I found it interesting that some of the most well-known attractions weren't the most visited. Sorry you didn't enjoy it. I hope at least it was a learning experience. If more people complain I'll rework it and add more hints for each attraction.
kalbahamut
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Level 82
Jun 24, 2015
good quiz. But I also missed my own state. I tried Skyline Drive.

The Blue Ridge Parkway really gets more visitors than Arlington National Cemetery? Or Great Falls? Paramount King's Dominion? Colonial Williamsburg? Busch Gardens? Virginia Beach? The Chesapeake Bay Bridge? or any random mall in Northern Virginia since Mall of America makes the list in Minnesota.. let's say.. Tyson's Corner? Seems impossible.

Turtledudeguy
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Level 11
Jun 25, 2015
Ugh. Couldn't figure out how to spell faneuil hall.
ander217
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Level 75
Jun 26, 2015
I added more spellings. I always have trouble with that one, too.
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