2019’s Most Fun States in America (casinos, island)

[popka]

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1 ---- California
2 ---- Florida
3 ---- New York
4 ---- Washington
5 ---- Colorado
6 ---- Nevada
7 ---- Minnesota
8 ---- Pennsylvania
9 ---- Oregon
10 --- Texas
11 --- Illinois
12 --- Missouri
13 --- Ohio
14 --- Arizona
15 --- New Mexico
16 --- Louisiana
17 --- South Carolina
18 --- Michigan
19 --- Wisconsin
20 --- North Carolina
21 --- Massachusetts
22 --- Maryland
23 --- Tennessee
24 --- Georgia
25 --- Hawaii
26 --- Oklahoma
27 --- Alaska
28 --- Utah
29 --- Virginia
30 --- Wyoming
31 --- South Dakota
32 --- Idaho
33 --- New Jersey
34 --- Kentucky
35 --- Iowa
36 --- Montana
37 --- Maine
38 --- Nebraska
39 --- Indiana
40 --- North Dakota
41 --- Kansas
42 --- New Hampshire
43 --- Connecticut
44 --- Alabama
45 --- Arkansas
46 --- Vermont
47 --- Rhode Island
48 --- Delaware
49 --- Mississippi
50 --- West Virginia


https://wallethub.com/edu/most-fun-states/34665/
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[Foamposite]

I'm 100% sure I can have fun in Mississippi and West Virginia.

[LauraC]

Depends what one considers fun. I'd be afraid to even visit California these days.

[berger12345]

Originally Posted by LauraC

Depends what one considers fun. I'd be afraid to even visit California these days.

Why? I went twice in the last month and loved it.

[CCrest182]

The top of this list is a big yawn. Anyone could've guessed California, Florida, and New York are seen as the most "fun".

I guess it starts to get interesting around number 7/8. I'm surprised so many think Pennsylvania and Missouri are fun. Arizona also seems relatively low in terms of "fun". I feel Nevada should easily be number 4.

[gladhands]

PA and Oklahoma are way too high. The New England and Gulf Coast states are all way too low.

[IowanFarmer]

I had a damn blast when I visited West Virginia.

[eddie gein]

Originally Posted by gladhands

PA and Oklahoma are way too high. The New England and Gulf Coast states are all way too low.

One of their criteria is "casinos per capita". Oklahoma has 135 of them.

[Foamposite]

Originally Posted by gladhands

PA and Oklahoma are way too high. The New England and Gulf Coast states are all way too low.

New England is not very fun to me. I prefer PA and would probably prefer Oklahoma too if I went there.

[gladhands]

Originally Posted by eddie gein

One of their criteria is "casinos per capita". Oklahoma has 135 of them.

Ugh. Low-alcohol beer, though.