My ranking of the US cities with the most "stuff to do" for those who live there (market, beach)

[bawac34618]

I would say this.

1. New York
2. San Francisco
3. Los Angeles
4. Washington DC
5. Chicago
6. Las Vegas
7. Seattle
8. Portland
9. Austin
10. Denver
11. Philadelphia
12. Boston
13. Miami
14. Orlando
15. Nashville

[DTXman34]

Originally Posted by bawac34618

I would say this.

1. New York
2. San Francisco
3. Los Angeles
4. Washington DC
5. Chicago
6. Las Vegas
7. Seattle
8. Portland
9. Austin
10. Denver
11. Philadelphia
12. Boston
13. Miami
14. Orlando
15. Nashville

There's no way that Seattle, Portland, and Austin have more to do than Philly or Boston. Heck, even Miami should be ranked a bit higher. One neighborhood in Philly has more to do than the entire city of Austin.

[lvmensch]

This one keeps getting more and more inane. You need some sort of standard.

This idiot thread has none and continues to spew nonsense with no fact backing.

Perhaps we could set the standard at the roundness of the backsides of the people present?

[FJB327]

Houston should be a lot higher... I'll just chalk it up to the normal lack of knowledge and respect that most C-Ders have for the city. No worries

[Othello Is Here]

Originally Posted by bawac34618

I would say this.

1. New York
2. San Francisco
3. Los Angeles
4. Washington DC
5. Chicago
6. Las Vegas
7. Seattle
8. Portland
9. Austin
10. Denver
11. Philadelphia
12. Boston
13. Miami
14. Orlando
15. Nashville

Aint no way in the WORLD Nashville,Austin,Portland,Denver or Orlando has more to do than Atlanta.

[Othello Is Here]

1.5 hrs from Atlanta


25 min from Atlanta


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All the tours like The Walking Dead,CNN,MLK JR,Coca Cola,Aquarium,College Football Hall of Fame,Margaret Mitchell(Gone With The Wind),DragonCon,etc
https://www.viator.com/Atlanta-tours...g4-c13?pref=02

Not to mention the great restaurants and nightllife

[gladhands]

LOL @ 1.5 hours from Atlanta. Aka, Not Atlanta.

[Nukua]

Originally Posted by gladhands

LOL @ 1.5 hours from Atlanta. Aka, Not Atlanta.

Right haha. Milwaukee is 1.5 hours from Chicago so I guess this means we can include Milwaukee as part of Chicago?

[Othello Is Here]

Originally Posted by Nukua

Right haha. Milwaukee is 1.5 hours from Chicago so I guess this means we can include Milwaukee as part of Chicago?

Actually yes you can.Why not?
\Do you not often travel within 75 miles of where you live if there is something to do?
Dumb statements because people are not confined by City Data boundaries.

[Othello Is Here]

Originally Posted by gladhands

LOL @ 1.5 hours from Atlanta. Aka, Not Atlanta.

Actually its only maybe 45 min from metro Atlanta .However there are other mountains that are closer n the metro as well.
If you are a resident like I am.those mountains are a common trek for many on the weekend or a day trip.
Less that NYC to the Hamptons.

Either way with or without Amicola Falls or other "Falls" ,Atlanta has a lot more to do than many of those cities.