3 Cities You Never Want To Visit

[trd1610]

Originally Posted by tyler3440

I went trough Atlanta a few years ago ( on the way to Charlotte) and the traffic was horrible. I don't know how traffic is in most big cities but it was bad compared to Charlotte.

Yeah Atlanta traffic can really suck from my experiences. When in doubt I try to fly out of Charlotte as opposed to Atlanta just because of the traffic (closest major airports to upstate SC). I've been to Atlanta for concerts, baseball games and to visit some friends and enjoyed the actual city.

But Atlanta metro is nearly 7 million, where as Charlotte is less than 2.5 million that also influences the traffic levels lol.

[bartender_man]

For US:

Detroit
Baltimore
Pittsburgh

[FromTheMorning]

Some very strange cities popping up in here

[fridge112887]

Would have originally said Albuquerque, NM but I stayed overnight while driving to AZ and it's actually a pretty nice area. Nothing like the rest of New Mexico.

1. Cleveland
2. Detroit
3. New Jersey as a whole (but Camden to be specific)

3 Cities I never want to visit again

1. St. Louis
2. Milwaukee
3. Phoenix

[bartender_man]

Originally Posted by fridge112887

Would have originally said Albuquerque, NM but I stayed overnight while driving to AZ and it's actually a pretty nice area. Nothing like the rest of New Mexico.

1. Cleveland
2. Detroit
3. New Jersey as a whole (but Camden to be specific)

3 Cities I never want to visit again

1. St. Louis
2. Milwaukee
3. Phoenix

Not bad at all....Did you to Santa Fe as well? I like that town

[ToySoldier#34]

Originally Posted by FromTheMorning

Some very strange cities popping up in here

I'm still feeling confident about holding off on Syria

[rconverse]

Originally Posted by ToySoldier#34

I'm still feeling confident about holding off on Syria

After seeing Syriana, I don't blame you. Place has shitty pools.

[tyler3440]

Just looked up Gary Indiana and damn that town looks bad. I was filmiler with the name of the town because of MJ but I never looked it up.

If I hade to go to Indiana south bend would be the place to go.

[fridge112887]

Originally Posted by bartender_man

Not bad at all....Did you to Santa Fe as well? I like that town

No, I don't believe so. Albuquerque felt very out of place in NM. Also stayed in Tulsa, OK while on that trip

[AlpineValley804]

Santa Fe is absolutely gorgeous.

[deadendstreet]

Originally Posted by fridge112887

No, I don't believe so. Albuquerque felt very out of place in NM. Also stayed in Tulsa, OK while on that trip

New Mexico is actually a pretty cool state. Albuquerque, Sante Fe, Ruidoso are all nice vacation spots. Wouldn't want to live there though.

Also, you should have stayed in OKC instead of Tulsa. OKC has a lot more to do, is cleaner, and less crime. Bricktown and Midtown OKC are awesome

[Climb2safety]

Fuck -Austin
Marry - Denver
Kill - Charlotte

[CrashTheStone41]

In the US:

Atlanta
Detroit
Houston

Internationally:

Guatemala City
San Pedro Sula
Pretty much any city in India

[CrashTheStone41]

Originally Posted by Lcsulla

In the US I would say Camden, Detroit and Chicago.

Outside the US I could name far more than the 3 I noted above

This, coupled with your avatar and tag, begs me to ask.... why?

[Climb2safety]

So much great stuff in Chicago that is should not make anyone's list compared to so many other cities. Off the top of my head-

Frank Lloyd wright
Art Musuem
Second City
Twin Anchors
Michigan Avenue-Hugo's Frog Bar
Beaches
Dipped Sandwiches
Married with children fountain

[fridge112887]

Originally Posted by deadendstreet

New Mexico is actually a pretty cool state. Albuquerque, Sante Fe, Ruidoso are all nice vacation spots. Wouldn't want to live there though.

Also, you should have stayed in OKC instead of Tulsa. OKC has a lot more to do, is cleaner, and less crime. Bricktown and Midtown OKC are awesome

It was a very scenic drive which was a surprise to me. We drove through the heart of Tulsa whereas we only nipped the outskirts of OKC. I drove there with my father so he was only concerned about finding a decently priced room and sleep

Originally Posted by Climb2safety

So much great stuff in Chicago that is should not make anyone's list compared to so many other cities. Off the top of my head-

Frank Lloyd wright
Art Musuem
Second City
Twin Anchors
Michigan Avenue-Hugo's Frog Bar
Beaches
Dipped Sandwiches
Married with children fountain

Buckingham Fountain in Grant Park?

If architecture/Frank Lloyd Wright is your thing, check out the Farnsworth House. While it's in the south suburbs (10 minutes from where I live) it's still rather historic

[FromTheMorning]

No desire to ever go to Dubai

[AllifromOhio]

Originally Posted by tyler3440

Just looked up Gary Indiana and damn that town looks bad. I was filmiler with the name of the town because of MJ but I never looked it up.

If I hade to go to Indiana south bend would be the place to go.

South Bend sucks. Absolutely nothing but ND in that small town. Bunch of poor people live right outside the campus which is ironic considering how much the tuition is a year.

[FromTheMorning]

South Bend is miserable

[recentlyJTR41]

Originally Posted by recentlyJTR41

In America:

Detroit
Cleveland
Columbus, OH

World:
Mexico City
Anywhere that's not a beach in Central America
Istanbul

Could probably change Columbus answer (tbh would go to any city for free fwiw):

LA - Just seems way too overpopulated and fake for me. Southern California seems nice because of the weather and the beer, but LA appears to be the epicenter of everything that's wrong with American society today which is materialism, vanity, star worship (Kardashians for example), and shit tv/movies that are shoved down our throats everyday.


Middle East would be great to visit for the history but unfortunately that might not ever be possible because of the ridiculous amounts of terror in the area. Tel Aviv I've been told is kick ass though.

[neumdogg]

Originally Posted by recentlyJTR41

Could probably change Columbus answer (tbh would go to any city for free fwiw):



LA - Just seems way too overpopulated and fake for me. Southern California seems nice because of the weather and the beer, but LA appears to be the epicenter of everything that's wrong with American society today which is materialism, vanity, star worship (Kardashians for example), and shit tv/movies that are shoved down our throats everyday.

Well we don't want you!

Everything you mention we do have. But we have so much more. It is truly a melting pot of different cultures. Love this city. So much to do here.

[neumdogg]

Oh and Tel Aviv is awesome.

[Julia Roberts]

I've had a great time in most cities I've visited. However, 3 cities I'd be happy to never visit again:
Salt Lake City
Indianapolis
Tampa

[Jake]

Originally Posted by Julia Roberts

I've had a great time in most cities I've visited. However, 3 cities I'd be happy to never visit again:
Salt Lake City
Indianapolis
Tampa

I used to be very down on Tampa but they've cleaned it up a lot lately; the downtown is actually nice. The northern area (up near USF and Busch Gardens) is still a shit hole.

I actually like Salt Lake a lot; Indy was give or take.

[mja271]

I'd have to put a little more thought into it but the one that immediately comes to mind in terms of places I've already been is Atlantic City. Total dump. Amazing song, terrible place.

[scrock25]

Hmmm.... probably like Omaha, Little Rock, and Portland Maine.

[thebridge15]

what's that wrong with salt lake city?

[DMBstandUP1984]

Portland Maine is cool

[drop2d]

Originally Posted by DMBstandUP1984

Portland Maine is cool

Might be the best beer city in the country.

[MVDMB]

Originally Posted by scrock25

Hmmm.... probably like Omaha, Little Rock, and Portland Maine.

Omaha and Little Rock I get, but Portland? I've heard nothing but cool things about Portland, and even better reviews on Maine.