I agree with many others who said New Orleans. That town full of Cyclone fans would be incredible.
If you take a wrong turn in the French Quarter, it doesn't take long to end up in one of the dangerous areas.
Maybe they were murdered by ghosts.Yeah, one time I was put up in a "haunted" hotel a couple of blocks off of Bourbon Street. I think "haunted" just meant that a lot of people got murdered there!
Vegas is fine but it's too shiny and sparkly. I prefer seedy and murderous.Rose Bowl for sure.
Second option would be the Cotton Bowl in Dallas. And I mean the REAL Cotton Bowl.
Third option would be when they open that new stadium in Vegas.
New Orleans is overrated, don't @ me.
Just go to downtown Vegas (not Paradise where the strip is) and then walk past the container parkVegas is fine but it's too shiny and sparkly. I prefer seedy and murderous.
Even in downtown Vegas, it still feels like you kind of have to work at it to get into the murdery areas. In New Orleans, it almost feels like they're funneling drunken souls into the murdery areas. Maybe it has something to do with the traditional Voodoo culture.Just go to downtown Vegas (not Paradise where the strip is) and then walk past the container park
"Seedy" was probably not the right word. It was more that we were in dangerous areas. Not "seedy" as in "debaucherous."
San Diego's a fantastic city. That might even be better.
Vegas is fine but it's too shiny and sparkly. I prefer seedy and murderous.
Not seedy and murderous enough.Phoenix gets my vote. My family celebrated Christmas in Phoenix one year and it was fantastic.
You could make a snowbird trip of it with Vegas being about 4 hours away, Lake Havasu City being about 3 hours away, the Grand Canyon being 3 hours away. Not to mention Camelback Mountain is nearby for hiking.