Poll: If you could go anywhere in the US

[luvmygsp]

....w/5 adults in their 30's, 2 kids ages 5 & 7, & 2 older adults ages 63 & 73
....& cost wasn't an issue

Where would you go?

(time of year TBD)

TIA!

[Deleted]

One of the National Parks? I've not been to many, but somewhere like Kings Canyon/Sequoia in CA might be good?

[Deleted]

Savannah/Hilton Head/Charleston

[chia]

Hawaii or Puerto Rico.


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Alaska!! We went with a 2 yr old,.... everyone had a blast, and it is so gorgeous up there! The kids will love to run around in the open spaces, the older folks can relax as you drive from place to place....... It can be as adventurous or relaxing as you want it to be!

[osumelissa]

Hawaii or San Diego

[Brit]

Camping in a national park, either Yellowstone, Yosemite, or Zion.

[winnied]

Yellowstone or WDW

[marytini]

Hawaii

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[mdgirl]

I'd rent this place on Oahu:
www.vrbo.com/3219550ha#photos

[iammalcolmx]

Train ride down the coast of California from San Fran to San Deigo. The hotels they have along the way look amazing and so does the ride.

[mrsnole]

Puerto Rico, San Diego, Hilton Head, Gatlinburg.

[stever]

NYC. We may actually be planning that trip - DH, my boys and I meeting SIL, BIL and their kids and MIL and FIL. We're all equidistant and there would be lots for us all to enjoy.

[summerkutie]

Hawaii, Puerto Rico, St. Thomas/St. John/St. Croix while it's cold (if you live in a northern climate)

[Deleted]

Amelia Island or Sea Island.

[vegas]

Hawaii or Outerbanks NC.

[luvmygsp]

Crap! Forgot to specify the Continental US

Great rec's so far though, thanks!!

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Dec 20, 2012 22:17:56 GMT -5 luvmygsp said:

Crap! Forgot to specify the Continental US

Great rec's so far though, thanks!!

Then I'd do San Diego, Chicago or NY

[omeomi]

New York City
San Diego
or Los Angeles

[RoxMonster]

Chicago depending on time of year (fall or spring would be great)
San Francisco
NYC
Wisconsin (Lake Geneva area or Wisconsin Dells area with kids especially). Milwaukee is also nice
Those are all places I've been and can recommend

Places I'd like to go to:
San Diego
Sedona, AZ
Outer Banks
Traverse City, MI
Maine
Pacific Northwest--driving Washington and Oregon

[anna7602]

Key West. We went to a destination wedding for one of my cousins there and all the adults and kids had a great time. Plus, the built-in grandparental babysitting made it even more fun. We even went back on a family vacation with DH's side a year & 1/2 after the destination wedding.

[luvmygsp]

Dec 24, 2012 12:49:37 GMT -5 RoxMonster said:

Chicago
Wisconsin (Lake Geneva area or Wisconsin Dells area with kids especially). Milwaukee is also nice

Haha Thanks, we all actually live in WI, & grew up in Mke, so yeah, we've had WI & IL covered since the 80's Lol!!

[spunkarella]

Hawaii or Alaska! Something for everyone, and I would take full advantage of cost not being an issue, haha.

Charleston or Savannah/Tybee would also be nice.

[mariafromnj]

We have done a Myrtle Beach trip a few times with a group that sounds like yours. We all have fun.

[basilosaurus]

Skiing. Kids go to ski school, adults have fun.

Only skiing, cruising, and WDW have been successful with my 3 generation family trips. I can't imagine doing city travel with that age span.

[Deleted]

Hawaii.

[shauni27]

Ski trips could be fun in the winter (Truckee, CA is great). I love Key West. I am not a person who likes to vacation to cities...they stress me out to much and I just want to relax a bit! I think San Diego would be great for the amount of people listed and the age groups. Zoo, Sea World, downtown, relaxing, fun stuff, etc. I would go back to San Diego in a heart beat. So much to do

[cricketwife]

Hawaii for sure.

[moreace01]

I agree that a city trip might be difficult. Hard for the kids to keep up - and maybe the older generation too. Also hard to get everyone to agree on what to do - and maybe less choices other than "sightseeing".

I'd say something like Hilton Head or maybe the Florida Keys - beach, golf, bike riding, shopping, eating, boating, lots to do where you don't have to be together as a group all the time. Also - lots of condos where you can be located near one another but don't have to all be living in the same unit.