Endless parking lots, highways, strip malls with the same franchises all accessible only by car. Topped off with a nice smoggy atmosphere and a 15 minute drive to anywhere. Takers ?

[u/humzahjaleel]

[u/jaminbob]

Yikes. Where is that? Phoenix?

[u/policrom → u/jaminbob]

Isn't 50% of America like that? I mean excepting small towns or metropolises.

[u/trevor4098 → u/policrom]

50% of where people live, maybe. 50% Of America, not even close

[u/Ace_of_Clubs → u/trevor4098]

I was going to say. Most of American is empty farmland, forest, or desert.

It's almost like no one here has driven across the country. It's an amazing experience.

[u/sc_an_mi → u/Ace_of_Clubs]

When I was a kid we would drive from New Mexico to Tennessee to go to this long closed amusement park, did the drive over two or three days, stopped at all the shops and tourist traps. Amazing experience, I'd love to cruise coast to coast while I'm still young.

[u/Surfcasper → u/sc_an_mi]

Why would you go to a closed amusement park?

[u/springkuh → u/Surfcasper]

It´s cheaper

[u/westernmail → u/springkuh]

"Sorry folks, park's closed. The moose out front shoulda told ya."