Top 10 List

    Disney World
Long a favorite destination of honeymooners and families, Disney World and the Orlando area has something to offer for everyone. They offer three main parks (Magic Kingdom, Animal Kingdom and Epcott) and many smaller specialty areas, such as water parks. Sites such as All Ears offer insider tips to help visitors get the most from Disney. Orlando offers the perfect vacation spot, because of the enormous number of attractions in the Kissimmee area. You'll also want to check out Sea World and Universal Studios.    
    Gatlinburg, Tennessee
Smack dab in the middle of the Smokey Mountains, Gatlinburg is a busy little town of hills, ice cream parlors and attractions such as the Ripley's Haunted House. The state of the art convention center is host to many different events from all over the country, including musical groups and conventions. Be sure to get your free event and tour planner from the Gatlinburg Department of Tourism. Many people enjoy renting cabins and mountain chalets and then spending the day in Gatlinburg or Pigeon Forge, which are right next to one another.    
    Hawaii
Made up of five main islands open to visitors, and many smaller private islands, Hawaii has a unique Polynesia flavor and laid back attitude that will have you in love with this 50th state in the United States line-up. It is necessary to take a plane or boat to Hawaii as it is an island. Expect at least a six hour flight, possibly more, depending upon which area of the United States you begin your trip. Get articles and tips from the locals at Go Hawaii. Expedia often has great values for Hawaii trips.    
    Indianapolis
If you haven't considered the heart of the United States for a vacation, you should. Not only is Indianapolis close to other big destinations, such as Chicago, Louisville and Cincinnati, there are many unique places to visit. Check out the Indianapolis Motor Speedway for starters. If you hit at the right time, you may even get to observe time trials or a race. Other attractions in and around Indy, include The Children's Museum, a state of the art zoo, the living history museum of Conner Prairie, the home of president Benjamin Harrison and the home of poet James Whitcomb Riley.    
    Las Vegas
Once known as "sin city", Las Vegas has turned its image into one of a "fun city". Filled with outrageous hotels that feature everything from indoor rivers to roller coasters, the strip is filled with things for families as well as individuals. Even if you don't like to gamble, you can take in the shows. Circus Circus is a nice destination for anyone with kids, and families will enjoy old Las Vegas and a trip to Hoover Dam or Red Rock Canyon. Easily search for a hotel room based on rate or features.    
    Los Angeles
Hankering for a trip to the west coast? Los Angeles has a lot to offer as a vacation spot. Beautiful beaches, winding drives, upscale shopping and tourist attractions all jostle for attention in this fast-paced town. Not too far away, Disneyland resides in Anaheim and is worth a visit. You may also want to check out the many museum, the tar pit, and the Griffith Park Observatory. Shoppers will love the designer selections on Rodeo Drive and movie buffs will appreciate the sidewalk stars dedicated to different actors and actresses.    
    Philadelphia
American history lovers will enjoy this town, which is screaming with historical locations. You can almost hear the whispers of our founding fathers in Independence Hall. See the Liberty Bell and find out how it became cracked. Jog up the same steps Sylvester Stallone jogged up in the movie Rocky and then take a trip to the Betsy Ross House and Valley Forge National Historic Park. Don't forget to see the 76ers. On the way home, swing by Hershey, Pennsylvania for a sweet treat.    
    Washington D.C.
The nation's capital has a lot to offer for tourists. Visit at the right time in the spring, and you'll se a breathtaking sight of cherry blossoms in bloom. The scent fill the air and everyone seems to step a little lighter. While you're in D.C., visit the National Cathedral for some beautiful stained glass and detailed architecture. You'll also want t stop by the White House. You never know - you may even spot a glimpse of the President. You'll also want to visit the Lincoln Memorial, Washington Monument and Arlington Cemetery.    
    Williamsburg
Ever wish you could go back in time to around the start of the country? In Colonial Williamsburg, history comes to live and you can see how people lived, walked, talked, dressed and ate during the time period. The tourist site offers links to how to book accommodations, upcoming activities and attractions in the area, such as museums and even restaurants. This is a complete planning guide that will help you plan your vacation in detail. You may want to look for discounted airfare through sites such as Booking Buddy.    
    Yellowstone
All the beauty and majesty of this world come into focus at Yellowstone National Park. From rising mountains with snow capped peaks, to wild life, to gushing geysers, nature enthusiasts will be thrilled to spend time at this vacation hot spot. Easily book reservations at hotels, lodges and even the campground. You can also find information on things such as fishing, backpacking and other outdoor activities offered in the area. Get maps, travel routes, photos, areas to explore and a free trip builder at