I'm not sure this is really worth the price of admission. It all boils down to the fact that you're paying to look at a bunch of rocks. While there are some points of interest, like the lookout where you can allegedly see 7 states, those with claustrophobia may have trouble walking through some of the tight rock formations like the "Fat Man Squeeze." The highlight of the tour for kids is the fairy tale land at the end. Its a diorama of almost every mother goose nursery rhyme you can think of.

Its my feelings now that, you've seen one alligator, you've seen them all. While the park was clean, it was hard to feel at ease when you are surrounded by literally hundreds of alligators at once. Plus, I generally prefer to watch idiots wrestle alligators from the comfort of my living room rather than live in front of a large audience.

Underground Atlanta is a must on any trip to Atlanta. There are a wide variety of shops and places to eat. We always love to check out the kitschy stores and then grab some delicious cookies from the Great American Cookie Company. Plus, there's usually some entertainment for the kids, like ballon animal artists.

"Intercourse is everything I thought it would be." Or at least that's what the souvenir T-shirts from Intercourse, PA proclaim. The Kitchen Kettle Village boasts a wide variety of shops and eateries. Plus, the antique stores are a must with lots of great finds. Just make sure you leave enough room in your suitcase or in the car when you're packing to make the trek to this area.

This company makes the best chocolate I have ever tasted. Located in downtown Lititz, they produce their famous Wilbur buds daily. You can purchase their semi-sweet buds or their dark chocolate buds. They even have a mixed bag of the two kinds in addition to various other types of chocolate delicacies.