[BBXX]

I know the UK has some beautiful spots, but quite simply some of the landscape in Canada and then U.S is mind-blowing. Some of their national parks, for example.

[Redway]

Originally Posted by BBXX

I know the UK has some beautiful spots, but quite simply some of the landscape in Canada and then U.S is mind-blowing. Some of their national parks, for example.

A broader selection of theme parks (instead of Alton Towers, Blackpool Pleasure-Beach, Thorpe Park and maybe Drayton Manor, if that’s still going, being the extent of it; Gullivers’ World doesn’t make the cut) works in America’s favour, too.

Americans also earn much more money (goes without saying), but at-least surgery in the U.K. doesn’t cost an arm and a leg (pun not intended).

[BBXX]

Originally Posted by Redway

A broader selection of theme parks (instead of Alton Towers, Blackpool Pleasure-Beach, Thorpe Park and maybe Drayton Manor, if that’s still going, being the extent of it) works in America’s favour, too.

Americans also earn much more money (goes without saying), but at-least surgery in the U.K. doesn’t cost an arm and a leg (pun not intended).

I personally have no interest in theme parks.

Americans earn but money but have absolutely appalling workers rights/benefits. The UK isn’t amazing, but it’s a damn sight better than the US.

[Glenn.]

Originally Posted by Redway

A broader selection of theme parks (instead of Alton Towers, Blackpool Pleasure-Beach, Thorpe Park and maybe Drayton Manor, if that’s still going, being the extent of it) works in America’s favour, too.

Americans also earn much more money (goes without saying), but at-least surgery in the U.K. doesn’t cost an arm and a leg (pun not intended).

Universal is coming to Great Britain