Beware Of These 30 Tourist Traps And Save Yourself From Getting Ripped! (6 of 6)

The Strip, Las Vegas, NV

Vegas welcomes you, baby, if you like getting a hole burnt in your pockets. Purposely created casinos, encouraging money spending, The Strip houses the biggest, as well as the most expensive rooms for gaming. An average person, in fact, spends between $200 and $250 in one day in Vegas. The shows here are actually mesmerizing, glamour is there (if you seek), distracting lights are present, but all that with the cost of you dropping some big cash!

Mall of America, Minneapolis, MN

If there isn’t a logical reason with you to do some shopping, there is no compulsion to take an expensive pilgrimage to the Mall of America Shopping Center. It attracts nearly 40 million visitors annually, of which one in every four is tourist coming for its about 520 stores, as well as the Nickelodeon Universe amusement park, costing $38 per wristband.

Atlantic City Boardwalk, Atlantic City, NJ

A plenty of boardwalks are present in the States, the most strange of them being at the Atlantic City. A Ripley’s Believe It Or Not is present on that boardwalk with $17 admission fees for adults. It has for long been the sign of tourist traps nearby, from beach cafes and their underwhelming menus to several souvenir shops.

Wall Drug Store, SD

This is known as a free ice and water home, which probably used to be great before the days of insulated bottles of water, but as of now, this shopping complex themed as cowboys is but a stuff of tourist trap. This 76000 square foot of warehouse has a gift shop as a labyrinth and a drug store, selling $30 worth magnetic map and $10 Black Hills Honey bottle respectively.

Hollywood Walk Of Fame, Los Angeles, CA

A survey performed by the Stasher, that ranks the worst traps for tourists in the world, the Hollywood Walk Of Fame obtained the spot at the bottom, which actually is well deserved by it! Being here, expect yourself to be almost always being surrounded by mediums while you look for the star of your favorite celeb and being jostled by the other tourists doing the same. Still, what you’ll take back home as a picture will be some nasty pavements.