Fictional places you'd like to visit.

[superduperman]

I was thinking about this for a while and one of the things I've always wanted to see was what life on Earth was like in the Star Trek universe. Particularly the TNG era. Or visit that giant city planet from Star Wars. What's yours? Hogwarts? Wakanda?

[WillieMorgan]

The Star Wars planet that you mentioned there is called Coruscant and, yes, it's a fictional place that I'd love to visit. There are many pre-Disney SW locations that also fall into that category such as Naboo and Mos Eisley spaceport. I reckon that the nearest that a person can get to that in reality is those new theme parks you have over there.....oh wait....

I'd say the Harry Potter locations also. Living in the real world UK it would certainly be sweet to visit somewhere like Godric's Hollow.

[CaptCleghorn]

Star Trek's Risa.

[babyblob]

Could City from Empire Strikes Back. Hang out all day with Lando.

[Nschornhorst]

Hm... my top 5:

Toontown- meet all my favorite 'toons. Probably pretty dangerous for humans, though.

Ponyville- a nice and (fairly) safe place with lots of fun characters.

Pokemon world- Pokemon trainer is probably a job I'd enjoy... probably.

Sesame Street- I've always wanted to go... I would love it.

Muppet Show Theater- the only place I'd probably want to go to more than Sesame Street. Crazy fun and a dream come true!

[MoneySpider]

Wakanda and Zambesi.

[Powerboy]

I was thinking about this for a while and one of the things I've always wanted to see was what life on Earth was like in the Star Trek universe. Particularly the TNG era. Or visit that giant city planet from Star Wars. What's yours? Hogwarts? Wakanda?

LOL. I'd settle for London or Hawaii. They're fictional places as far as my budget is concerned.

Next Generation Earth might be good but I always wonder who gets to keep living on Earth considering what the human population must be.

A planet like Bajor might be interesting but only in the mountains where Sisko planned to eventually build his home.

[Ragged Maw]

Probably the more pleasant parts of Bas-Lag.

[mathew101281]

The fortress of Solitude

Dinotopia

[superduperman]

LOL. I'd settle for London or Hawaii. They're fictional places as far as my budget is concerned.

Next Generation Earth might be good but I always wonder who gets to keep living on Earth considering what the human population must be.

A planet like Bajor might be interesting but only in the mountains where Sisko planned to eventually build his home.

I remember an episode of Voyager where Harry Kim wakes up in his old apartment in San Fransisco and he's running away from Starfleet authorities and goes down one of the old fire escapes like the ones we have today and my first thought was "How do they still have those in the 24th century? Wouldn't they replace them with something safer?" The whole building looked old. There's no way they'd still be standing after all that time.