America's Top 25 Most Visted Places Meme

ReBecca did this meme a month ago, and I'm only just getting round to having a go myself. I consider myself pretty well travelled, but I think on this one Paul will beat me, if only by virtue of having been to Florida! The figures are the number of visitors each year, and I've emboldened the places I've visited.

1. Times Square, New York City, NY - 35 million
   
2. The Las Vegas Strip, Las Vegas, NV - 31 million
   
3. National Mall and Memorial Parks, Washington DC - 24 million
   
4. Faneuil Hall Marketplace, Boston, MA - 20 million
   
5. Disney World's Magic Kingdom, Lake Buena Vista, FL - 17.1 million
   
6. Disneyland Park, Anaheim, CA - 14.9 million
   
7. Fisherman's Wharf/Golden Gate National Recreation Area, San Francisco, CA - 14 million
   
8. Niagara Falls, NY - 12 million
   
   
   
9. Great Smoky Mountains National Park, TN/NC - 9.4 million
   
10. Navy Pier, Chicago, IL - 8.6 million
    
11. Lake Mead National Recreation Area, AR/NV - 7.6 million
    
12. Universal Studios/ Islands of Adventure, Orlando, FL - 6.2 million
    
13. SeaWorld Florida, Orlando, FL - 6 million
    
14. San Antonio River Walk, TX - 5.1 million
    
    
    
15. Temple Square, Salt Lake City, UT - 5 million
    
16. Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area, PA/NJ - 4.8 million
    
17. Universal Studios Hollywood, CA - 4.7 million
    
18. Metropolitan Museum, New York City, NY - 4.5 million
    
19. Waikiki Beach, Oahu, HI - 4.5 million
    
20. Grand Canyon, AZ - 4.41 million
    
    
    
21. Busch Gardens Africa, Tampa Bay, FL - 4.4 million
    
22. Cape Cod National Seashore, MA - 4.35 million
    
23. SeaWorld San Diego, CA - 4.26 million
    
24. American Museum of Natural History, New York City, NY - 4 million
    
25. Atlantic City Boardwalk, NJ - 4 million

A respectable non-American score of 11/25! I do wonder what the most visited British places are, and whether I'd do any better there. For example, I've never been round Buckingham Palace, nor have I ever visited Madame Tussauds, even though they're two of the most popular tourist attractions in London, and even though I work five minutes from the Palace!

More interestingly, I wonder if there's a way of correlating the top 100 geological places visited with the visitor numbers for each attraction? Possibly not as with so many geological sites there's no way of tracking accurate visitor numbers.