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Covid 19 has put a damper on everyone's travel plans. First spring break and now summer travel is at risk. If you are dreaming of a day when we can hop on a plane or take a drive to a new location, you are not alone!  While inside for weeks, many of us have binge watched on Netflix and Amazon Prime. If you are like me and beginning to run out of material, take a look at this list. I have put together, in no particular order, a list of 10 movie locations right here in the great USA that you can actually visit once the travel restrictions are lifted! Each one features a different state!  1. ALCATRAZ from the movie ESCAPE FROM ALCATRAZ located in SAN FRANSCISCO, CALIFORNIA  2. ART MUSEUM STEPS from the movie ROCKY located in PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA  3. BASEBALL DIAMOND from the movie Field of Dreams located in Dyersville, Iowa  4. GRAND CENTRAL TERMINAL from the movie FRIENDS WITH BENEFITS located in NEW YORK, NEW YORK  5. THE SWAN HOUSE at the ATLANTA HISTORY CENTER from the movie THE HUNGER GAMES located in ATLANTA, GEORGIA  6. HANAPEPE VALLEY from the movie JURASSIC PARK located in KAUAI  7. LINCOLN MEMORIAL from the movie FORREST GUMP located in WASHINGTON, DC  8. PIKE PLACE MARKET from the movie SLEEPLESS IN SEATTLE located in SEATTLE, WASHINGTON There you have it, my list of movies that can inspire travel around the US!
Can you think of any others? Comment below on a movie location you have seen or would like to visit in the future!
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