Attractions

Most people have a favorite tourist attraction that they just absolutely love and it doesn't necessarily have to be in Massachusetts, right?

Massachusetts obviously has an extremely rich history. With that history and the reputation built from said history, it kind of makes sense that there may be quite a few haunted spots throughout the Bay State. While we're a solid seven months from Halloween, when you're in Massachusetts, it seems there is no bad time of year to seek out a creepy and/or even terrifying location. That is, if you're into that kind of thing. As it turns out, Massachusetts has one of the most terrifying attractions, not just in the U.S., but in the world!

Massachusetts is full of plenty of popular destinations to travel to for anyone during any given time of the year. That definitely includes the upcoming warmer months of the year in Spring and Summer. The trouble with traveling is that it can sometimes be easy to dig deep into whatever travel budget you may have. But what if you could visit somewhere for FREE? Pretty much anyone would be down for that. It just so happens that Massachusetts is has one of the best free attractions in the U.S. for you to travel to.

Massachusetts is where you can find several attractions throughout the state. If anyone plans a vacation in the Bay State, they would probably want to visit some of the top tourist spots to see at some point, right? But what if one of those spots is extremely hyped up, but then turned out to be extremely disappointing? There happens to be a historical landmark in Massachusetts that was so disappointing, it received some absolutely scathing reviews from some very unimpressed tourists.

Are there any kids who don't love theme parks? I'm sure there are. I DO happen to know a lot of adults who also love theme parks just as much as some kids.

Fright Fest at Six Flags New England is going to help your therapist's business.

Warning: these may feel emotionally personal to you so please don't shoot the messenger (that's me).

Here are some of the best attractions that you can go on at Canobie Lake Park, in my opinion.

This is ranked by attendance in 2021.

You're welcome in advance. If you are planning to go to the Windsor Fair this year, I have got you covered with a list of every single ride offered!

New England's only inflatable amusement park in Cape Cod, Massachusetts, is set to open on July 1 for the 2022 season.

The Spirit of Boston will hold about 600 people at full capacity.

There is truly so much to experience in Massachusetts.

If you've ever wondered where toilets go to die, it's probably this toilet graveyard located in the small town of Phillips, Maine