Movie-Inspired Travel Bucket List

A movie-inspired travel bucket list is a list of places to travel that are inspired by movies. This can include places that were featured in the movie, places that remind you of the movie, or places that you would like to visit because of the movie. Be sure to check out our Book-Inspired Travel Bucket List when you're done!

There are many different ways to create a Movie-Inspired Travel Bucket List. You can start by making a list of your favorite movies. Then, think about the places that were featured in those movies. Did you always want to visit those places? Or did the movie make you want to visit them? Once you have a list of places, you can start planning your trips.

Here are some tips for creating a Movie-Inspired Travel Bucket List:

Start with your favorite movies. What are the places that were featured in those movies? Did you always want to visit those places? Or did the movie make you want to visit them?
Think about the places that remind you of movies. Do you have a favorite beach that reminds you of “The Beach”? Or a favorite mountain that reminds you of “The Lord of the Rings”?
Research the places that you want to visit. Find out what the weather is like, what the attractions are, and how much it will cost to get there.
Plan your trips. Once you have a list of places that you want to visit, you can start planning your trips. Decide when you want to go, how you will get there, and what you will do when you get there.

Creating a Movie-Inspired Travel Bucket List is a fun and creative way to plan your next vacation. It is also a great way to share your love of movies with friends and family.

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Movie-Inspired Travel Bucket List

What is a Movie-Inspired Travel Bucket List?

The “Rocky Steps” at the Philadelhia Museum of Art in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, featured in “Rocky“
The “Field of Dreams” movie site in Dyersville, Iowa
The “Forrest Gump” bench at Chippewa Square in Savannah, Georgia
The “The Wizard of Oz” museum in Wamego, Kansas
The “Ghostbusters” firehouse in New York City, New York
The “Shawshank Trail”, Mansfield, Ohio
The “Mystic Pizza” restaurant in Mystic, Connecticut
The “Dirty Dancing” resort in Lake Lure, North Carolina
The “Gone with the Wind (1939)” museum in Marietta, Georgia
The “The Goonies” house in Astoria, Oregon
The “Jurassic Park” filming locations in Kauai, Hawaii
The “Big Lebowski tour”, Los Angeles, California
The “The Shining” Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, Colorado
The “Twilight” filming locations in Forks, Washington

You can mark the sheet according to the places where you have visited.

WHAT TO USE FOR MARKERS?

- - Pencils
  - Highlighters
  - Markers
  - Pen

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