Fictitious Travel
Aladdin's preferred method of travel
Magic Carpet
Fava beans anyone? People know me from Silence of the Lambs
Hannibal Lecter
This massive feat of engineering holds back the Colorado River and creates hydroelectric power
Hoover Dam
To infinity and beyond
Toy Story
A movie was made about this restaurant with it's tiny square hamburgers, often called sliders
White Castle
Scooby Doo's vehicle
Mystery Machine
I am the killer in the Nightmare on Elm Street
Freddy Krueger
This massive structure in Missouri provides views of the Mississippi River and signals your approach to America's west
Gateway Arch
Scary 1975 movie primarily filmed in the waters off of Martha's Vineyard...don't go in the water
Jaws
Rhode Island restaurant perched overlooking Narragansett Bay revered for serving locally harvested seafood
Coast Guard House
It can travel at warp five through the galaxy in Star Trek
Enterprise
This fictional killer in the film "Psycho", had people afraid to shower
Norman Bates
The very predictable geyser in Yellowstone National Park
Old Faithful
Steven Spielberg war movie set in 1944 Normandy, featuring Tom Hanks as Captain Miller attempting to find soldier whose three other brothers were killed in action
Saving Private Ryan
Roadside restaurant staple with a southern country ethos based on warm hospitality and home-style food
Cracker Barrel
How Wonder Woman liked to travel
Invisible Jet
Friday the 13th bad guy
Jason Voorhees
"Remember" this structure that stands as a monument to the nearly 200 Texan Volunteers who fought and died there in 1836 siege that led to Texas' bid for independence from Mexico
The Alamo
1994 prison drama featuring Tim Robbins and Morgan Freeman where a banker is sentenced to life for a double murder but escapes
Shawshank Redemption
Restaurant known for all of the music memorabilia hanging on the walls
Hard Rock Cafe
The Beatles sang about this method of travel
Yellow Submarine
More trick than treat, you don't want to see me on Halloween
Michael Myers
Part of Statue of Liberty Park that served as the reception center for immigrants coming to the U.S.
Ellis Island
Here's Johnny! Psychological horror film where Jack Nicholson's character becomes caretaker at an isolated hotel in Colorado
The Shining
A blast from the past, customers drive into a lane and order meal through a speaker and food is brought to the car (sometimes on skates)
Sonic