Which of the largest U.S. metropolitan areas have you visited?

[retromike22]

Please check the link, as many cities fall under these names. For instance, if you have visited Baltimore, then you have visited the Washington Metropolitan area.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_metropolitan_areas_of_the_United_States#United_States


My answers:
Los Angeles
Washington
San Francisco
Phoenix

[Goldwater]

Los Angeles
San Francisco
Seattle

[Boston Bread]

All the northeastern ones+Chicago

[RINO Tom]

REALLY only Chicago (and that's good enough for me! ), but...

Washington, DC: My aunt lives in NOVA (one of the angry Republicans who constantly talks about how NOVA used to be the most Republican part of the state before the rednecks ditched the Democrats and the hypocritical Democrats from Maryland moved over to avoid high taxes only to vote for higher taxes in Virginia, haha), so we have visited a few times.

Philadelphia: We missed our connecting flight to St. Maarten, and we had to spend the night in Philly without our suitcases (aka, the clothes on our backs), it was raining and we really didn't have much time (we just found a bar right away to watch the Illini game).

Miami: We had a five-hour layover that turned into an all-night layover ... really didn't do much there.

Ones just below this list that I've spent quite a bit of time in:

St. Louis, Indianapolis, Nashville, Milwaukee, Cincinnati, Kansas City

As a PROUD Downstate Illinoisan who can be quite annoyed by some of the suburban Chicago kids you meet at college, I'll put the Chicago area up against any in the US as the coolest.  Just had one of the best weekends of my life catching a Cubs game, visiting friends in Lincoln Park and spending all day Saturday on the lake at a beach bar.

[Mr. Smith]

Actual:

San Francisco (home)
Los Angeles
Washington-Baltimore
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Chicago


Layovers:

Boston
Dallas

Literally less than an hour from:
New York
Atlanta

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Chicago
Washington
Atlanta
Minneapolis-St. Paul (duh)

[Samantha]

Dallas-Ft.Worth (current)
Houston
Miami
Seattle

[○∙◄☻¥tπ[╪AV┼cVê└]

 New York
 Los Angeles
 Chicago
 Washington
 San Francisco
 Boston
 Philadelphia
 Miami

Just Layovers:
Atlanta
Detroit
Minneapolis-St. Paul

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

Miami (I was born there)
Washington (Mom was born there)
Detroit (Dad was born there)
Atlanta

[Mr. Morden]

All of those except Boston, Dallas, Houston, and Miami.

That is, assuming you don't count airport layovers.  I've had layovers at Boston, Dallas, and Miami, so if you count those, then I've been to all of them except Houston.

[Sprouts Farmers Market ✘]

The top 7 exactly though by time in chi-town was brief.

Really helps to live dead center of the atlantic.

[Torie]

All of them.

[YaBoyNY]

New York, Washington, Boston, Philadelphia, Houston, and Atlanta.

[Hatman 🍁]

Harrisburg is the largest US Metro I've been to (#48 on the list). I've also been to #49 Buffalo and #50 Rochester

[SATW]

1. New York
2. Washington
3. Philadelphia
4. Miami

Been to the namesake cities of each of these four, as well.

[SWE]

New York and Washington

[Grumpier Than Uncle Joe]

New York    
Chicago    
Washington    
Boston    
Philadelphia    
Houston    
Atlanta    
Seattle  

[Antonio the Sixth]

Atlanta and San Francisco.

[The Dowager Mod]

All of them. :/

[Enderman]

New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Washington, and Atlanta I know for a fact I've been there (born near LA) I probably went to Phoenix, Philly, and Houston on a trip, but I don't recall. As for the rest, I want to go there a lot, I've gotten a lot of chances too (Seattle surprisingly more than Miami) but I haven't because of various other reasons.

[Oldiesfreak1854]

Chicago and Detroit.

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Ones I stayed overnight for a few nights or more:
New York
Los Angeles
Washington
San Francisco
Boston

Basically the 5 most expensive cities, haha.

[Oak Hills]

Washington, Boston, Philadelphia, Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston, and Atlanta.

[Nutmeg]

All of them.