American reacts to Americans writing absurd travel reviews

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[austinseven]

2 things about Buckingham Palace. Firstly, there are times you can go inside. You just have to, shock horror!, look for the pertinent information.
2nd, it is one of the primary residences of a nation's Head of State. Perhaps they'd like to try and stroll into the White House whenever they'd like?! As with the Palace, the White House does permit public tours. Though touring Buckingham Palace is a much simpler process. However, in both cases it involves some kind of advance planning! Morons.

[vtbn]

The best thing about Americans is that they make the rest of the world seem like geniuses.

[karstenbursak]

While working on a cruise ship traveling scandinavia, some americans complained that there where no vikings or tours to the "viking reservations" offered ... as if they where packed away like natives in america.

[SnowyRVulpix]

"We were not told to bring swimsuits to a water park" is the most American statement ever.

[siankinrade]

You used to be able to get inside Stonehenge but too many visitors thought it was cute to vandalise the stones so it got stopped.

[elinahamalainen]

I have heard a complaint about Finland's midnight sun being the same as the one in the day 🤣

[steel]

Thankfully most Americans don't travel.

[enemde]

What Yanks call " tea" is diabetes in a glass !!
There ARE tours of Buckingham Palace !

[valvesofvalvino]

That person who complained about celebrity cruises would really hate monarch airlines 🤣🤣

[leekelly]

Those prehistoric people who built Stonehenge should have taken into account the possibility of Americans existing at some point in the future..

[markalexander]

When I worked in retail I had multiple American tourists complain that it was "outrageous" that we didn't accept American dollars (in Europe)

[Arltratlo]

take it from an European...Americans cant comprehend age of things, older than 5 years...

[peterdurnien]

Heads up for Americans. The Mona Lisa is not painted on canvas. Its painted on wood.

[michaelcaffery]

Ryan, you saying that you have never known milk being put in tea is almost as shocking as finding out recently that Americans don't put butter on bread. 😧

[margreetanceaux]

Ryan, you missed the best in #23 : we were not reminded to bring our passports…

[gamingtonight]

There are many examples of Americans going into private cottages in the countryside, expecting a cream tea!

[warrenturner]

Was in Italy once and heard a tourist say to his wife "We cam all the way to see that. The damn thing isn't even straight". Hint - middle-aged couple wearing matching tracksuits and caps.

[JohnResalb]

You CAN go into Buckingham Palace, but you need to make an advance booking.
My findings with most American tourists is they've made little or no research or preparations.
They want everything to "fall in line and stand to attention" as soon as they arrive.!!!

[jenniferharrison]

Sydney Opera House! American - 'oh that's too many stairs, just take our photos out front"! Russian - "look at that incredible architecture, those window views are truly amazing and it's extraordinary orchestral acoustics"! 🧐

[markalexander]

"No milk in the tea" definitely sounds like a British person visiting somewhere in Asia