New York state dominated a ranking of the most loved tourist spots in the US, placing five locations in the top 10. Rockefeller Center ranked first with an average Google rating of 4.7 out of five and 188,203 four- and five-star reviews, representing more than 94% of its total reviews. The scoring used average Google ratings, total review counts, and TikTok search volume, including analysis of positive and negative review word counts and estimated time spent writing reviews. Viewers collectively spent 330,000 minutes discussing Rockefeller Center, citing the Top of the Rock observation deck, the ice-skating rink, and the annual Christmas tree lighting. Niagara Falls ranked second with a 4.8 average rating and strong five-star review volume, with 156,000 minutes of praise for hiking trails and the Maid of the Mist.
"“It's more than just a building, it's a cultural landmark in the center of Midtown Manhattan,” wrote Holafly, a travel E-sim provider that compiled the list of the 100 most hated and beloved hubs in the US."
"For the Google reviews, they even analyzed the average positive and negative review word count per landmark, and the average time spent writing positive and negative reviews based on a 40 words per minute typing speed, among other factors."
"Rock Center boasted an average rating of 4.7 out of five stars and 188,203 four- and five-star reviews - more than 94% of the 200,000 total reviews. It appears the city's coveted complex was something to write home about. Viewers spent a collective 330,000 minutes waxing poetic about the site and their experience there, highlighting the Top of the Rock observation deck, the famous ice-skating rink and the annual Christmas tree lighting."
"Placing No. 2 on the Mount Rushmore of American tourist hubs was Niagara Falls, the country's oldest state park. This scenic hotspot, which straddles the border of New York and Canada, received 4.8 out of five stars on average, as well as 66,000 five-star reviews and nearly 75,000 combined four- and five-star reviews. Overall, viewers spent 156,000 minutes singing the magnificent cascade's praises, gushing about everything from the hiking trails to the Maid of the"
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