Best Cities To Live In?

I was wondering what some good cities to live in are? I live in ohio right now and I hate it! I have lived here all my life and I think its soooooo lame and boring. I really would like to live in a big city but I have lived in the country most of my life outside of a small city! I dont like the cold, and I would like to be close to amusement parks so I could get season passes!

Public Comments

1. Toronto!
2. In USA or some other Country ? In USA,I have heard that Broomsfield ,Kansas City and Buffalor are Nice to live in .
3. Had you not said "I don't like the cold" I would have had a huge grin on my face while typing this. The reason being, I've moved 16 times in 20 years (military) to places that include L.A., St. Louis, Oklahoma City, Washington D.C., Montgomery, Munich, and Tokyo (military) and I'm currently living in Denver, Colorado. I. LOVE. IT. I can't say enough good things about it and don't know a single person here who doesn't love it. Feel free to shoot me an e-mail if you have any questions regarding any of the places I mentioned. pvolcheff(at)gmail.com
4. Boring is what you make of it. I'm fond of Cleveland. Denver is your ticket (I was a mailman in Minneapolis when I was around your age -- Denver is the cure for winter). Six Flags Eilitch Gardens Sunny over 300 days a year -- and always warm when you are in the sun. Plenty of outdoors stuff to do all over the state Fairly hot music, art, club,and sports scene.
5. Southern CA or Central Florida would be good places to live for warm weather and lots of theme parks. In Central Fl you have Orlando which is a sized city and there are tons of theme parks all over the place with Disneyworld, universal studios, ect... Southern CA has lots of theme parks too like Disneyland, universal studios, CA Adventure, Knotts Berry Farm, 6 Flags Magic Mountain, Legoland, SeaWorld, San Diego Wild Animal Park, ect.. The weather is sunny and mild year round and is perfect by the coast. I live in San Diego and it's always a nice temperature here, never too hot or too cold. You can live in either Los Angeles, Orange County, or San Diego; all three places are big and urban and there is plenty to do all the time. It's expensive for housing in SoCal but worth it for all the amenities you have, plus you are close to the beach, mountains, and deserts. San Diego is cheaper than LA or Orange County and best place in SoCal in my opinion and is only an hour to 90 minute drive from OC and 2 hours from LA.