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Best Cities for Dancing

Posted by Ghostdancer

2/2/2003 6:46:00 PM

A hard one to answer since most of us have probably not been all over the country dancing, but what I wonder is which cities in the U.S. and Canada could be considered the best for ballroom and swing dancing.

"Dancing is a contact sport; football is a hitting sport" - Vince Lombardi

re: Best Cities for Dancing

Posted by Ghostdancer

2/3/2003 3:34:00 PM

What I was thinking of when I posted this question is the number of dances held both by studios and by organizations such as USABDA and any local clubs and how often held.

Tucson's dancing is not so great.

The best place I've seen personally is the Seattle area during two visits that I have made there in the past two years; I had the time of my life dancing there. I plan to make a third trip this summer.

"Dancing is a contact sport; football is a hitting sport" - Vince Lombardi

re: Best Cities for Dancing

Posted by visitor

2/3/2003 3:31:00 PM

Hi ghost,
Thank you for asking this. I always wonder things beyond our fence here. Hope to hear more responses.
Ms. almost-quitting.

re: Best Cities for Dancing

Posted by hoofer919

2/3/2003 5:42:00 AM

Here's food for thought: When I read this question, my first thought was not consideration of the best City, but more of the best studio(s). I'm from Northern NJ and there are a couple of studios (socials and privates) that I have been to where I really enjoy myself. I don't think their location would/should matter much; however, I do have my limitation on driving distance.

Wth all due respect,
Hoofer

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