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Most tourist attractions aremoneypits by definition.
But some are worse offenders than others especially when not worth the cost of admission.
Seven attractions top the list as the most expensive in the world.
So just how expensive are these attractions for a single day?
And are they worth it?
GOBankingRates scoured the globe and the internet to find out.
Also here are four luxury vacations people usually regret.
On the bright side,Hotels.comreported nightly accommodations are in the ballpark of only $125 per night.
For those looking to extend their stay in Victoria, hotels likeThe Clermontwill cost around $440 per night.
And hes not wrong.
The Venice Simplon Orient-Express, as its now called was modeled after the original Orient Express constructed in 1883.
Accessing this train requires overnight bookings that begin at $3,800 per person for a twin cabin, perluxurytraintickets.com.
According to Isheeta Borkar ofTravelicious Couple, a one-day, fly-in adventure costs between $10,000 and $15,000.
For Borkar and her husband, however, the price wasnt worth it.
Antarctica needs deeper exploration for you to enjoy it, she said.
Which is why some affluent individuals opt to dive into the continent by way of cruise ship.
Cruises depart from Argentina, Australia and New Zealand.
The North Pole
Similar to Antarctica, accessing The North Pole is no easy feat.
Its one of those bucket list experiences like climbing Mount Everest or going to space.
Its less about the activities and more about the bragging rights and sheer adventure of it all.
The submersible spends four hours at the bottom before returning.
Only nineteen people have ever done it, yet Jim Kitchen wrote inNewsweekit was worth every penny.
But travel at your own risk.
Its definitely giving OceanGates Titan submersible.
All thats known for certain is the deposit is $150,000 chump change in the scheme of things.
So is it worth it?
Not exactly a ringing endorsement.
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