The Bucket List 2025

 Is human knowledge only to be found in books?

As wonderful as books represent, document, and express human thoughts, they are not a substitute for direct, personal contact that comes from seeing, hearing, feeling, and experiencing things for oneself.

Can any book truly capture the exhilaration of windsurfing on Bonaire, snowboarding on freshly fallen powder at Mammoth, piloting a Cessna single-engine aircraft, swimming with sharks in Bora-Bora, racing a sportbike at Laguna Seca, or seeing Fiddler on the Roof on Broadway?

"The business of life is the acquisition of memories. Ultimately, that's all there is," - Carson of Downton Abbey.

 

Bucket List

1. Once-in-a-lifetime Natural Wonders

• Galapagos Islands, Ecuador – Unique wildlife and pristine ecosystems you can’t see anywhere else.

• Safari in Kenya, South Africa (Kruger), Botswana (Okavango Delta), and Victoria Falls – Epic wildlife experiences and iconic African landscapes.

• Iguazu Falls, Brazil/Argentina – One of the most powerful waterfalls in the world; a Seven Wonder of Nature.

• Amazon Rainforest, Brazil – Biodiversity and adventure in the world’s largest rainforest.

• Komodo Island, Indonesia – See the legendary Komodo dragons and pristine beaches.

• Great Barrier Reef, Australia – Iconic coral reef, world-class diving.

• Jeju Island, South Korea – Volcanic landscapes, waterfalls, and coastal beauty.

• Puerto Princesa Underground River, Philippines – Stunning underground river and caves.

• Table Mountain, South Africa – Panoramic views over Cape Town.

• Halong Bay, Vietnam – Dramatic limestone karsts in emerald waters.

• Golden Circle, Iceland - A classic route showcasing waterfalls, geysers, hot springs, and tectonic rift valleys.

2. Iconic Cultural & Historical Wonders

• Machu Picchu, Peru – Incan citadel and one of the Seven Wonders

• Great Wall of China – Must-see ancient architecture and history.

• Petra, Jordan – Rose-red city, carved into rock; a Seven Wonder.

• Christ the Redeemer, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil – Iconic statue overlooking Rio; a Seven Wonder.

• Chichen Itza, Mexico – Ancient Mayan city; one of the Seven Wonders.

• Colosseum, Rome, Italy – Legendary Roman amphitheater; Seven Wonders.

• Taj Mahal, India – Stunning Mughal architecture; a Seven Wonder.

• Great Pyramid of Giza, Egypt – Timeless ancient structure; one of the Seven Wonders.

• Opera at Teatro Alla Scala, Milan & Vienna State Opera – Iconic cultural experiences.

• Mardi Gras, New Orleans – Vibrant cultural festival.

• Carnival, Rio de Janeiro – World-famous cultural celebration.

• Angkor Wat, Cambodia – Legendary temple complex; often considered on par with the Seven Wonders.

 3. Adventure & Outdoor Activities

• Hike Trolltunga, Norway – Epic Norwegian cliff hike.

• Surf Camp in Bali + Ubud & Monkey Forest – Surfing paradise and cultural immersion.

• Motorcycle Europe with Edelweiss Bike Tours – Ultimate adventure through scenic landscapes.

• Sapporo Snow Festival + Ski in Niseko, Japan – Stunning ice sculptures and world-class skiing.

4. Must-Visit Countries & Cities

• Thailand (Bangkok, Koh Samui) – Mix of culture, beaches, and street life.

• Peru (Cusco, Lima, Arequipa) – Beyond Machu Picchu: colonial cities, local culture.

• Argentina (Buenos Aires, Patagonia, Iguazú Falls) – Tango, glaciers, and waterfalls.

• New Zealand (Auckland, Rotorua, Hobbiton, Tongariro) – Adventure, Maori culture, and iconic landscapes.

• Australia (Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Darwin) – Cities + Great Barrier Reef diving.

• Greece (Athens, Crete, Meteora, Vassiliki) – Ancient ruins, islands, and stunning cliffs.

• Croatia (Dubrovnik, Plitvice) + Montenegro & Albania – Adriatic beauty, national parks.

• Southern France (Dijon, Strasbourg, Toulouse, Gruissan) – Wine, cuisine, and medieval charm.

• Turkey (Istanbul, Alacati) – An East-meets-West cultural hub with a beautiful coast.

• Georgia (Tbilisi) – Unique culture, wine, and mountainous landscapes.

• Sri Lanka – Beaches, tea plantations, wildlife, and ancient ruins.

• China (Zhangjiajie, Hong Kong, Beijing) – Natural pillars, cityscapes, historical sites.

• India (New Delhi, Taj Mahal) – Rich culture, history, and architecture.

• Morocco (Marrakesh, Casablanca, Agadir) – Markets, deserts, and vibrant culture.

• Brazil (Rio de Janeiro, Amazon, Iguazu Falls) – Carnival, beaches, and jungle adventure.

• Bhutan (Paro, Tiger’s Nest Monastery) – Unique Himalayan culture and monasteries.

5. Ambitious Global Goals

• See the Northern Lights (Alaska or Norway) – Natural wonder.

• Visit Every Continent

Musicals

1. Natasha, Pierre, & the Great Comet of 1812
   An immersive electro-pop retelling of War and Peace centered on love, despair, and redemption.

2. The Producers
   Two schemers attempt to get rich by producing the worst Broadway musical ever made.

3. Guys & Dolls
   Gamblers and missionaries collide in a comic romance set in classic New York City.

4. Gypsy
   A relentless stage mother sacrifices everything to make her daughters vaudeville stars.

5. A Chorus Line
   Broadway dancers bare their souls while competing for a single coveted job.

6. West Side Story
   A modern Romeo and Juliet ignites amid rival gangs in 1950s New York.

7. The Sound of Music
   Music and love transform a family as Nazism rises in prewar Austria.

8. Oklahoma!
   Love and violence shape a frontier community on the brink of statehood.

9. Oliver!
   An orphan navigates crime and cruelty while searching for kindness in Dickensian London.

10. My Neighbour Totoro
    Two sisters encounter magical forest spirits while coping with fear, illness, and change.

11. The Devil Wears Prada
    A young woman navigates ambition and identity under a tyrannical fashion editor.

12. Crazy for You
    Gershwin songs fuel a joyful romance in a struggling small-town theater.

13. Hadestown

14. Camelot
    King Arthur’s idealistic kingdom is tested by love, loyalty, and betrayal.

15. Anything Goes (1/19/2013)
    Romantic chaos erupts aboard a luxury liner filled with disguises and tap dancing.

16. Evita (11/22/2013)
    Eva Perón rises from poverty to political power as Argentina’s most controversial icon.

17. Show Boat (6/13/2014)
    Interracial love and ambition unfold across decades on a Mississippi riverboat.

18. The Book of Mormon (1/7/2014, 1/25/2026)
    Earnest missionaries confront faith and reality in a struggling Ugandan village.

19. Matilda (7/23/2015)

20. The Phantom of the Opera (8/21/2015)
    A masked musical genius haunts the Paris Opera House while obsessing over a soprano.

21. Cats (12/23/2016)
    A tribe of cats gathers for one night to decide who will be reborn.

22. Jersey Boys (12/20/2016)
    The rise and fall of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons.

23. 42nd Street (7/15/2017)
    A struggling Broadway show becomes a star-making spectacle during the Great Depression.

24. Something Rotten (9/3/2017)
    Sibling playwrights compete with Shakespeare through outrageous Elizabethan comedy.

25. My Fair Lady (9/22/2018)
    A Cockney flower seller is transformed into a society lady through language and discipline.

26. Avenue Q (9/24/2018)
    Puppets and humans explore adult anxieties about love, work, and identity.

27. Chicago (12/19/2016, 9/25/2018)
    Murderesses exploit media sensationalism to achieve celebrity and freedom.

28. Fiddler on the Roof (12/22/2016, 5/28/2019)
    A milkman struggles to preserve tradition as his daughters embrace change.

29. Newsies (3/18/2019)
    Newsboys organize a strike against powerful publishers in turn-of-the-century New York City.

30. Hamilton (8/16/2019)
    Alexander Hamilton’s life is told through hip-hop and contemporary musical language.

31. Wicked (8/31/2019)
    The untold story of the witches of Oz explores friendship and moral ambiguity.

32. Company (7/29/2024)
    A bachelor examines marriage and commitment through his friends’ relationships.

33. Mrs. Doubtfire (7/13/2024)

34. Some Like It Hot (10/25/2025)
    Two musicians in disguise find love, danger, and liberation while on the run.

35. Pippin (1990)
    A young prince searches for meaning through spectacle, temptation, and self-discovery.

36. Mary Poppins (5/12/2013)
    A magical nanny transforms a troubled family with imagination and discipline.

37. Miss Saigon (11/15/2019)
    A tragic love story unfolds during the Vietnam War and its aftermath.

38. Waitress (9/23/2018)
    A gifted baker finds strength and independence through friendship and pie.

39. Daddy Long Legs (12/3/2016)
    A young woman’s life changes through anonymous patronage and unexpected love.

40. The Lion King
    A young lion prince embraces destiny against the backdrop of the African savanna.

41. Aladdin (4/17/2019)
    A street-smart dreamer finds love and heroism with the help of a magical genie.

42. Kiss Me, Kate
    Backstage romance mirrors The Taming of the Shrew during a chaotic production.

43. Spamalot (2026)
    Monty Python’s absurd take on King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table.

44. Hello, Dolly!
    A matchmaking socialite engineers love and chaos in turn-of-the-century New York.

45. Annie (1993)
    An optimistic orphan finds family and hope during the Great Depression.

46. Fosse (4/4/2003)

47. Grease

48. Saturday Night Fever

49. Cabaret

50. Zolushka (1/24/2026)

51. Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (5/28/2014)
    Biblical tale of Joseph’s journey from favored son to Egyptian ruler, told in song and spectacle.

Operas

1. La Traviata – Giuseppe Verdi (1853)
   A tragic love story featuring some of the most famous arias ever written (“Libiamo,” “Sempre libera”).

2. Carmen – Georges Bizet (1875)
   Instantly recognizable music (“Habanera,” “Toreador Song”) and a dramatic, realistic plot.

3. The Magic Flute (Die Zauberflöte) – Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1791)
   A blend of fairy tale, philosophy, and unforgettable melodies (“Queen of the Night”).

4. La Bohème – Giacomo Puccini (1896)
   One of the most emotionally powerful operas portraying young artists in Paris.

5. Tosca – Giacomo Puccini (1900)
   High drama, political intrigue, and famous arias like “Vissi d’arte.”

6. Don Giovanni – Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1787)
   A dark, complex masterpiece mixing comedy, tragedy, and supernatural elements.

7. Aida – Giuseppe Verdi (1871)
   Grand spectacle with massive choruses, famous for its triumphal march.

8. The Barber of Seville (Il barbiere di Siviglia) – Gioachino Rossini (1816)
   A comic opera packed with dazzling vocal fireworks and humor.

9. Madama Butterfly – Giacomo Puccini (1904)
   A heartbreaking East-meets-West tragedy with lush orchestration.

10. Rigoletto – Giuseppe Verdi (1851)
    Features the famous aria “La donna è mobile” and a dark, powerful story.

11. The Marriage of Figaro (Le nozze di Figaro) – Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1786)
    A clever, fast-paced comedy about love, mistaken identities, and social satire.

12. The Elixir of Love (L’elisir d’amore) – Gaetano Donizetti (1832)
    A charming romantic comedy about unrequited love, misunderstandings, and a “magic” potion.

Windsurfing/Wing Foiling Destinations

1. La Ventana, México (Aqua Ventana)
   A sun-soaked bay on the Sea of Cortez with steady winds and warm waters, framed by desert mountains.

2. Tarifa, Spain (Surf Center Tarifa)
   Europe’s southernmost point, where the Mediterranean meets the Atlantic, offers strong, reliable winds.

3. Tenerife, Spain
   Volcanic island with dramatic cliffs and year-round trade winds, ideal for all levels of windsurfing.

4. Fuerteventura, Spain
   Long sandy beaches with crystal-clear waters and consistent winds, perfect for flatwater and waves.

5. Crete, Greece (Freak Surf Crete)
   A rugged Mediterranean island with warm, turquoise waters and scenic coastal landscapes.

6. Lake Garda, Italy (Duotone Pro Center Torbole)
   A stunning alpine lake surrounded by mountains, creating a natural wind tunnel with thermals.

7. Cabarete, Dominican Republic (Vela Windsurf Cabarete)
   A lively Caribbean beach town with steady side-onshore trade winds and warm, shallow waters.

8. Vasiliki, Greece (Nefeli Vasiliki)
   A sheltered bay on the island of Lefkada with thermal winds and scenic hillsides.

9. Alaçatı, Turkey (Çeşme, Aegean Coast)

10. Lake Neusiedl, Austria
    A large, shallow lake on the Austrian-Hungarian border with steady thermal winds in summer.

11. Guisson, France
    A picturesque lake in southern France with reliable thermal winds and a relaxed atmosphere.

12. Bonaire (Sorobon Resort, Dunkerbeck Pro Center) (3/28/2025)
    A Caribbean flatwater haven with crystal-clear lagoons, ideal for freestyle and speed sailing.

13. Spreckelville Beach, Maui, Hawaii (Hi-Tech Surf Sports) (10/24/1998)
    World-famous ocean waves and trade winds, offering thrilling wave and speed conditions.

14. Columbia River Gorge (Big Winds), Oregon (6/5/1999)
    A dramatic canyon with strong, gusty winds and river currents, perfect for both flatwater and waves.

15. Crissy Field, San Francisco, California
    A sheltered bay with consistent winds and scenic views of the Golden Gate Bridge.

16. Coyote Point, San Francisco, California
    A popular bay spot with steady thermals and easy access for lessons and rentals.

17. Waddell Creek, California
    A beach break with strong winds and open ocean swells, suitable for experienced sailors.

18. Sherman Island, California
    Flatwater bay with reliable side-onshore winds, great for learning and freestyle.

19. Bird Island, Corpus Christi, Texas (1993)
    A shallow, protected bay with consistent winds, ideal for beginners and freestyle.

20. Texas City, Houston, Texas (1991-1993)
    A shallow coastal bay with reliable winds, good for both flatwater cruising and slalom.

Surfing Destinations

1. Bali, Indonesia
   a. Bali – Tropical island paradise with a mix of reef breaks, volcanic black sand beaches, and warm waters.
   b. Canggu – Trendy surf town with beach breaks, a lively atmosphere, and nearby rice paddies.
   c. Uluwatu – Cliff-top surf with long, powerful reef breaks and dramatic sunset views.
   d. Sanur – Calm, protected beaches with mellow waves, ideal for beginners and longboarders.

2. Northern California, USA
   a. Capitola – Small, scenic town with gentle beach breaks, perfect for beginner to intermediate surfers.
   b. The "Hook" – A classic point break with long rides and a local vibe.
   c. Privates – Secluded beach break offering playful waves and fewer crowds.
   d. Pleasure Point – Famous for its rippable right-hand point breaks and laid-back surf culture.
   e. Cowell's – Popular Santa Cruz break with long, smooth waves, great for longboarding.
   f. Steamer Lane – Iconic Santa Cruz surf spot with powerful waves breaking over rock reefs.
   g. Pacifica – Exposed beach break with consistent swells and dramatic coastal scenery.
   h. Pacifica State Beach – Family-friendly beach with mellow waves and easy access for all levels.

3. Southern California, USA
   a. San Onofre: Upper/Lower Trestles – World-class point break with long, peeling waves suitable for advanced surfers.
   b. Laguna Beach: Rockpile Beach – Protected reef breaks with picturesque cliffs and reliable small-to-medium waves.

4. Hawaii, USA
   a. Kauai: Kalapaki Beach, Lihue – Gentle, warm waves on a palm-lined bay, great for beginners and casual surfing.
   b. Oahu: Waikiki, Ala Moana – Legendary longboard waves with an urban backdrop, perfect for learning and cruising.
   c. Maui: North Shore – Big wave playground with powerful reef breaks and dramatic coastal scenery.

5. Mexico
   a. Sayulita – Colorful surf town with playful beach breaks and a bohemian vibe.
   b. Punta Mita – Luxury resort area with perfect right-hand point breaks over reef.

6. Costa Rica
   a. Tomarindo – Long sandy beach with consistent beach breaks, beginner-friendly.
   b. Nosara – Remote jungle beaches with long, mellow waves and eco-friendly vibes.
   c. Santa Teresa – Sun-drenched beaches with consistent reef and beach breaks, popular with expats.

7. Portugal
   a. Ericeira – World Surfing Reserve with powerful reef breaks and charming fishing villages.
   b. Peniche – Peninsula with world-class point breaks and consistent Atlantic swells.
   c. Algarve – Southern cliffs and beaches with warm water, hidden coves, and scenic reef breaks.

Sports Camps

1. Nico Prien NP7 Windsurfing Camp Experiences
2. Blue Zone SUP Surf Camp, Costa Rica
3. Adult Hopman Tennis Program — Saddlebrook Tennis Resort, Florida
4. Sedona Mountain Bike Camp, Arizona
5. Garrahan Offroad Training Camp

Ski Resorts

1. Alaska, USA

a. Alyeska - Deepest powder in the USA

1. Colorado, USA
   a. Vail – Vast resort with iconic back bowls, luxurious village, and consistent powder.
   b. Steamboat Springs – Legendary “Champagne Powder” with wide cruisers and tree skiing.
   c. Breckenridge – Historic mining town with high-altitude terrain and vibrant après-ski.

2. Wyoming, USA
   a. Jackson Hole – Steep, challenging terrain with deep powder and iconic western scenery.
   b. Grand Targhee – Hidden gem with deep powder, uncrowded slopes, and views of the Tetons.

3. Utah, USA
   a. Snowbird – High-alpine resort with long vertical, cliffs, and legendary powder.
   b. Powder Mountain – Vast, uncrowded terrain with endless powder bowls and glades.

4. Montana, USA
   a. Big Sky – Expansive terrain with minimal lift lines, big mountain skiing, and scenic views.

5. Idaho, USA
   a. Sun Valley – Classic resort town with groomed trails, expert terrain, and historic charm.

6. California, USA
   a. Mammoth Mountain – High-altitude resort with long season, varied terrain, and volcanic scenery.
   b. Squaw Valley/Palisades Tahoe – Olympic-caliber slopes with steep chutes and lake views.
   c. Alpine Meadows – Neighbor to Squaw, offering challenging terrain and tree skiing.
   d. Kirkwood – Remote, steep mountain with powder-filled bowls and advanced terrain.
   e. Sierra at Tahoe – Forested mountain with friendly terrain for intermediate skiers.
   f. Heavenly – Stunning lake views with wide runs and diverse terrain.
   g. Northstar – Family-friendly resort with groomers, terrain parks, and village amenities.
   h. Sugar Bowl – Historic, high-snowfall resort with classic charm and steep runs.
   i. Mt. Rose – Close to Reno, offering high elevation and consistent snow.

7. Oregon, USA
   a. Mt. Hood Meadows – Large resort with glades, bowls, and views of Mt. Hood.
   b. Mt. Bachelor – Volcanic slopes with expansive terrain and dry, powdery snow.
   c. Timberline – Year-round skiing on glaciers with iconic views and steep terrain.

8. Maine, USA
   a. Sunday River – Large New England resort with varied terrain, lifts, and snowmaking.

9. New York, USA
   a. Hunter Mountain – Popular Catskills resort with terrain parks and snowmaking.

10. Pennsylvania, USA
    a. Hidden Valley – Cozy resort with family-friendly runs and beginner terrain.
    b. Bear Creek Mountain Resort – Night skiing available with a mix of beginner and intermediate trails.

11. Japan
    a. Niseko United (Grand Hirafu, Hanazono, Niseko Village, Annupuri) – Famous for deep, consistent powder and international vibe.
    b. Rusutsu – Tree skiing and wide-open bowls with reliable snow and quiet slopes.
    c. Kiroro Snow World – Powdery snow, uncrowded terrain, and Japanese hospitality.

12. France
    a. Meribel – Central in the Three Valleys, offering vast interconnected runs and alpine charm.
    b. Chamonix Mont Blanc – Steep, challenging slopes with breathtaking views of Mont Blanc.

13. Italy
    a. Bardonecchia – Quaint Italian Alps town with varied slopes and charming atmosphere.
    b. Cortina d’Ampezzo, Dolomites – Iconic alpine scenery with groomed runs and a luxury resort town.

14. Switzerland
    a. Zermatt – Iconic Matterhorn backdrop with high-altitude terrain and glacier skiing.
    b. Verbier (1/1/2018) – Legendary freeride terrain with steep runs and lively après-ski.

15. Austria
    a. St. Anton (12/23/2024) – World-class alpine resort with challenging slopes and vibrant nightlife.
    b. Solden (1/2/2025) – Glacier skiing, long vertical, and a modern resort village.

16. Canada
    a. Revelstoke, BC – Big-mountain terrain with deep powder and tree runs.
    b. Whistler, BC – Massive resort with diverse terrain, village charm, and extensive lift system.

100 Things to Do Before You Die

1. Visit all 7 Continents (visited Europe, North America, the Middle East)
2. See the Grand Canyon (done)
3. See Northern Lights in Alaska or Norway
4. Visit Australia
5. Scuba dived the Great Barrier Reef (Scuba dived on Wailea, Maui)
6. Swim with Dolphins (Inna swam with Dolphins in Xel-Ha, Mexico)
7. Go on a Safari in Kenya
8. Walk the Great Wall of China
9. See the Seven Wonders of the World
10. New Year's Eve in Times Square, NYC (visited Times Square)
11. Visit Brazil
12. Visit Greece
13. Visit Machu Picchu
14. Visit the Galapagos Islands
15. Go to Mardi Gras, New Orleans
16. Celebrate Carnival in Rio de Janeiro
17. See Iguazu Falls, Brazil
18. See the Amazon Forest and River
19. Celebrate St. Patrick's Day in Ireland
20. See Stonehenge (was nearby but did not stop)
21. Sleep in a Castle
22. Stand on the Equator
23. See Victoria Falls in Africa
24. Write a Book
25. Visit Blue Lagoon, Iceland
26. Attend the Olympic Games
27. Travel to all 50 U.S. States
28. Attend Oktoberfest in Germany
29. Visit Mount Everest Base Camp
30. See the Pyramids and the Great Sphinx in Egypt
31. See a play at the Globe Theater, London
32. Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios, Orlando
33. Visit South Africa
34. Mountain bike at Soquel Demo Forest
35. Blackpool
36. Dirt bike
37. Be an extra in a TV Show or Movie
38. Ride a Camel (Boris in Israel)
39. Ride an Elephant (Inna rode an elephant on Bali)
40. Run a marathon
41. Walk on the Edge of CN Tower (Toronto, 2015)
42. Surf on Maui's North Shore (Maui 1998)
43. Windsurf on Maui (Spreckelsville, Maui, 1998)
44. Race a motorcycle on a race track (Laguna Seca)
45. Learn to ride an off-road Motorcycle (Hollister)
46. Learn to Water Ski (Lake Tahoe)
47. Pilot an Airplane (Cessna 172SP)
48. Fly on an Ultralight (Birds in Paradise, Kauai 2008)
49. Learn to sail a large sailboat (J/24 at OCSC Sailing Club)
50. Hike Half-Dome, Yosemite
51. Ride a Helicopter (Maui, Hawaii)
52. Dive in a Submarine (Oahu)
53. Go on a Road Trip
54. Shower in a waterfall
55. Travel to Italy
56. Get Married
57. Learn a Foreign Language (French)
58. Go Whale Watching (in Alaska, in Iceland)
59. Visit France (Paris, Nice, Lyon, Honfleur, Etretat, Mont St. Michel)
60. Go White Water Rafting (Sacramento River, White Salmon River)
61. Attend a Broadway Show (Chicago, Fiddler on the Roof, Cats)
62. Go Camping (Vancouver Island, Olympic National Park)
63. Kayaking (Lake Tahoe, Bora-Bora)
64. See the Mona Lisa (in the Louvre)
65. Visit Yellowstone National Park
66. See an Iceberg (Alaska Cruise)
67. Visit the Louvre Museum
68. Visit the Sistine Chapel, Vatican
69. Climb a Mountain (Mt. Tallac)
70. Go to a Drive-in Cinema (Sacramento)
71. Eat at a 5-star restaurant (Manresa)
72. Ride a jet ski (Lake Tahoe, Bora-Bora)
73. Float in the Dead Sea, Israel
74. Visit Walt Disney World, Orlando
75. Ride on the London Eye
76. Fly First Class
77. Play paintball
78. Rock Climbing 
79. See Cirque du Soleil
80. Ride in a Limousine
81. Ride a Roller Coaster (Disney, Great America, 6 Flags)
82. See NYC Times Square at Night (NYC 2016)
83. Snowboarding (Whistler, Mt. Hood, Mammoth)
84. Go to a Concert (Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, History of the Eagles)
85. Start Your Own Business
86. Try Paragliding
87. Caribbean Cruise (Emerald Princess 2007)
88. Get a passport
89. Visit Spain
90. Swim with Sharks (Bora-Bora)
91. Attend a Wedding
92. Ride a Horse
93. Learn to Play Piano
94. Go on a plane/train by yourself.
95. Madame Tussauds
96. Learn to Skateboard
97. Learn to Dance
98. Visit Las Vegas, Nevada
99. See the Rock of Gibraltar (Celebrity Constellation Cruise from Dover to Barcelona)
100. See Niagara Falls, U.S./Canada (Niagara Falls, 2015)