Where would you go? What would you do?

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If you had to spend a week away from home- whenever you wanted- just one week- where would you go? And what would you do?

I'll tell you first.
Disney-world. I would return to resort for meals and some breaks, then jump back into fun.

PS: Please let me know if you're typical or on the spectrum.
EDIT: May give more places- second favorites.

Universal Studios - Harry Potter World.
I'd stay there all day. They'd probably have to end up kicking me out when they're closing.
I have Asperger's.

Eeep, Disney world would be the last place I'd want to go, but to each their own

I'd like to go to a secluded (but luxurious) lodge somewhere in a forest with a view of a nearby lake or something, sometime during spring. I'd then just like to hike around whilst enjoying the scenery, do some fishing or just sit outside in the sun with my laptop. I'd probably want someone else to come along with me, but I'm not sure who I'd take.

Oh and yes, I'm on the spectrum.

Rickith.
Each their own, yes. And there are variations.
Speaking of that, one of my second favorite places is Galtinburg, TN.
I don't know if any cabins have a view of the nearby rivers- they might be too far away- but there is hiking, and the moutians sure do look like thier smoking.

DrHouse
I've seen that place before- My brothers got Harry Potter playing (not trading) cards.
At least I would leave without worry.

You haven't seen the smokies unless you've been there. The moutions are truley smoking, because they basically reach the clouds.
And there's plenty of things to do.
There's really only one theme park- Dollywood- mostly shows- Some cool attractions, but mostly shows.

But the whole town feels like an array of attractions. It's kinda combined between Galtinburg and Pigion Ford. There's an ride called Earthquake. I never went on it, Dead scared.
But I love the cabins. Some places have pools, some places have hot tubs, some allow dogs, and most of them show the moutians (I think). You could probably just spend the whole time sitting at one of the lodgings and reading (or writing, as I do). Could be a nice relaxing place if you just want to sit around.

Again, I don't know everything about the cabin, but there's one thing I'm interested in that I haven't seen yet. Dollywoods' Splash Country. It's more of a summer thing for sure, but I'm still interested.

I just haven't got the chance. I'm at least eight hours away from Tenneesee.

Where would you go?