Guess the National Park from the 1-star review

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9 Questions
5 Minuets
1.
"I came to ______ to see glaciers and they’re almost all gone. I still had to pay full price to get in though."
2.
“It’s $25 to get in and it’s basically just a lot of sand. There are not a lot of amenities or other things to do."
3.
"Too many rocks, when I came here I was expecting entertainment but all I did was walk around and look in a big ditch."
4.
"We were led to believe that we would only see dead things. Instead, we saw a few birds...all clearly alive and well."
5.
"Same thing (e.g. geysers) everywhere. I got bored the second day I came here. Also, there is no wifi."
6.
"I thought the lands were pretty good. False advertising."
7.
"Was indeed Big but also HOT. They should call it Big HOT ____. 1 star."
8.
"All the hikes are uphill, and you're practically climbing cliffs. I got soaked by several incredibly large waterfalls."
9.
"No smoke. Utterly disappointing. You'd think that after a billion years they'd get the name right."
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