My dreams are rarely ever in odd locations...

[youssarian]

This is the truth for me, sadly. Most of my dreams seem to take place either near my home or in or near school. Be it trying to flip a shirt outside-in and failing twice or walking to school without shoes on, there are few times where I'm transported elsewhere. On lucky occasions, I'll get to go to outer space or visit Naruto-land, and last night I went from my school to a NASA lab (where a freshman hacker attacked me with a new Mars rover). Anyone else have rather dull dream locations?

[Mes Tarrant]

All you gotta do is walk out of your house/school and see what happens. Maybe fly away to make changing locations go faster. Or walk through a mirror. In any case, it shouldn't be a problem.

[silicovolcaniosis]

lucid dream, when you do that anywhere is possible. hey, i never thought of going to naruto land

[maxihaus]

Go places, see things. Watch TV. Read magazines. Absorb as much visual data as you can. Talk to people about other places. It'll all end up in your dreams eventually.

[maverikdemon]

Once I was at a bus stop with all the people i hated. Then i realised it was a dream when i could breathe with a gag over my face. i got up, smiling, tore the gag off and was about to dismember everyone there when i felt something on the side of my face. it was the bed

[youssarian]

Ah yes, I know that lucid dreams make anything possible, but I usually get the run-of-the-mill regular ones. Egad, they can be boring locations.

[Jonathan]

Nice name, just reality check often when you go to the common places.

[juroara]

try a dream induction type technique? get a cut out a place you'd like to dream in, and tell yourself you will dream there tonight. or as you fall asleep, imagine yourself in that location. it might not work for the first dream, or the next dream after, but if you keep at it you'll eventually dream of those locations