Guess the final destination

[CJT]

Congratulations for all of those who guessed Arizona.
Give yourselves a pat on your back! Arizona is the
final destination...

[haejin]

I hope Jeff/David's big risk paid off.

[audiomaster]

I hope Jeff/David's big risk paid off.

What big risk ?

[rc4life]

What big risk ?

Here's what Entertainment Weekly says:

Why the Amzing Race isn't the biggest show on television remains a mystery to me...but now my mild confusion has turned into outright panic as the season (and most likely the series, unless CBS changes its mind) finale is upon us. If it truly is the end, Race goes out with a bang. Jeff and David take a huge risk, Chip and Reichen skid of the road, and in perhaps the most shocking development of all, Kelly and Jon actually seem to be getting along! By the time they get to Arizona (the final destination), you'll be praying this race doesn't get laid to rest.

[audiomaster]

So it's true that Reichen and Chip skid off the road after all.... Well... Let's hope they catch up anyway.

[speedbird001]

Congratulations for all of those who guessed Arizona.
Give yourselves a pat on your back! Arizona is the
final destination...

Hehe, okay, I guess I can give myself a pat on my back. Hmm, based on the ending credits from last week's episode, it looks like the nine teams that were eliminated in the race stayed at the Scottsdale Mariott Hotel, and that they will be waiting in the ASU Stadium to cheer the final 3 teams at the finish line. I find it interesting if the final 3 teams circumnavigated the globe starting from one stadium and ending at another stadium, even though they'd be only roughly 400 miles away from where they started from.

[CantGetEnufTAR]

Assuming we are right about ending in Arizona, then at least this season they have truly gone all the way around the world. After TAR1 they've come up a little short each race.

TAR2 started near Las Vegas, only made it back around to San Francisco.

TAR3 started near Miami, only made it back to Seattle. That was WAY less than clear around the world. Don't have my Rand McNally Atlas handy, but those two cities have to be around 3000 miles apart. That's 10% of the way around the world.