Summertime has always drawn massive crowds to America’s popular destinations. But just because the heat has given way to fall’s breezes to enter doesn’t mean the fun has disappeared as well. 

According to American Express Travel, once the crowds have dispersed, the fall season attracts better deals and a plethora of new travelers looking to have a great time without shuffling through a sea of people. 

If you are looking for an adventure and an escape from the crowds in the midst of autumn breezes, then check out these 10 events that spark fall attention the United States' most visited cities.

Orlando, FL: Epcot International Food & Wine Festival

When Orlando’s temperatures have cooled down a bit and the swarms of Disney lovers have retreated to their homes, Epcot's kid-friendly playground transforms into an adult affair for wine and food connoisseurs. The Epcot International Food & Wine Festival takes the palate on a delicious journey across the globe with cultural specialties on Oct. 7- Nov.14. 

Bring your appetites and explore the diverse activities the festival has in store including cooking demonstrations, music performances and of course an exquisite gastronomical experience prepared to tantalize the taste buds.  The aromas alone pouring out of dishes from Brazil and Belgium are enough to drive just as much of a stir as Disney's incredible rides.

Las Vegas, NV: Red Bull Air Race World Championship

On Oct. 11-12, high rollers will be forced to give up their seats behind the game tables and slot machines and direct their attention to Las Vegas’ clear blue skies during the Red Bull Air Race World Championship. 

Here pilots with their heads in the clouds take flight at staggering speeds to achieve the coveted title of the 2014 Red Bull Air Race World Champion and to become the proud winner of the Challenger Cup. With a series of complicated tasks to fulfill in the shortest amount of time, this Las Vegas event is a fall must-see for daredevils and gamers alike.

San Francisco, CA: Oktoberfest By the Bay

There is no need to venture to Munich to enjoy Germany’s eccentric love for beer during Oktoberfest because the city of San Francisco has its own take on the brew-loving tradition. Officially making a prost (toast) on Sept. 19-21, Oktoberfest By the Bay is one of the city’s biggest parties, especially since it is celebrated German-style.

Of course you will be expected to let your hair down by polka dancing and singing to the tops of your lungs. As it has been dubeed one of the best Oktoberfest imitations in the U.S., brushing up on the German language might just come in handy here as well.

Los Angeles, CA: Fall Festival

Even sunny California gets into the swing of autumn with the annual Fall Festival, commencing on Oct. 18-19.  The family-friendly extravaganza honors the harvest season, and acts as a playground for its smallest attendees with music and fun activities galore.  From viewing farm animals and face painting to watching circus acts, there’s no shortage of entertainment.  Adults are encouraged to get in on the action too by dancing to the melodies of bluegrass as well as western swing.

New York, NY: New York Film Festival

What avid moviegoer hasn’t bought a ticket to a major blockbuster film days in advance or stood in a long line just to see her favorite actor put on an Oscar-worthy performance? If this is you, then you’ll want to make your way to the New York Film Festival to see the magic of cinematic performances unfold during this respected salute to the world of movies.

Whether it is documentaries, the classics or dramatic, every genre is celebrated here, which is why every moviegoer will appreciate the raw talents honored. From Sept. 26- Oct. 12, the New York Film Festival is the perfect place to get lost in captivating scenes that are too hot for TV.

Chicago, IL: Fashion Focus: Chicago’s Fashion Week

If you’re a true fashionista and are dying to see the hottest fashion trends walk the runway, then you are cordially invited to take a seat at Fashion Focus Chicago on Oct. 14-19.  This week-long sartorial spectacle showcases the vibrant craftsmanship of world-class designers with their creations swaying in harmony to the model’s powerful catwalk. 

Chicago’s fashion week provides a front-row view of the city’s sleek style as each impressive work demonstrated here wows the audience. Fashion doesn’t only exist in Paris, Milan and New York; Fashion Focus proves that Chicago is right on the heels of becoming one of the world’s hippest capitals.

 Boston, MA: Emerald Necklace and Fall Foliage Tour

When Boston’s canvas is beautifully bushed by fall’s delightful colors, the Emerald Necklace and Fall Foliage Tour springs into action. This thrilling event is a three-hour tour that offers bike riders the opportunity to witness the beauty of Boston through the colorful eyes of falls by biking along many of its winding streets like Arnold Arboretum as well as the dense trees lining Commonwealth Avenue. 

If you’re up for the challenge, put the pedal to the medal and take the city’s urban landscape by storm during October to November to view its evergreen spaces and iconic monuments while passing them by.

Miami, FL: Miami Broward Carnival

The Miami Broward Carnival might just be Miami’s most colorful party by the way bright floats, trucks and dazzling costumes don the streets. Even the rhythmic sounds of calypso and other musical genres can be heard for miles around, compelling every spectator to move their hips and feet to their vibrant rhythms. 

On Oct. 12, revelers from near and far will dance under the scorching Miami sun for hours, while rejoicing in their cultural pride. With dozens of masquerade bands expected to make an appearance, this is one autumn event that you'll fall for.

Denver, CO: Great American Beer Festival

Just imagine having an array of different beers laid out in front you,and you can have your pick of any one, or possibly all.  That’s what visitors can expect at the Great American Beer Festival, which is a special treat for beer fans because it offers a wide selection of U.S. brews; perhaps the most in the nation. 

The festival consists of a members-only tasting event, opportunities for tasting some of the best beer on earth as well as a competition that requires contestants to go for gold by facing off in a blind taste test.  Whether you’re an American beer expert or unfamiliar with the variety of flavors, the Great American Beer festival, which commences on Oct. 2-4, is a great way Denver welcomes the fall, so hop to it!

Fort Lauderdale, FL: International Boat Show

Leave it up to the “Yachting Capital of the World” to create a sailing extravaganza that would feature ski boats, catamarans, cruisers and other types of vessels. Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show is a sailor’s dream come true as the cool breezes of the ocean divert locals and tourists to this seafaring adventure. 

And when guests aren’t looking to the sea, they are easily distracted by the classic cars, designers and other exhibits headlined in the show. To truly become acquainted with Fort Lauderdale’s culture is to become one with the ebb of the ocean. That is why the International Boat Show, which occurs on Oct. 30-Nov.2, is not only an ideal fall pastime but a unique event that allows visitors to delve deeply into the Floridian heritage.