<human>: Hey /r/personalfinance, 

First off, I apologize in advance for spelling mistakes. I am on my phone writing this. Also for reference, I am a 20 year old guy in college (if that makes a difference...?)

Next summer (July/August 2016) I am planning on taking a baseball road trip. I plan on starting in Omaha, driving through Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, and finally back to Omaha. I have already started making extensive plan of what costs I will have to cover and have been saving money accordingly.

My parents absolutely think I am crazy for wanting to do this. My mother mainly hates baseball, thinks I am completely wasting my money, and that I should save my money to go on a trip back to Europe. My father actually loves baseball and likes the idea, but he still believes the majority of my money should stay in savings or I should start investing.

I guess the whole point of this is should I "waste" my money on this road trip? Should I leave all of it in savings or start investing? I realize it's my money, but I want another opinion. Am I crazy to think that I should money on a trip like this?

I'm happy to answer questions about my spending/saving habits.

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<bot>: I want to spend a fair amount of money on a road trip, parents think it's a stupid idea. What is your opinion?