Drones are permitted in New Jersey as a whole, and since Jersey City has no laws prohibiting drone flights, you can fly there as well. You must always obey New Jersey state drone laws and federal laws when operating your UAV.
Niagara Falls is a designated no-fly zone if flying under 3,500 feet. You cannot get your drone into the state park without a permit. Trying to fly without a permit could be punishable with fines or even the confiscation of your drone.
Uptown Charlotte has no rules prohibiting drone flight as of this writing.
Drones are allowed in Cabo San Lucas and Mexico as a whole. You’re required to have a license to fly (for commercial pilots only) and obtain a permit for video and photography. You also have to follow Mexico’s drone laws.
Estes Park does not have any local drone laws prohibiting you from flying your drone, but UAVs are off-limits at Rocky Mountain National Park.
Epping Forest is typically a no-fly zone, but members of the Chingford Model Flying Club who have a permit are allowed access into the forest with their drones in designated areas only.
Drones are permitted in Belize, but nonresidents must have a permit to fly. You must also be commissioned for business purposes to use your drone here, so recreational pilots will be unable to fly their drones.
Drones are outlawed in New York City as a whole, which includes the entirety of Central Park. The park attracts too many large crowds for it to be feasible to fly your drone.
Recreational drones are prohibited from both the Town of Banff and Banff National Park, with the park a designated no-fly zone.
As of 2014, drones are prohibited from being used at Big Bend National Park on any of its waters or lands. The ban extends to the Rio Grande Wild and Scenic River and is enforced by the National Park Service.