It takes me down to the paradise city
Where the grass is green
And the girls are pretty
Take me home … Oh, won't you pleeeease take me home …

It goes to Hell, the grey one goes to K-Mart.

Quadling Country where, if memory serves me right, Glinda the Good ruled. Shoulda followed the red brick road…

Great now people in Hollywood are saying ” I smell a sequel to see where the red brick road goes.” If they made that sequel it would probably be terrible.

I ALWAYS WANT TO KNOW THATTT

Really? You never thought of that? It was the first thing I thought of… but then again, I was a contrary and difficult six year old

test

Dorothy: How do I get to the Wizard in the Emerald City? Munchkins: Follow the Yellow Brick Road. Dorothy: So the Yellow Brick Road goes to the Emerald City? Munchkins: Yes. Dorothy: And devoting a Buzzfeed post to one of the major plot points of my story would be a waste of bites? Munchkins: Yes. Click your heels together three times and say “There's no place like homepage.”

The real question is, why would she want to live a wonderful place like Oz to go back to a B&W drab life with a family who doesn't care about her and work on a farm with a trio of nearly brain-dead farm hands when she could live like a Queen in colorful Munchkin land?

Source: IMDB faq's about oz
“Watch closely and you'll notice that the carriage Dorothy rides in follows the red brick road. The road leads right up to the front steps of Munchkin City Hall.”

led me straight to your moms place

hell?

Easy, it took her straight back to Kansas, but that wouldn't make for much a movie now would it.

to quadling. like the two people below illustrated to you

In the original series of Oz books written by L. Frank Baum the red brick road goes to the Quadling Country in Oz. Red is the Quadlings' state color.

to the ghettos of Oz, trust me its pretty shifty over on that side of town.

The queen of Zo. Duh.