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Explore Thomas Land at Edaville U.S.A. – Family Fun Destination

Vodka Russia08 mins

There are many things that make Edaville U.S.A. unique among theme parks. Chief among them is that it was the first park in North America to feature a permanent Thomas Land. It is also one of the few parks that is specifically targeted to young children, around 12 and under, and their families, given its emphasis on the beloved Thomas the Tank Engine. Moreover, it is one of the handful of parks in northern climates that remains open most of the year. Notably, it is the world’s only park built on a working cranberry farm.

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Stunning Dupont Circle Photography: Explore Iconic Images

Vodka Russia05 mins

The Dupont Circle neighborhood of Washington, DC, boasts some of the city’s most exceptional museums, historic homes, and foreign embassies. Additionally, it features a diverse selection of ethnic restaurants, bookstores, and private art galleries. The circle itself serves as a park and remains one of the prime green spaces in the heart of the nation’s capital. Therefore, it is a popular spot for individuals to gather and relish the fresh air on pleasant days.

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Explore New Mexico’s Scenic Turquoise Trail

Katelyn Long07 mins

The Turquoise Trail in New Mexico is a scenic highway linking Albuquerque and Santa Fe through rolling hills with mountain views and quaint historic mining towns. The trail begins to the south in Tijeras and the Cibola National Forest, then heads north through Cedar Crest, Sandia Park, Edgewood, Golden, Madrid, and Cerrillos, before ending in the San Marcos/Lone Butte area. Many travelers start their drive along the Turquoise Trail just outside Santa Fe. Take exit 278A off I-25 south of Santa Fe, and you will be headed south along the Turquoise Trail.

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Explore Union Square in San Francisco: The Ultimate Guide

Lauren Newman08 mins

Union Square in San Francisco is recognized as the third-largest shopping area in the United States. Established as a public plaza by the city’s first mayor in 1849, it has evolved significantly since its inception. initially serving as a rallying ground during the Civil War, Union Square transformed into a shopping hub in the early 1900s. Today, it boasts numerous upscale stores and hotels, with shopping stretching out from the central plaza.

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Justice League Metropolis Ride: Ultimate Review

Lydia Wilson011 mins

Six Flags knows coasters and thrill rides. Sophisticated, media-based, 4-D, story-driven dark rides? That’s more the province of the destination Universal and Disney parks, and to a lesser extent, parks such as SeaWorld Orlando and Legoland Florida. Yet, Justice League: Battle for Metropolis brings a Universal-style attraction to Six Flags parks. The ride is super, man. Is it Universal-level quality? Almost.

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Top Restaurant Picks in Budapest: Discover MENZA

Debbie Kelly02 mins

Budapest, known for its stunning architecture and vibrant culture, offers delightful gastronomy at incredibly reasonable prices compared to other European capitals. This affordability allows tourists to indulge in luxurious dining experiences without the dreaded “wallet-guilt” that often accompanies such fine meals. A visit to a 5-star hotel feels achievable, encouraging visitors to savor a sumptuous three-course dinner, complete with wine and cocktails.

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Essential Tips for Waste Management at the Phoenix Open

Bobby Spencer012 mins

If you are traveling from out of town to see the Waste Management Phoenix Open, you aren’t alone. If you are looking for a place to stay, here are the best bets for hotels and motels in various price ranges in Scottsdale. Keep in mind that nothing in north Scottsdale will be cheap in January or February. If you’d like to stay a bit farther away, and have a better chance of getting a reasonable room, try hotels and motels in downtown Scottsdale. Another option might be a vacation rental.

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