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Sweetski says:
If you are in the Netherlands and in desperate need of something to do for your kids because out of sheer boredom they are driving you crazy, you should take them to the Museon!
The Museon (a combination of museum and education) is kids' paradise. The collection is best described as scientific. …
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MiamiMaria says:
Beaches Negril, Jamaica is a great family resort. I went with my husband- at the time, and our twins for a family beach trip. Beaches is the sister company of Sandals Resorts. While I have never been to a Sandals I would recommend the Beaches Resorts for any families with small children. They are ex…
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anthonypc says:
We have developed a menu that spans from the east coast to the west coast; from the Carolina Slaw Dog to the Chicago Dog to the Foot Long LA Dodger Dog. We also have our own gourmet dogs like the Taco Dog and the Flaming Hot Fire Dog for those who want to add a little heat to their dog. If you wan…
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Moonvera says:
"Where Kids Rule". . .
I had to spend 2 nights here when they first opened since I was working for InterContinental Hotels Group at the time.
It is an all suites hotel with Nickelodeon themed rooms and a kitchenette. The Mall offers a Food Court, Pizza Hut, Gift Shop and a Convenience store. …
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sammypossum says:
If anyone is travelling with kids to the sunshine coast or eastern Australia, get in touch with www.possumtravel.com. these guys are fantastic. really proffessional and a great help. Thanks guys.
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as7 says:
Stayed there summer 2009 with some old friends from the USA visiting India. The best place to stay in Nainital, I would think. Was comparatively more expensive than most Naintal places but worth the extra. Nice hill property. The food (buffet breakfast, lunch, dinner) was rather good and internation…
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sandcastlelessons says:
South Padre Island - Texas - tropical paradise with little but surfing, sandcastling and hangin out to do
great for a break, and with the kids, - AWESOME
Look out for cheap flights on Southwest into Harlingen - get onto their DING service - very cool - and then get the bus to the island - cheaper …
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Unique_Monique says:
This is a beautiful park/zoo where dinosaurs still live in the woods (almost). Clean and picturesque, something for everyone.
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jamartin39 says:
My cousin and I went to the MOS in Boston for my birthday, and as usual we always have fun. This place is not just for kids, so no one should feel creped out walking around with no children. Some exhibits never change others do so visit the website to see what’s there. On this visit they had an…
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umbralwalker says:
If you're in Phnom Phen, Cambodia, on a Saturday night, do yourself a favor and head over to the Lazy Gecko at 6pm. From there a bus will pick you up and you can spend the evening visiting with some of the greatest kids you'll ever meet; the JCA Orphanage. Watch them perform traditional …
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poorogies says:
If you are in Australia and happen to be anywhere near the Currumbin Sanctuary on the Gold Coast, I think you should consider dropping in. Unfortunately, I have no idea what the costs were as I was touring with a prepaid group, but the wildlife was pretty amazing. The best part for me was being ab…
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danny291 says:
Jacksonville Zoo is the largest Zoo between Atlanta and Orlando occupying over 110 acres of land and with many animals on show. The Zoo participates in many conservation projects, notably in Guyana. The Zoo first opened in 1925 and udnerwent a huge redevelopment in 1992. My aunt likes to visit the Z…
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sabzero says:
Chainat Birdpark is the most famous tourist attraction in Changwat Chainat. The Park is situated about 4 kilometres east from the centre of Chainat Town, the capital of the province.
Chainat is located 195 km north of Bangkok along the Asia Highway that runs between Bangkok and Chiang Mai.
Th…
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evangaline says:
Up the mountain and in closed parks (during the winter) will provide you plenty of free space to snowboard and sled (especially with kids.) Great hiking too. The view is great. The gift shops are really reasonably priced too.
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frederic75 says:
1- There is no service here, which is logical as there is no staf...
2- There is no restaurant. It's impossible to have a breakfast. You can't even buy a bottle of water...
3- Rooms are overpriced.
4- The owner is really a disgusting guy (this site does not allowed obscene remarks, so I can quote…
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fran2011 says:
This attraction called "La Guancha", is located in southern Puerto Rico, bordering the Caribbean Sea. It's basically a boardwalk filled with many different local eateries. They mostly sell delicious "fritters", like what we call "bacalaitos", or fried cod fish. There are also "empanadillas", which a…
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aditany says:
i had a lovely picnic in the park, and its was lively on a sunday afternoon. free to enter, and it includes a zoo, with elephants! deer, primates, lizard house. there's also a donkey/pony stable where you can rent rides for children, and a go-kart track. i sat in front of the rose garden, and the …
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diisha392 says:
In 2002 a four-year old boy named Ben passed away from leukemia. Looking for a way to preserve his memory, his parents focused on the run-down playground at the west entrance of the Salisbury Zoo. They decided to headline a campaign to build a new play area for the children. Two years later Ben 
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bethtop says:
Trainfest is the largest operating model railroad show in the country. It can be a bit overwhelming when you walk in, but luckily, people in Milwaukee are very friendly so there is always someone to point you in the right directions. The most obvious attractions are the 50 operating layouts housed i…
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dahling says:
The Palmengarten is located right in the middle of Frankfurt, so it is easy to get to and has a own Parkhaus as well - 1Euro per hour.
In the park you can see all kinds of flowers and plants of the season. It has a few green houses, so you can make a quick botanical trip around the world. Even in …
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jaeWALK says:
The largest bird park in Southeast Asia and a home to over 8000 birds of some 600 species. The highlights of Jurong are the:
1) largest collection of Southeast Asian Hornbills and South American Toucans.
2) the second largest Penguin exhibit in the world.
3) The world's highest man made water …
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Shelissa says:
Mindport is a very small, very hands-on science museum and art gallery. They have one room with cool science exhibits that you can play with and a room in which they rotate in exhibits. They were featuring bones during my visit.(I think this exhibit should have been labeled better to make it easier …
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PinkBikini says:
We think Al's is a great old-fashioned burger place to get cheap eats. We love stopping here in springtime and summer in the afternoon on our walks for burgers, dogs, fries and milkshakes.
For under $10 we can sit at a table listening to fun music and really enjoy ourselves for an hour. They …
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travelwithJD says:
If you're ever traveling near Columbus, Ohio and are looking for a simple, cheap, fun place to stop and pass an hour, Olentangy Indian Caverns is highly recommended. Complete with museum, caves, petting zoo, and Indian-related gift shop, I found this little spot to be a very relaxing break from my …
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Ann_Hells says:
The Barcelona aquarium is found on the maremagnum, an area on the port with a mall and cinema complex. While walking through this area it is very tempting to go inside. I have been here a couple times, and it is a good place to go with kids, but the entrance fee is 16 euro, so too expensive for stud…
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esterrene says:
Ice Land is a year round ice skating facility that offers both public skating hours (which vary from month to month) and ice hours for local hockey teams, and Ice Skaters to both practice and compete. private and group lessons are also available.. There is even a skating and hockey shop available..
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Jopin says:
It’s currently the mid-term school break for kids in Malaysia. That means all holiday spots on the islands of Pangkor, Langkawi, Penang and Cherating, especially, are booked out (and swarming with shrieking 6-12 year-olds!). If parents can’t get away from the city, they’re usually in the cityâ…
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as7 says:
Visited in 2008. A large Taj property with very nice rooms, lots of grass and trees, great facilities including a nice dining area with excellent sea view, a great pool, fine food, and very good room service. On a small beach beach with lots of activities such as watersurfing, airgliding, and vario…
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pms70 says:
Originally Bad Hesselingen was a swimming pool and not much more than that. I remember going there for school swimming in the outdoor pool which was an Olympic sized pool back in the 70's. Unfortunately this was closed for expansion of the nearby industrial estate, and there is only a small outdoor …
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fluturas says:
Well seems what i thought is just an idea and we will
have hard time to sell draws, was wrong.
So my draws were bought and i had to draw again last
night, so im very happy for this.
I want to say thanks to all that who help
this kids and they are buying this draws and for the ones
who are he…
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Museon
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Australia, Noosa, Family and Kids
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Jacksonville Zoo
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