Archive for March 2014
Daytona Beach Boardwalk
Daytona Beach Boardwalk The Daytona Beach Boardwalk is located in Daytona Beach, Florida. Your student tour can enjoy shopping, dining, and entertainment all at one destination. The location is steps away from the white sand beach. The students can enjoy the water and then visit the boardwalk. Are your students looking for a gift or…
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Daytona Lagoon Waterpark The Daytona Lagoon Waterpark is located in Daytona Beach, Florida. It is one of the most popular entertainment attractions in the area. Your student group will have a splashing good time! The location features several fun attractions. Featured rides include Blackbeard’s Revenge, Panama Jacks, Adventure Mountain, Pelican’s Drift, Kraken’s Conquest, and Castaway…
Read MorePonce De Leon Lighthouse
Ponce De Leon Lighthouse The Ponce De Leon Lighthouse is located in Daytona Beach, Florida. The structure is 125 years old. Student groups can participate in several interesting activities here, featured activities including climbing the tower, taking a tour of the Keeper’s Dwellings, exploring the Oil House, walking through the Lens Museum, visiting the Cuban…
Read MoreTrimper’s Rides
Trimper’s Rides This popular Ocean Beach tradition has remained in the same family for over 100 years; the legendary Trimper Family takes great pride in offering all comers to this “big fun” wonder a fine mix of classic midway entertainment right at the end of the Boardwalk. Step right up! Whac-a-mole or try your luck…
Read MoreOC Life-Saving Station Museum
OC Life-Saving Station Museum The Ocean City Life-Saving Station, part of the Coastal System established by the United States Treasury Department for the saving of vessels in distress and lives in peril on the waters, was actively used by the U.S. Coast guard until 1964. After years of service and subsequent alternate duty as a…
Read MoreFun City Arcade
Fun City Arcade Situated mid-Boardwalk in Ocean City, Fun City Arcade is a first-rate, family-oriented entertainment gallery featuring a fantastic variety of all the latest video and arcade games-tons of fun for all ages; expect plenty of prizes when you cash in at the awesome redemption center! Bum some quarters or change out a few…
Read MoreOld Pro Mini Golf
Old Pro Mini Golf Gregarious groups on Ocean City holiday will want to check out family-owned-and-operated, local favorite Old Pro Golf, founded almost 50 years ago by owners Herbert J. and Aileen “Deany” Schoellkopf. Old Pro currently offers devotees of the game in search four uniquely creative and challenging Ocean City locations: Temple of the…
Read MoreCarousel Ice Rink
Carousel Ice Rink Join in the frozen fun at Ocean City, Maryland’s only ice skating rink! Enchanting daily shows encourage you to get out on the ice and test your own skills; friendly, helpful staff provide beginners plenty of assistance! An adjacent game room offers vending machines, video games, pool tables and pinball to keep…
Read MoreJolly Roger Amusement Park
Jolly Roger Amusement Park This good-time family fun park on the pier, set against the stunning backdrop of Atlantic sea and sky in Maryland hotspot Ocean City is a must for checklist-driven travelers needing a little downtime. Deal of the day: for under $20.00 apiece, you and your group mates can grab a wristband-your ticket…
Read More10 Festivals Across the Globe to Add to Your Bucket List
One of the best ways to experience a culture is to immerse yourself in the celebrations they value the most. You’d be surprised at the creativity, the mayhem and the splendor certain cities partake in to put on a fantastic, memorable festival. Whether you’re tired of the same old St. Patrick’s Day and Thanksgiving parades…
Read MoreThe American Rover
The American Rover What Virginia Beach getaway would be complete without a turn on this majestic Tall Sailing Ship? Her elegant tanbark sails have been a signature fair-weather sight of the Hampton Roads area since 1986 when April through October, the stately 135 foot three-masted topsail schooner American Rover departs from Waterside in the heart…
Read MoreAdventure Science Center
Adventure Science Center In 1944 as WWII rolled to an end, the Children’s Museum of Nashville was opened in the old University of Nashville building, Sargeant John Ripley Forbes opening the museum with the mindset that ‘Nashville’s future is children’. The museum has moved and changed quite a bit since then, but revisions and relocations…
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