Tuesday, November 25, 2008

Las Vegas Mystery Adventure Tours

Mystery Adventure Tour
Looking for a very unique, interactive way for your family (older children and up)to enjoy an affordable day in Las Vegas? The Mystery Adventure allows your family to be on a team of sleuths as you collect and decipher codes, explore the crime scenes, and travel to real locations. If you have ever wondered what it would be like to be a detective, a private I, or a crime scene investigator then the mystery adventure tours is for you!

When you arrive at the "Mystery Inn", the excitement begins almost immediately. You are first given a mystery letter and are given a briefing on "mystery investigation". The mystery adventure is really good at pulling the minds of all of the "investigators" together. You will need to share all of your vital clues, and add collective team input to figure out all of the baffling clues.

Traps, confusing crime scenes, and secret codes really make this a challenging tour for the whole family. Max, will be your funny (and sometimes helpful) guide / driver. If your team is clever enough, you just may find a few treasures along the way! Approximately 4-8 people will be on your team, and you will be taken to four different locations before the mystery is over (or solved!). It's a truly one of a kind experience.

The Mystery Adventure In Las Vegas really brings your family together in a very unique way! You have to come together as a team in a way that you may have never shared before. If everything goes as planned, your family will walk away from the Mystery Adventure as if you have just solved the crime from a CSI episode. The Mystery Adventure in Las Vegas is on of those hidden gem family attractions that is thoroughly enjoyed by the vast majority of eager participants.

Wednesday, November 19, 2008

Missouri Destinations - St. Louis Zoo

Growing up in the mid west I always thoroughly enjoyed visiting the St. Louis Zoo. As a family, we would have yearly vacations to Six Flags in Eureka Missouri, so a stop at the St. Louis Zoo was a common event along the way.

Zoo's have always seemed to have an appeal for people of all ages. From infant children still in their strollers, to elderly seniors marveling at all of the beauty that all of the zoo's exotic animals have to offer. The beauty of wildlife is not an appreciation that is outgrown as the years pass by. If anything, the mystery of all of the world's inhabitants only grows with age. It is absolutely astonishing how each of the world's animals serve a definite purpose in a delicate global ecosystem.

The St. Louis Zoo in Missouri is well known for how well they care for their animals, and their habitats are simulated in precision detail to create one of the most comfortable and familiar climates as possible for their animals. While it's true that the animals don't get to roam freely around the zoo, I at least take comfort in knowing that I don't have to watch natures food chain in progress! lol

Till this day (and probably why my parents took me to the zoo so often) zoo's are one of the cheapest forms of entertainment that you can take your family to. The St. Louis Zoo, one of the nation's highest rated zoo's, remains one of the top tourist destinations in the United States. Some of the zoo activities include :
  • Discovery Corner - The kids will love petting the friendly bunnies, and feeding the "ever hungry" goats. Watch the butterflies dance, and learn all about the amphibians in their educational displays.
  • River's Edge - Get up close and personal with the elephants as they roam the open fields, the cheetahs go racing by, and hyenas can be seen (and heard) walking by in a stealth-like fashion.
  • The Wild - It is quite fascinating to see these animals in their natural habitats. Penguins, and Puffins can be seen in this frigid part of town. Shortly afterwards you will be in a tropical rain forest habitat observing Apes, Chimpanzees, and Orangutans.
  • Historic Hill - Historic Hill is a very interesting part of the St. Louis Zoo. In modern habits you will see birds, primates, and reptiles in 1920's architecture.
  • Red Rocks - Want to see the big cats? Lions, Tigers, Jaguars, Leopards, and more cats can be seen seen sunning on the rocks, or playing in the fields. Not far from the cats, you can observe zebras, and giraffes grazing with a watchful eye out! Camels, Okapi, Takin, and more.
  • Sea Lion Arena - Watch the Sea Lions perform during the summer season.
  • Chain of Lakes - The always frightening alligators can be seen lurking in the waters looking for prey. River Otters, Swans, Alligator Snapping Turtles, and more.
  • Herpetarium - Here at the St. Louis view you can view reptiles, and amphibians.
  • Bear Bluffs - Grizzly, Black, and Polar Bears in their natural habitats.
  • Africa Nile - Hippos, Rhino, Mongoose, and more.
  • South America - Bush Dogs, Capybara, and Giant Anteaters.

View Some of the Wild and Amazing Tales on the History Of The St. Louis Zoo

Wild and Amazing Tales of the St. Louis Zoo

As you can see, the St. Louis Zoo is one of the top vacation destinations in the mid west. The St. Louis Zoo offers a full day of family entertainment and a lifetime full of memories. If you are looking for cheap and affordable attractions to enjoy in the mid-western area the United States, be sure to check out the St. Louis Zoo in Missouri.

Tuesday, November 11, 2008

Las Vegas Skydiving - Free To Watch

Vegas Indoor Skydiving
Have you always been compelled to skydive, but could never find the nerve to take the plunge? One block East of Las Vegas Boulevard on Convention Center Drive, you can watch (for free) other thrill seekers that want to feel what its like to actually feel the rush of skydiving.

You may even work up enough nerve to try it for yourself! Its a lot of fun to watch the action, but the chance to experience what its like to be in a free fall may be too much to pass up. It is a little less intimidating because you are floating in a wind tunnel rather than falling from 15,000 feet! If you feel comfortable enough doing an indoor skydive, then maybe you just may want to take it to the next level and jump out of an actual plane and experience the ultimate experience! This is definitely an experience that you will never forget.

Las Vegas vacations has many free attractions
, and destinations to keep you entertained for days without spending too much of your hard earned cash.

Las Vegas skydiving
is open 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM on 200 Convention Center Drive.

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Wednesday, November 5, 2008

Flamingo Hilton Wildlife Habitat - Free Las Vegas

Flamingo Hilton Wildlife Habitat
I have had the pleasure to travel to Las Vegas several times for a little gambling, shows, and nightlife entertainment. Just letting yourself be taken away in all of the glamor and glitz of the entertainment capital of the world is a fun and exciting way to release the stress of everyday life.

Since I don't have a "limitless bankroll", it's always nice to be aware of some of the fabulously entertaining FREE activities that Las Vegas has to offer. Since I had already set aside my "gambling money, and cash that I have already dedicated to be spent on self indulgence, I set out to find some cheap or free things to do in Vegas.

I didn't have to look long or hard to find some unique and interesting entertainment. We were staying at the Flamingo in the heart of the strip, and directly behind the Flamingo is the Flamingo Hilton Wildlife Habitat. 15 acres of gorgeous waterfalls, penguins, flamingos, swans, and even Penguins (yes penguins!) have habitat controlled areas to call their home. The price of admission is free, and its a good place to take your children and have a great time admiring exotic wildlife in the middle of the desert!

My family easily spent 1 1/2 hours just relaxing, and enjoying the wildlife habitat. The animal habitat is open 24 hours, its FREE, and their is no waiting time. Its hard to beat free, and the Flamingo Hilton Wildlife Habitat is a wonderful (family oriented) way to spend some of your vacation in Las Vegas. Book Your Vacation At The Flamingo In Las Vegas

Las Vegas has so many things to do and see, but its always nice to take a step back from all of the high engergy, fast paced vacation destinations that Vegas has to offer. The wildlife habitat at the Flamingo is a free and wonderful way to spend an hour or two on your Vegas vacation!

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