Archive for December, 2011

Dec 13 2011

A Knight with a Show: Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament (Georgia)

Published by under Atlanta

If you are looking for something for your family to do on a free night, have you ever considered watching knights joust for the hand of a fair maiden? Evil wizards trying to bring down the King’s reign? A feast made for kings? If this sounds like the kind of excitement you are looking for, then you need to go to Medieval Times Dinner and Tournament.

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Dec 12 2011

7 Free Portals to the Past and Culture of Charleston, SC

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Whether you’ve lived in Charleston, SC your whole life or are just visiting for a short while, you don’t want to fork over your hard earned cash every time you want to enjoy the beautiful city. Here are some free attractions that will be sure to please those looking for culture and history.

Gallery Chuma – This free gallery offers a bit of local heritage as it specializes in the art developed by and in honor of the Gullah people. The Gullah are the descendants of the Africans who were previously enslaved and settled on the barrier islands between Florida and North Carolina.

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Dec 09 2011

Memphis Sun Studios Tour Review – Facts and Information

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Come discover and experience the Memphis Sun Studio Tour in all it’s musical and historical grandeur. It is located at 706 Union Ave at Marshall St. which is in downtown Memphis, Tennessee. There you will be able to step back in time and walk in the footsteps of some of the greatest musical icons of American music. Come see where they got their running start, musical geniuses such as Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins, Roy Orbison, B.B. King, and Jerry Lee Lewis just to get started.

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Dec 08 2011

Oahu Grand Circle Tour with Dole Plantation Review

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Oahu is home to many tourist attractions, but for a chance to better understand the history and the culture of this incredible island, you have to visit a pineapple plantation, one of the most significant aspects of the history on Oahu. With the Oahu Grand Circle Island Tour, not only will you have the opportunity to visit the Dole Plantation in person, but you will also get to see first hand some of the most amazing lookouts, scenery, and attractions that the island has to offer.

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Dec 07 2011

Free New York City Things to Do and Attractions

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It goes without saying that New York City is filled with a wealth of iconic attractions and landmarks to see and visit. Despite its reputation for being a very expensive city, New York City in fact offers many attractions and sites that don’t cost visitors a dime. Located all throughout the city, these attractions are great for those on a budget or anyone looking to take in the city’s vibrant culture and renowned landmarks.

Central Park

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Dec 06 2011

IMAX at New England Aquarium Review and Facts

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Located on Boston’s beautiful waterfront, the New England Aquarium’s exhibits and resident aquatic creatures provide visitors with a feast for the senses. But, sensory excitement does not end in the exhibition areas. The Aquarium’s 3-D IMAX theatre offers no short supply of thrills for members of the audience. The New England Aquarium’s 3-D IMAX theatre transports the audience to the world of the film, without leaving their seats. Tickets for the IMAX’s features can be purchased at http://www.trustedtours.com/store/imax-at-new-england-aquarium-in-boston.aspx.
Walking into the enormous, dimly lit theatre, patrons sense a buzz of excitement. As the audience grows in number, the feeling of anticipation is palpable on the air; all present know, collectively, that they are about to experience something phenomenal. The screen’s enormous size – it’s 65 ft high by 85 ft wide – looms over the audience – a portal to other, more fantastic, worlds. As the lights go dark and the film begins to cue, the audience goes silent, as its journey commences. Such is the nature of the experience a patron of the New England Aquarium’s 3-D IMAX theatre can expect.
Currently, the Aquarium’s 3-D IMAX is featuring the following films. Sharks 3D, presented by Jean-Michael Cousteau, immerses moviegoers into the world of great whites and hammerheads. It takes them on an exciting journey of feeding frenzies and swimming with the underwater predators. Under the Sea 3D, narrated by Jim Carrey, carries patrons to some of the most exotic undersea locations on earth, where they encounter the mysteries of the deep. Finally, narrator Morgan Freeman introduces audience members to orphaned orangutans and elephants in Born to be Wild 3D. The travails and triumphs of the bold animal-stars will inspire all, both young and old.
Again, tickets can be purchased from Trusted Tours and Attractions at http://www.trustedtours.com/store/imax-at-new-england-aquarium-in-boston.aspx, satisfaction guaranteed.

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Dec 05 2011

Chicago Free Attractions, Parks and Things to Do

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Chicago is a perennially popular destination for visitors from across the nation and around the world. It’s a cosmopolitan city that offers plenty in the way of cultural attractions, gourmet dining and designer shopping. But there is another side to Chicago, one that is designed precisely for the budget conscious traveler.

Navy Pier

One of Chicago’s premier tourist attractions for those who don’t mind their fun being a little kitschy and commercial, Navy Pier offers free admission for people simply wanting to wander through and see the sights. The Children’s Museum is here as are many shops, rides and other attractions, but the people watching is always free and so are the views of the Chicago skyline.

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