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Located in the heart of Louisville Kentucky, Kentucky Kingdom first opened its gates to the public in 1987. After a dismal start, it closed after only one season and remained that way until 1990. Ed Hart purchased the park in 1989 and led Kentucky Kingdom to what was reportedly the… Continue reading
Well it certainly is all about planes, trains, and automobiles at the North Carolina Transportation Museum. Located midway between Charlotte, NC, and Greensboro, NC, the N.C. Transportation Museum is located at the site of the former Spencer Shops in Spencer, NC, and offers a glimpse back in history for all… Continue reading
Carowinds debuted a new festival this year featuring food, thousands of flowers, bluegrass, and other festivities for people of all ages. Carowinds In Bloom takes place in the Carolina Showplace area of the park daily from now through April 20th. This festival is included with your park admission. From noon… Continue reading
Check out part 3 of our adventure if you haven’t, yet. We started out the day at Disneyland. Our first ride of the day was Indiana Jones. It was a fun dark ride, especially since we love Indiana Jones. In true Disney fashion, even the elevator is themed to… Continue reading
Check out part 2 of our adventure if you haven’t, yet. Time to leave Arizona. A pretty sunrise as we stop at one of our favorite places to fuel up in western Arizona. On the road again! This time we’re off to southern California! You go through an agriculture station… Continue reading
When the mercury starts dropping the lights start going up at Dollywood and you know it’s time for Smoky Mountain Christmas. We live within an easy drive of Dollywood and it continues to be one of our favorite amusement parks. We’re not alone as they won numerous Amusement Today Golden… Continue reading
Busch Gardens Tampa Bay opened in the spring of 1959 boasting an African theme. It covers an area of over 335 acres with more than 2,700 animals and is owned and operated by SeaWorld Parks and Entertainment. This theme park is one of America’s largest zoos and it also includes… Continue reading
On our quest to conquer a lot of what Orlando, Florida has to offer, we visited SeaWorld. When I was a child I remember a trip to the former SeaWorld in Ohio. Back then it was primarily shows and displays of various aquatic animals. Today they still have their renowned… Continue reading
