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San Antonio, Texas is a great city to visit. Even though its not one of the biggest it has much to do. In San Antonio you get to experience the south the way it was really supposed to. San Antonio is one of the most amazing city's in the United States and everyone should try to make there way there on a air conditioned coach bus.
The Alamo is a 4.2-acre area representing what many people believe is the true American spirit. Many people have come to the old mission for the remembrance of the small band held that out for a period of time in 1836. The Alamo holds 300 years of history. San Antonio is located downtown so it is only a short walk from the Riverwalk.
The Riverwalk, is also known as Paseo del Rio.It is located in the center of downtown San Antonio. The path takes the visitors to all of the river level restaurants and shops. The Riverwalk is also a great romantic getaway for couples.
San Antonio, Texas, is a city that just grabs its visitors and gives them an incredible experience to last a whole lifetime. The city has always helped recreate the American past in a way that no one has. So when booking your trip book it on a coach bus to ensure the comfort of your group.

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San Antonio Texas has alot of history behind it. For example its the home of the Alamo. You can get there in style on a charter bus. The Alamo is one of the most famous spots in Texas. There at that exact spot on March 6, 1836 189 defenders fell after relentless attacks by Mexican General Santa Anna's army.
The next stop on your charter bus would be the Buckhorn and saloon museum. There you can learn about over 120 years of history. You will be mesmerized by the two story collection of pieces and remnants of history. They have a unique horn collection. They also have a cow boy collection. They have an authentic shooting gallery and arcade.
If your hungry San Antonio has some of the greatest Mexican food in town.The Mi Tierra Cafe is one of the best restaurants in San Antonio. They have a friendly atmosphere.
After lunch you can head over to the Majestic Theater. This is the home of the San Antonio symphony. Its also a state and national historic landmark. After visiting all of these historic places you can get on the bus and head on home.

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Visit the Dallas Zoo on a charter bus. With a charter bus you and all the guests will be conveniently picked up and dropped off at the zoo. The zoo is located on>650 S RL Thornton Freeway Dallas, TX 75203. The Zoo has alot of history. It was founded 1888. It was the fist attraction of is kind in all of Texas. It has developed to become the largest. It has over 95 fully developed acres.
When you visit the Dallas zoo you sure to be entertained and amazed by the 37 rare species that all live in peace there.The zoo has many different exhibits but is mainly split into two different regions. Zoo North and the Wilds of Africa. The Zoo North section features large land animals like African Elephants, Giraffes, and Black Rhinoceroses. The wilds of Africa exhibit includes gorillas, chimpanzees, and crocodiles.
After a long day of exploring the zoo you can hop on the charter bus and swing over to Kirby's prime steakhouse. They have some of the finest stake in Texas. There also Texas's original stake house. There located on 3525 greenville avenue. You can contact them at 284-821-2122.
After your busy day just climb on the charter bus and enjoy your nice ricde home.

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Every on knows that when you want a great adventure go to six flags over Texas. Six Flags Over Texas is located in Arlington, midway between Fort Worth and Dallas at the intersection of Interstate 30 and Highway 360. When your going with a big group of 56 or more you should really look into taking a charter bus. They come air conditioned to help you beat the Texas heat. They also come with a bathroom and leg room for everyone to have a comfortable ride. You and everyone with you can show up in style.
While there there's so much that you can do. With over has more than fifty different rides for the whole family to enjoy. You can go on the Texas Giant while the kids go on the looney tunes rides.
When your ready to get a bite to eat you can head over to the panda express for something to eat. They have delicous chinese food. Afterwards you can get sum dessert at Ben and Jerry's.
So for a six flags trip your best bet would be a charter bus. So when your leaving and your tired you don't have to worry about driving all the way home you can just sit back and enjoy the scenery all around you.

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Pest control specialist Michael Bohdan opened the museum inside his storefront, The Pest Shop, to show off some of his cockroach collectibles such as dioramas of cockroaches dressed as famous people (that's right: bugs in tiny clothes; check out Liberoache and David Letteroach in their decorated environments). Charter a coach bus to bring the whole family to this wacky hall of fame.
Other exhibits include Bohdan's "Cockroach Dundee" hat (a fedora lined with dead roaches that he's worn during his appearances on television shows like The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson and Live with Regis and Kathie Lee) and live Madagascar Hissing Roaches, which are giant insects that make a loud hissing sound when provoked. Bohdan has also been known to let visitors try on his hat for photos and sample Larvets Original Worm Snacks, which are seasoned insect larva.
Small in size and tricky to find, the Cockroach Hall of Fame is far from the Metroplex's most-visited attraction. However, it is a well known location, having been mentioned in an Associated Press story, the book Oddball Texas and on several Web sites documenting America's quirky roadside attractions. Bohdan says the publicity has drawn people from all over the country.

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In 1915, when Mrs. Ninnie L. Bairds wood-burning stove could no longer handle all her orders, she paid $25 in cash plus $50 worth of bread and rolls to a hotel for a bigger used one. Mrs. Baird's earliest commercial oven could bake 40 one-pound loaves, which were delivered by her sons via horse drawn carriage. That carriage is one stop on the tour. The kitchen might remind you of the old television series "Land of the Giants," with mixing bowls and kneading machines the size of delivery trucks. The oven has been replaced by rows of furnacelike machines with conveyor belts carrying bread over the heating units. Sure, you love Mrs. Baird's bread on your favorite PB&J sandwich, but have you ever wondered what goes into the bread or how it's made? Maybe you've even wondered who Mrs. Baird is. There really was a Mrs. Baird, and her first name was Ninnie.
Her popular bakery began in 1908, when her husband became ill. Mrs. Baird loved to bake and used baking to make money for her family. That's how Mrs. Baird's bread was born. Mrs. Baird had eight children. Her four daughters helped her in the kitchen, and her four boys walked to deliver the bread. The bread was a hit, and eight years later the company built its first bakery in Fort Worth. Now, almost 100 years after Mrs. Baird started her company, Mrs. Baird's bread is a hugely successful business, feeding families all over Texas, Oklahoma, and parts of Louisiana, Arkansas and New Mexico. Charter a coach bus to the free, newly revamped Mrs. Baird's Bakery Adventure Tour is offered on the hour from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesdays through Thursdays by appointment only. Tours must be scheduled at least two weeks in advance. Kids 6 and up may participate; one adult must accompany every 10 kids. Tours last about 45 minutes. Open-toed shoes are not allowed. Oh, and did we mention that each kid gets hot bread from the oven in addition to a little goody bag?

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About 110 million years ago, dinosaurs left their footprints in the limestone along the Paluxy River. Of course, back then, the river didn't exist, and most of Texas was ocean floor. There are two ways to find these ancient imprints today. You can stop at the park's well-marked viewing sites or hunt for them. We recommend both. After you check out the easy ones, climb down to the river and hike along the edge. Watch carefully; some tracks may be half-covered with silt. Wear tennis shoes or hiking boots that can get wet. The easiest tracks to recognize belong to the meat-eating, three-toed acrocanthosaurus, a cousin to Tyrannosaurus rex. You may also discover large round tracks of the pleurocoelus, a plant-eating creature resembling the brontosaurus with its long neck and pillarlike legs. Aside from tracks, the 1,525-acre park has much to offer. There are hiking, biking and equestrian trails, picnic benches, campsites, a playground and a swimming hole. The last is a good spot to see more tracks, look along the rocky edges. Dinosaur tracks are best viewed when the water level is low. Call 254-897-4588 (then press zero) for conditions.

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This 205 acre theme park features more than 100 rides, shows and other attractions in a landscaped setting. Rides include the Mr. Freeze, the tallest and fastest roller coaster in the southwest, the Texas Giant wooden roller coaster, the Flashback roller coaster that turns riders upside down six times, Runaway Mountain and more. Entertainers appear in concert on selected nights in the 10,000 seat Music Mill Amphitheatre.
Batman The Ride is a 109 foot high roller coaster that transports passengers at speeds of 50 mph in suspended ski lift style trains. Titan opened in 2001, a steel coaster that rises 225 feet and drops at 85 miles per hour. At 325 feet in height, Superman Tower of Power is 25 feet taller than the Oil Derrick and 80 feet taller than the mighty Titan. And while it isn't the nerve racking, mind bending, body slamming experience that the Titan is, it's still quite exhilarating. It rockets skyward on a blast of compressed air and then drops back to earth just as riders start to enjoy the view. Charter a coach bus to bring all your friends and family.

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Charter a mini bus to this amusement park, located next to Malibu SpeedZone, features a variety of thrill rides. The Skycoaster, a 110 foot high hang gliding/sky diving simulator, sends you and a friend soaring to speeds over 60 mph. The Texas Blast off accelerator sends riders 150 feet into the air at speeds up to 70 mph. The park's highest ride, Nothin' But Net, offers a 100 foot freefall into a double net. Go bungee jumping off a seven-story platform at Air Boingo.
The outdoor park will close in cases of lightning, heavy rain or extreme cold. Call 972-394-8359 to find out if the rides are still operating. All rides have certain restrictions to ensure the safety of all participants. Riders on Nothin' but Net must be at least 10 years old and weigh between 100 and 240 pounds; on Skycoaster must be at least 3-foot-6; on Texas Blastoff must be at least 4 feet tall; and on Air Boingo bungee jumping: must be at least 10 years old and weight between 80 and 240 pounds. Riders under 16 must have a verified release form signed by a parent or guardian.

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Fort Worth usually comes to mind when anything cowboy, rodeo or Western is mentioned in these parts. But it was Mesquite, about 15 minutes east of Dallas, that the state legislature named "Rodeo Capital of Texas" in 1993. Mesquite Championship Rodeo has been offering real deal rodeo-in' ever since the 1950s, featuring crazy clowns, fast horses, big bulls and brave cowboys and cowgirls.
Neal Gay grew up in Pleasant Grove, just south of Dallas, before opening the rodeo's doors in 1958. A roof was later added, and ESPN began televising rodeo contests in the mid-1980s. Just having had air conditioning installed the year before, the arena was acquired in 1999 by sports club owner Tom Hicks, owner of the Texas Rangers baseball and Dallas Stars hockey teams.
Resistol Arena, where the action takes place, has been visited by the likes of everybody from true grit country folk to Prince Ranier of Monaco, Pres. Ronald Reagan and Pres. George W. Bush. Suites are available for watching the ring below, and the arena is attached to a six story hotel for easy lodging.

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A walk through McKinney's Heard Natural Science Museum and Wildlife Sanctuary is a walk back in time. And that's just the way Bessie Heard wanted it. Miss Heard, who died in 1988 at age 101, grew up in McKinney. She dreamed of seeing the land there returned to the native grasses, flowers and wildlife that settlers had cleared away. On Oct. 1, 1967, the philanthropist established a wildlife sanctuary with 289 acres and a mission to "bring nature and people together to discover, enjoy, experience, preserve and restore our precious environment." Today her museum features four miles of nature trails and provides a haven for more than 240 species of birds, as well as many varieties of mammals, reptiles, amphibians and wildflowers and other plants.
The grounds also include an exhibit of objects from Miss Heard's collection, "The Living Lab" interactive science room, where guests can manipulate, measure and observe various specimens and answer questions about nature and science, a "Venomous Snakes of Texas" herpetarium exhibit with rattlesnakes, copperheads, cottonmouths and coral snakes, a cafe serving snacks and light lunches and a gift shop. The museum frequently presents special exhibits, nature walks and nighttime hikes.

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Just the name "Neiman Marcus" is enough to make shopaholics across the globe salivate. The words have become synonymous with high fashion and world famous designers. And it all started right here in Dallas with one little store. The first Neiman Marcus was opened in Dallas in 1907 by Herbert Marcus, Sr., his sister Carrie Marcus Neiman and her husband A.L. Neiman. Their intention was simple but ambitious for the time – to fashionably clothe the entire Dallas community. It was located at the corner of Elm and Murphy Streets in downtown Dallas. That building was destroyed by fire in 1913. Undaunted, the family began construction on a new store at the corner of Main and Ervay Streets.
The store opened in 1914 and was expanded in 1926 to include the property next door at Commerce and Ervay Streets. This construction was completed in 1927, on the eve of The Great Depression. That same building houses the store today and bears a plaque from the Texas Historical Commission. This piece of Dallas history now boasts 30 Neiman Marcus stores nationwide, as well as a thriving mail order business. Hungry? The downtown "Neiman's" is also home to the NM Cafe and the celebrated Zodiac. Charter a limousine or a limo party bus to go in style.

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Medieval Times may carry its theme to the point of comedy, but it is the closest you'll probably ever get to real jousting and swordplay. It is good, clean fun for the whole family, plus dinner. So, order your serving wench to bring your chicken or ribs (minus utensils, you eat with your hands here) and your grog (iced tea) and enjoy the show. Patrons are invited to wear crowns, wave banners and cheer bloodthirstily for one of six knights, assigned by seating section, who compete with authentic period weaponry in jousting, hand to hand combat and lancing for the title of champion. The competition is framed by a story of magic and treason involving the royal family, which presides over the competition, but it is hardly the point. The knights, the horses and the general merriment are the real draws. Speaking of the horses, equestrians will appreciate the sight of these Spanish Andalusians, one of the rarest breeds of horses in the world. Those used in the Medieval Times shows are bred and trained at the Medieval Times Chapel Creek Ranch in Sanger, Texas. Admission prices include a four-course dinner, the two hour live show and beverages. Birthday and other occasion packages are available. Charter a school bus for a class trip or a mini coach for the whole family.

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The largest market in the area is Dallas Farmers Market, open year round. Here, farmers sell their Texas grown fruits and vegetables and vendors sell produce from all over, strawberries, bananas and so on. It is like the produce sold at the supermarket, only fresher and in most cases, much cheaper. Bring cash and an appetite. Most sellers are more than willing to tempt you with free samples of hot house tomatoes, juicy watermelon and the like. Charter a mini coach to bring the whole family!
Farm fresh fruits and vegetables are sold daily at the open-air stands, and many of the sellers have begun to branch out; buyers can now take home nuts, organic honey and fresh herb plants in addition to apples and corn on the cob. An enclosed pavilion, open on weekends only, features Mexican pottery and furniture. Eggs and artisan cheeses are offered Saturdays in the Market Research Center. And every year, from April through June, the Markets demonstration kitchen plays host to a series of American Institute of Wine and Food sponsored cooking classes, featuring the handiwork of Dallas Fort Worth's top chefs.

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Charter a school bus for a class trip to this interesting museum. Located in the former Texas School Book Depository, now the Dallas County Administration building, the Sixth Floor is Dallas' "official" John F. Kennedy museum. The nonprofit, self-supporting facility is dedicated to "the life, times, death and legacy of JFK", not just the assassination. Exhibits convey the tenor of early '60s America, the terrible grief that engulfed a nation and some of the confusion that plagued investigations in the case.
The physical highlight is the sniper's nest, recreated with stacks of vintage cardboard boxes and walled off by Plexiglas. Many visitors are surprised at how "small" Dealey Plaza seems and the relatively short distance to the traffic below. Dress manufacturer Abraham Zapruder's camera is here. But you won't see his entire assassination film sequence, the most famous 8mm footage ever made. The graphic fatal gunshot has been kept out of photos and video in this family-oriented museum. Small reminders still illuminate the experience. Nellie Connally's comment just before the gunfire: "Mr. President, you can't say Dallas doesn't love you." And LBJ's statement, later in life, that he never believed Oswald acted alone.

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Located in Fair Park in an original Art Deco building, the Dallas Aquarium opened to the public in 1936. The aquarium is part of the City of Dallas Parks and Recreation Department and is managed by the Dallas Zoo. I can think of no better way to spend a day, then to spend it with your family and friends at the Dallas Aquarium. The aquarium has a great breeding program which involves some native Texas fish. It also allows "feeding time" to be viewed. And three days a week spectators can even see piranhas chow down.
The aquariums exhibits, from "Amazon Flooded Forest" to "World of Aquatic Diversity" are both educational and fun. In addition to the usual fish, the aquarium also features an alligator snapping turtle weighing 135 pounds, venomous lion fishes, a five-foot-long electric eel, a six-foot-long alligator gar and a lot more! The aquarium, which participates in a number of conservation and research projects, is a leader in the breeding of critically endangered Texas species, such as the Texas blind salamander and several desert fishes. Charter a school bus for a school trip or a coach bus for a large group. Open daily 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM

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If things seem bigger in Texas, that definitely goes for Dallas. Well worth exploration are Dallas' eclectic neighborhoods. Among the most fun is the West End. This lovely area is perfect to charter on of our beautiful buses for a day of fun and adventure.
The West End, Dallas's true historical district sets the stage for the story of Dallas when it was first settled in the mid-1800s. Since then, chapters continue to unfold daily along its picturesque streets and buildings.
What makes the West End unlike any other area of Dallas? If offers visitors a window into the past with beautifully preserved and masterfully renovated historical buildings. The West End also provides a host of recreational opportunities such as retail attractions, fascinating museums, exciting nightlife, and a variety of cultural events. Visitors enjoy all of this in one of the most "happening" neighborhoods in Dallas. There is something for everyone and you'll find it along their tree-lined streets and brick sidewalks. There is so much to see you might want to charter one of our coaches or for the whole day or enjoy the nightlife while being chauffeured around in one of our luxurious limo buses.

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Located in the Houston Zoo, Texas the John P McGovern Children's Zoo offers a unique experience, for visitors of all ages and a great bus charter day or field school trip. Encouraging adult and child interaction, six different habitats and exhibits give a true hands on opportunity for fun and learning.
A clean and safe petting zoo puts children in the middle of the barnyard with up close meetings with all their favorites. Rare and endangered species of livestock make their home here; you'll find exotic species such as llamas and dwarf zebu's as well as down home pets and animals like geese, ducks, and chicks.
Children will encounter alligators, turtles and river otters in a natural re-creation of a river habitat. A forest habitat features a beautiful setting in which deers, porcupines, raccoons and birds all live together, including the spectacular and rare bald eagle.
A classic carousel was specially designed and is unique for its hand carved animals based on wildlife which can be found at the park or are native to Texas such as the armadillo. The Water playground is a great chance to cool down on any hot Texan day. A replication of a Galveston fishing village, this interactive water feature has pop-up fountains, all which are randomly programmed to go off at any moment.
A number of educational programs and classes are offered for families, schools, youth groups and scouts. Private tours, events and birthday parties are offered as well. Reservations should be made atleast three weeks in advance for any school or youth group, call 713.533.6500 for details.

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The Dallas Children's Museum is a great place for learning and exploration for kids of all ages as well as parents and teachers. Located in the Valley View Center Mall in Dallas Texas, interactive exhibits teach kids to respect and understand the environment around them. They also fully encourage adults to be hands on and involved with their child's experiences.
Exhibits teach and re-inforce skills such as math, reading, writing and other skills required to live on our multi-cultural world. The CiCi's Pizza "Slice of Math" exhibit gives kids the chance to "work" at a life-like pizzeria and learn to use the basic math skills that are the building blocks of any education.
At the Presbyterian Health Care System exhibition, children can immerse themselves in a hospital situation complete with emergency and operating rooms. Children will learn about the body, health, nutrition and it will hopefully ease children's fear of doctors and hospitals.
There is a great Computer and Technology Learning Center. Kids can use the PC's and Mac computers to get a better understanding of the basics of using the mouse and keyboard, with more advanced applications and programs for the older or more skilled children.
The Dallas Children's Museum offers discounts for groups of 10 or more people, reservations are required. They also have party packages perfect for birthdays or schools. Charter buses or coaches can park in the huge mall parking lot, and the driver can even get a discount. Call them at 972-386-6555 x25 for details about their group packages or reservations.

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Located in the Mackenzie State Park Lubbock Texas, Joyland amusement park has been in the business of providing family entertainment to Texans for over 35 years. A family owned park starting out with only 13 rides, over the years Joyland has grew to over 30 rides and amusements.
Great for hot summer days, the Big Splash is a 40 foot water slide with a huge splashdown, not for the faint of heart, but very refreshing.There are rides to thrill and amaze the little ones. Classic rides such as bumper cars, a little coaster just the right size for kids and a traditional early 1900's carousel.
Three concession stands serve up some of the most delicious of summer treats. Lemonade Slushies, French fries, pizza, nachos, funnel cakes and corn dogs are enought to keep you satisfied throughout the day. An arcade features all the video games and games of chance that you'd expect, plus redemption games and prizes.
Several discount and event packages are available for groups ranging from 15 to 1000 people. Great for a catered picnic, school trip, corporate outing or birthday party a bus charter day trip to Joyland amusement park will please every member of the group. Call 806-763-2719 for details about their group rates and programs. Visit their website at www.joylandpark.com.

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Just down the road from the Dallas Zoo, the Dallas Aquarium has been opened since 1936 and it's been a Texas family favorite ever since. When on a bus charter to Dallas, make a plan to stop here and the Dallas Zoo.
At the Dallas Aquarium are over 6000 animals including freshwater and marine fish, reptiles and invertebrates. The aquarium is a leader in the conservation and breeding of endangered Texas species; they were the first to breed the Texas blind salamander in captivity.
The unique Seahorse Rodeo exhibit displays a variety of seahorse species. From the large pot bellies to the dwarf seahorses, they are on display in all sizes and colors as well as their relatives the pipefish and shrimpfish. Also on exhibit are unusual creatures such as jellyfish, stone fish and 5 foot long electric eel. You'll find a recreation of a flooded Amazon rain forest, the water is alive with over 30 fish including the deadly Piranha.
The breeding lab at the Dallas Zoo is an exhibit in itself. A viewing window lets visitors get a behind the scenes look at the many active conservation programs at the aquarium. The fish and animals are fed at 2:30 daily in front of guests, with sharks feeding on Sundays and Wednesdays and the piranha eating on Tuesdays and Saturdays, the American alligators only get to feed on Fridays.
The Dallas Aquarium offers educational and field trip programs for school groups. School groups receive a discount for pre-registering. Call the aquarium at (214) 670-8443 for information.

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The Dallas Zoo is a 95 acre park located in Dallas Texas. Home to over 8000 animals, the zoo is on the forefront of animal conservation and scientific research. The first and biggest zoo in Texas, the Dallas Zoo was founded in 1888. There are animals from all over the world as well as a glimpse of the local wildlife found in Texas.
The zoo is separated into two major areas; ZooNorth and the Wilds of Africa. Each features a vast array of animals from the large to small, cute to creepy, and delicate to dangerous.
ZooNorth features the ExxonMobil Endangered Tiger Habitat;a one acre exhibit that recreates a recently logged rain forest and houses Sumatran and Indochinese tigers. The Primate Place is made up of 6 different exhibits, each home to a variety of primates. Monkeys from South America, Africa and Asia are on display in recreated habitats. A creepy but interesting exhibit, Bug U features invertebrates native to Texas such as cockroaches, diving beetles, tarantulas, black widow spiders and more.
The Wilds of Africa section is 25 acres that recreates the six major African habitats. The monorail safari takes guests on a 25 minute tour of the entire section so you wont miss a thing. Don't miss Crocodile Isle a new exhibit, which houses three huge Nile Crocodiles.
The Lacerte Family Children’s Zoo is a great place for interaction with the animals as well as a little education. A Pony Ride, a butterfly garden and petting zoo will keep the little ones occupied and interested.
The Dallas Zoo has two food concessions, and a gift shop which sellssouvenirss, toys, stuffed animals and more. If you are a school or boy/scout troop, discounts are available making the Dallas zoo a great value for a bus charter day trip. Call them for reservations or more details at call (214) 670-6832.

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Schlitterbahn is German for slippery road making it an appropriate name for a water park. Schlitterbahn Galveston Island Water Park is the worlds first indoor/outdoor convertible water park. Located in Galveston, this is a place to stop when traveling to Texas by bus charter during the hot summer months or even the coldest of winter.
There are over a dozen exciting water rides in a 70,000 square foot indoor outdoor park that covers over 15 acres. During the indoor season the roof is closed to convert the entire space into a climate-controlled park complete with heated water.
Attractions at Galveston Island Water Park are family oriented as is the entire park, its German inspired architecture and atmosphere provide a rich backdrop to the thrilling rides and amusements. With wild water rides such as the Loopy Luge Tube Chutes, Torrent River and Torrent Beach there is enough to keep an entire group busy and very wet all day. The Wasserfest Kid's Area is an interactive water play ground just for the little ones featuring water slides, water cannons and fountains.
Galveston Park has food, snack and beverage booths located throughout the park, as well as retail shops, changing rooms and showers. You may want to bring your own towels though. Special rates are available for groups of 15 or more, making it perfect for a corporate, family or group bus charter day trip or event. They also provide catering services perfect for birthday parties or corporate events. For more info contact the Group Sales Department by phone at 409.770.9283.

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Six Flags over Texas is a family theme park that offers a full day of entertainment for visitors of all ages. Located in Arlington, Six Flags over Texas is the perfect bus charter day trip for any size group, company or family.
This family fun spot is part of the Six Flags Amusement Park chain, complete with Bugs Bunny and all his Looney Tunes Friends. Adults and children will come face to face with all their favorite Looney Tunes characters both past and present.
Some of the worlds best thrill rides are at Six Flags over Texas. The Superman Tower of Power is a heart pounding 325 foot free fall to the ground below. With a top speed of over 60 mph, the Shock Wave is truly shocking as you ride back to back 70 foot double loops. If you haven't had enough thrills, The Texas Giant is 140 foot high classic wooden roller coaster. The top speed of 63 mph is enough to make your hair stand on end for the entire two minute ride.
There are also plenty of water rides and amusements to keep you cool and wet on those really hot Texas days. Roarin Rapids is a wet ride through twisting and turning white water rapids with big cooling splashes at every turn. Gotham City SprayGround is an interactive, multilevel water playground for the kids designed to look like Batmans favorite city.
Six Flags over Texas offers group and corporate discounts. Packages range depending on group size, with options including private areas and catering. Their parking lot is generously sized to accommodate a large charter bus, making it ideal for a day trip. For more information regarding group rates, call (817) 640-8900 ext. 4100.

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Over 50 years old, Wonderland Park is a classic amusement park for the entire family and a perfect place for a bus charter day trip. Wonderland Park is the third largest amusement park in the great state of Texas.
There are plenty of rides and amusements to keep everyone entertained, no matter what age. Adults will love the traditional family oriented amusements, as well as the great value. Kids just wont want to leave.
With four thrilling roller coasters, the dearedevils in the family will really enjoy Wonderland Park. The newly added Texas Tornado is a world famous, double loop coaster that turns you upside down at over 65 mph.
There are also some of the best water rides in Texas at Wonderland Park. Rattle Snake River Raft ride is a wet journey through a twisting and turning river which dips and splashes riders along the way. The Big Splash is a water coaster with a 50 plus foot splash down awaiting you. Water rides are always a great way to cool off during the long hot Texas Summer days.
For your favorite summer treats, the Food Booth has all the delicious snacks, foods and beverages your heart desires. Mouth watering, corn dogs are a tradition as are the cheese fries. You can satisfy your sugar craving with all the ice cream and cotton candy that you can eat. A must have on a hot summer day is their home made lemonade, a real refreshing treat.
Wonderland Park is opened from April 1st to September 4th, with peak hours from 1:00pm to 10:pm. They offer group and corporate rates as well as catering, making it a great value for a bus charter trip. Contact Danielle or Paula at (800) 383-4712 for group reservations.

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