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Our Visit to Florida Aquarium

December 23, 2014 By MommyOctopus Leave a Comment
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While we were in Tampa to visit Busch Gardens, we were able to explore other areas of Tampa Bay as well.  One in particular was the Florida Aquarium.  We had never been here before but were throughly impressed!

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As we arrived, the first thing we saw was a touch tank!  They ended up having 3 different touch tanks and we were able to touch everything from a sea cucumber (which feels REALLY different than it looks) to a stingray.  Funny story about the sea cucumber…. I had touched the starfish, an anemone, and other animals in that tank.  My husband convinced me to touch the sea cucumber which looks really bumpy, hard, and almost prickly.  I barely touched it and it felt like JELLO!  I pulled my hand back super quickly and may or may not have let out a quick scream making my entire family laugh.  Far warning, things don’t always feel like they look!  My kids loved the stingray touch tank.  It was fun to try and figure out which stingrays were going to swim by and to get where we could touch them.

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The Florida Aquarium was decorated for Christmas and had some lovely decorations.  This one I almost bought, but forgot to go back and get it when we were leaving!

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I loved that the Florida Aquarium wasn’t just fish.  They had a fun exhibit featuring animals from Madagascar such as the lemurs!  Everywhere was fun facts as well so we learned a lot.

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Our favorite part of the Florida Aquarium was the shows.  Be sure and ask at the counter what time the shows are when you visit.  We were able to get really close and personal with some penguins.  Did you know penguins can spray poop 6 feet behind them?  That sure is nerve wracking when you’re in the front row!  They let the kids sit right up on the edge of the mat, but were not allowed to touch.  My kids thought that this was amazing!  We also really enjoyed the dive show.

After we finished at the aquarium, we walked down to Precinct Pizza.  We loved their food, however I’d warn my allergy friends that they aren’t quite allergy friendly, yet.  They are just a short walk from the aquarium.  After reading the story behind Precinct Pizza, we knew this was a business we wanted to support.

We were very impressed with the Florida Aquarium and would definitely return the next time we are in Tampa Bay.  Huge thanks for our friends at Visit Tampa Bay and the Florida Aquarium for setting up our visit.  You can learn about other great places to visit in Tampa Bay by checking out VisitTampaBay.com.

We Went to Busch Gardens!

December 16, 2014 By MommyOctopus Leave a Comment
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Last week, my family and I took a quick trip back to Busch Gardens as part of their ambassador program.  We went in the middle of the week and it wasn’t crowded at all!  We were able to walk on almost everything, which was perfect for us.  As we walked up, everything was beautifully decorated for Christmas.

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We wandered around the park, picking our favorite rides and riding them until our heart was content!  I really enjoyed Cheetah Hunt.  That’s a really cool roller coaster than runs on magnets!  What a great ride!  Definitely going to be one of my favorites.

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My little girls hung out the most in Sesame Street.  Everything was their size and perfect for their age.

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My husband really enjoyed the Sheikra.  that’s him in the back row in the orange shirt.

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Right now they have their Christmas Town on select days.  Guests can look forward to special entertainment, live music, festive treats, holiday shopping and thousands of twinkling lights around every turn. It’s a Christmas event that’s fun for the whole family!  Unfortunately we didn’t go on one of those days but we still had a blast!  We got to see all the decorations, though!

Our family has really enjoyed being part of the Busch Gardens ambassador program this year.  It’s been great to learn more about what all they have to offer.  We have been really pleased and our kids are already asking about going back.  I love that it has a perfect blend of stuff for little kids, bigger kids, and adults.  Add in all the animals and everyone is happy!

Thank you so much Busch Gardens for this opportunity.

Six Flags Over Georgia Presents Holiday in the Park!

November 24, 2014 By MommyOctopus Leave a Comment
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Six Flags over Georgia is presenting Holiday in the Park this year!  We went on Friday for their preview day and we had a blast! I have to say that riding rides in the fall/winter is so much better than in the hot summer sun!

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More than one million LED lights will turn on at once, as Santa Claus and his reindeer ride their sleigh for the first time to Six Flags Over Georgia for the debut of Holiday in the Park® on November 22. This all-new celebration transforms the park into a winter wonderland with dazzling Christmas trees, exclusive holiday shows and many of the park’s most popular rides from November 22 through January 4, 2015 on select days.

Holiday in the Park at Six Flags Over Georgia features 10 holiday-themed sections, many of the park’s most popular rides, specialty holiday food and live shows. Event highlights include:

  • A Main Street Christmas park entrance experience with a light canopy featuring 165,000 lights, more than 15,000 feet of garland, artificial snow and a huge Christmas tree with holographic ornament technology;
  • A magical train ride through 140,000 twinkling lights on the North Pole Express, destined for the North Pole to see Santa Claus where every child can leave their wish-list for the season;
  • Peppermint Plaza, featuring red and white holiday lights and fresh scents of peppermint, special holiday Peppermint Funnel Cakes and the chance to ride the Georgia Scorcher roller coaster;
  • A 130-foot high cable-wired lit Christmas tree, special Military tribute, Hometown Holiday’s new live show, two of the park’s most popular rides – Goliath and Dare Devil Dive – and a 15-foot Snow Globe walk-through experience in Retro Christmas USA;
  • A brilliant display of peach-colored lights paying homage to Georgia’s roots as the Peach State in A Georgia Christmas, along with the event’s signature live show, “Because It’s Christmas” in the historic Crystal Pistol Music Hall, Peach-flavored Holiday Pies at Big Mo’s and Monster Mansion;
  • A one-of-a-kind stained-glass Nativity Scene in Rejoice! which depicts the reason for the joyous season and the Dahlonega Mine Train which has been at the park since opening day in 1967;
  • The opportunity to warm up by the open fire, ride the classic Georgia Cyclone roller coaster and roast s’mores in S’mores Village;
  • A kaleidoscope of lights choreographed for a brilliant display in the innovative British Arbor;
  • A garland-archway featuring dozens of mistletoes, more than 100,000 lights and chandeliers that make up the most beautiful outdoor holiday ball of all in Georgia in A Merry Mistletoe;
  • And, the iconic topping of the event – the historic 1908 Riverview Carousel at Candlelight Carousel featuring more than 100,000 lights, artificial snow, more than 150 Christmas trees and more than 250 luminary candles for the ultimate family holiday experience.

Many of the park’s family rides in Bugs Bunny World will be open during Holiday in the Park, along with a new live show “Have Yourself a Looney Tunes Christmas” in the Bugs Bunny World Theater. In addition, this special event will provide guests with more than a dozen spots to snap a photo for their family holiday card with vivid lights shining all around.

Six Flags Over Georgia 2015 Season Passes are now on sale and provide unlimited visits to Holiday in the Park and all of 2015. For a limited time, with the purchase of a Season Pass four-pack or more, guests will receive free admission to both Six Flags Over Georgia and Six Flags White Water, along with free season parking and visits to any Six Flags Theme Park with every pass.

Review: Tiny Towne Education Center

November 14, 2014 By MommyOctopus Leave a Comment
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On Wednesday this week, I had the privilege of attending the Tiny Towne media morning in Norcross.  Despite Tiny Towne being only 3 minutes from my Grandmother’s house, I had never heard of it!  I was eager to check it out and find out what new adventures were waiting.  I was prepared for a fun play area where my kids could drive cars, but I was pleasantly surprised to see that Tiny Towne offers much, much more than that.Tiny Towne Liscense

Tiny Towne‘s designer, Pierre, came to the United States as an adult in the 80s.  He set immediately to learning the laws of the road and getting a driver’s license.  Since then, he has continued researching statistics of crashes and finding out how we can make the roads safer.  Pierre’s thought in 2009 to create Tiny Towne was based on the idea that if we start kids out driving as young as possible, they will be safer drivers in the future when they get to the real road.  Let’s face it.  Most kids have never been behind a wheel until they are 15-16 and starting the process of getting their driver’s license.  Why wait until they are a teen to start driving?

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At Tiny Towne, kids as young as 1-3 can begin driving.  Tiny Towne offers a game room ride that features an actual screen so little ones can watch themselves as they drive and practice staying on the road before they ever get in an actual car.

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Beginning at age 3, young drivers can venture out to the Tiny Track, where they start by learning to always put their seatbelt on when they are in the car.  They can then drive the smallest cars around the track.  Eager assistants are waiting and ready to assist a child if they get stuck trying to make a turn.  These cars have a steering wheel and a gas pedal that is pushed by the child.

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At age 6, they can move on up to the booster cars, which are a little bit bigger than the younger cars.  They are on the same track as the littlest drivers but go a bit faster and they also have the steering and gas pedal for the child.

To be promoted to the senior level and get access to the advanced Traffic Track, drivers must be at least 9 years old, 57″ tall, and pass Traffic Test 101 and a simulator test. At the completion of the tests, drivers will receive access to the Tiny Towne Smart Cars used on the advanced track.  The advanced Traffic Track for senior drivers consists of road signs, two-way streets, and cops who will ensure that drivers are practicing the safety rules and guidelines they learned in the classroom.

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I know all about the cops and how well they patrol.  I got my very first ticket at Tiny Towne.  There is an area where 2 lanes go down to 1 and I didn’t signal.  Oops!  The cops were right on my tail in moments.

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The ticket concept is pretty interesting.  Using a tablet, the officer is able to get the license number and suspend your car’s driving ability for a few minutes depending on your violation.  In my case, I was suspended for 2 minutes.  We had to sit in the same spot for that long and watch the timer go down before we could move.  The cars also all run on a smart app that judges your driving.  If you are driving dangerously, it slows your car down.  As you show that you are a safe driver, it lets you pick up more speed.  If you are caught texting or using your phone on the road, you completely lose your license and aren’t able to drive.  In order to get your license back, you have to see the “judge” to make sure that you understand how dangerous it is.  The concept of learning plus violations in a safe environment was all the idea of Tiny Towne’s designer, Pierre.

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Tiny Towne offers an education center as well with interactive computers, where the family can learn the rules of the road and take tests.  The future holds the ability to get a Tiny Towne license based on a test that he plans on being much harder than the current Georgia driving test.

If you come out to Tiny Towne, plan on being there for a while.  There is even a food court with snacks and meals.  I was expecting the food to be typical game room food, but it’s much better at Tiny Towne.  I enjoyed a salad with grilled chicken and my kids had plenty of options including fresh fruit, hummus, and more.  We were very pleased with the food quality.

The most enjoyable part of Tiny Towne for me, was that the employees all really seem to love their job! Everyone was happy and eager to help and actually taught the kids about the road.  They want the kids to learn to be safe drivers and are doing a great job at it.

Tiny Towne is a great way for kids to learn the rules of the road or even for adults that have never driven before to get comfortable in a safe environment.  I know we definitely will be returning, especially as my kids get closer to driving age.

For more information visit TinyTowne.com.

Stone Mountain Christmas Review

November 11, 2014 By MommyOctopus Leave a Comment
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This past weekend, we visited Stone Mountain Park for their Stone Mountain Christmas program.  It was a ton of fun!  Believe it or not, we had never been to the Christmas program even though we’ve been to Stone Mountain a ton of times.  It was so magical!

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When we first got to Stone Mountain, I was nearly overwhelmed by the gorgeous lights and the great atmosphere.  Lights everywhere and on every building!  Even a place where mistletoe hung in the air for smooches.

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The first thing that we did was watch the parade!  The parade strolls down the main walkway in Crossroads was really cute.  Plenty of characters to dance with and even the Jolly Old Elf himself and the Snow Angel made their way down the path.  This really made it feel like Christmas is upon us even though it’s the beginning of November still.

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We enjoyed the shows and especially the new Ice Age: A Mammoth Christmas 4D.  Kids thought it was great!  Our favorite show was Toyriffic!  It is definitely a must!

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The most amazing part of the trip was the Singalong Christmas Train.  It’s always fun to ride the train at Stone Mountain Park.  Having a singalong on the Christmas Train was super special and my husband and I were having as much fun as the kids were!  I would definitely recommend bundling up and perhaps bringing along a blanket for this ride.  During the train ride, you stop once for a special “Gift”.  The “Gift” was amazing.  There is a story-teller that tells the real story of Jesus’ birth!  It was so refreshing to hear about the birth of Jesus without being watered down or flaky.  Big kudos to Stone Mountain Park for keeping it real!  Lights would light up during the story as well.  Breath-taking.

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After our train ride, we ventured over for a funnel cake and some hot cocoa.  It’s conveniently located across from the train depot for easy access 😉  Definitely a must to get warmed up after the ride.

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Santa says his favorite vacation spot is at Stone Mountain Park.  He is having a nice relaxing vacation before he hits the busiest time of year.  It was great to see the big guy!

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The end of the night wraps up with the Snow Angel flying overhead and then snow falling right below her.  The kids thought this was pretty neat!  Finally, fireworks closed everything out.  It was a short show, but enough for the kids to be happy.

I think we have found a new Christmas family tradition!  This was so much fun and really got us into the spirit!

Crown Reef Resort – Ultimate Family Destination!

September 10, 2014 By MommyOctopus Leave a Comment
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My family and I had the pleasure of staying at Crown Reef Resort in Myrtle Beach this past weekend.  We had an absolute blast!  It has recently refurbished rooms that are beautiful and they are working on the rest of the refurbishing details in the next few months.

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Crown Reef Resort has 514 guest rooms and suites with views of the Atlantic Ocean.  The rooms range between a Queen Efficiency and a Queen Jacuzzi Suite!  With room for up to 8, this hotel is perfect for a larger family like ours.  The room we had was the Queen Deluxe Suite.  Our suite had a full kitchen including a full size refrigerator, stove, microwave, and sink.  All basic cooking utensils were available as well!  Cooking from our own hotel room saved us a ton of money by not dining out.  For breakfast, we made things such as cereal, bagels, and eggs, lunches were sandwiches, and for dinner we made quesadillas, sausage, salads, and veggies.

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Each morning, we could wake up, eat breakfast and walk right down to the beach.  We would stay and play for hours!  Once the beach got too hot, we headed back up to the watersides and pools in the back of the hotel.

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During the day at the beach, there are lifeguards available if we needed help and also flags showing the rating of the water.  One day while we were there, the lifeguards wouldn’t let anyone go in the water more than waist deep because of how rough the tide was due to the upcoming storms.  I really appreciated having them nearby.

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Crown Reef Resort features the longest oceanfront lazy river in Myrtle Beach at 575 feet, indoor and outdoor pools, watermark with 2 four story tall waterslides, hot tubs, kiddie pools, and a silly sub with slide for the little kids.  I admit that I had fun going down the slides as well!

We had planned to stay at the hotel some but also venture out to local attractions but we were having so much fun at the hotel, we only left once during our stay!  When we go back next time, we will plan on staying longer.

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At Crown Reef Resort, they have Swirls Ice Cream Shop, where you can purchase ice cream cones made with Breyer’s ice cream!  They also have a eatery called Grab N Go that has easy to grab snacks, breakfast, and lunch items.  For lunch and dinner, they have the Loco Gecko.  This was a pretty cool restaurant that offers everything from fried pickles to pizza and salads.  Everything looked and smelled great!

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In between Loco Gecko and Swirls, you can find a game room, which is perfect when it’s too hot to play outside or the kids just need a break from the water.  Lots of games from motorcycles to air hockey.

I definitely recommend staying at Crown Reef Resort if you need an affordable family vacation.  They have fall rates from $49/night and the watersides and pools will be open all year!  Huge thanks to Crown Reef Resort for inviting us on this trip and we cannot wait to come back!

Busch Gardens® Tampa’s Christmas Town Returns This Year!

August 14, 2014 By MommyOctopus 1 Comment
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Wow! I had no idea that Busch Gardens offered something special for Christmas. Being a Busch Gardens ambassador this year, I’m learning a ton of new things and am super excited about returning again this year. I think we will definitely plan on taking our trip during the Christmas season! If you are interested in seeing our adventures on our last trip, click here.

Busch Gardens® Tampa’s Christmas Town™ , the Bay area’s biggest Christmas celebration, is returning this year and is now included with any annual pass, Fun Card or daily admission to the park.

“Since 2012, Busch Gardens has offered the ultimate Christmastime experience for families, and we’re excited to continue that tradition again in this year,” said Park President Jim Dean. “And with all of this Christmas fun included with any annual pass, Fun Card or daily admission, all guests receive an even greater value during their visit. We’ve created a season-long celebration unlike any other event our guests have ever seen – the kind of Christmas fun only Busch Gardens can provide.”

This year’s event will transform the park into a nighttime holiday wonderland of wintery surprises and all things Christmas, filling guests’ senses with seasonal sights, sounds and flavors. Guests can look forward to special entertainment, live music, festive treats, holiday shopping and over a million twinkling lights around every turn.

Christmas Town is open 23 select dates from Nov. 28 through Dec. 31. Guests can experience all of the Christmas celebrations throughout the day, and park closing times will range from 8pm to 9pm throughout the event. Visit ChristmasTown.com for dates, times and event details.

Christmas Town will also offer some magnificent new opportunities for groups looking to book a unique holiday party. For details, call the Busch Gardens Events Team at 813-987-5523.

Be the first to know about new events, special deals and future announcements by following the park’s blog at BuschGardensTampaBlog.com, or “Like” the Busch Gardens Facebook page, and follow @buschgardens on Twitter and Instagram.

World of Coca-Cola Offers 100+ Beverages From ‘Round the World!

August 1, 2014 By MommyOctopus Leave a Comment
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I am at the last leg of the Wyndham Weekend posts.  Our final stop was visiting one of our favorite places, The World of Coca-Cola.  This is always one of our favorite places in Atlanta to visit.  I love watching the movie and seeing all the antique coke items!  The World of Coca-Cola has recently changed their new movie, and let me tell you, it brought tears to my eyes!  It’s so sweet!

From the movie, we went on to meet the Polar Bear and to venture through all the coke exhibits.  Then on to our favorite part!  The tasting room!  There are over 100 products to choose from!  My favorite one is an apple flavored drink and I cannot remember what the name of it is or which country.  Sooo good!  And everyone has to try Beverly once!  Then never again 😉

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My little girls enjoyed tasting coke from all over the world! They enjoyed almost everything they tried.

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We weren’t able to stay long due to time constraints, but we still had a blast.  We sat on the American Idol couch and played with some of the interactive computers.  On the way out, you’re given a glass bottle of freshly bottled Coke to bring home.  Then you get to walk through the enormous gift shop filled with anything and everything imaginable!  Next time we will plan for more time so we can visit the 4d theatre and browse some more!

For more information, visit the World of Coca-Cola Website, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

Visit No Mas! Hacienda & Cantina – “The Best of Mexico”

August 1, 2014 By MommyOctopus Leave a Comment
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Another place we visited while we were on our Wyndham Weekend, was No Mas! Hacienda & Cantina in Atlanta.  Not only do they have a beautiful restaurant, they also have shops and a little bakery as well!  When you first step in, it seems like you’ve stepped right into Mexico. Their concept combines the Cantina Restaurant serving classic Mexican favorites & house specialties, and the Hacienda Showroom with an amazing collection of artistic creations from over 350 artisans in Mexico.  I think I could have stayed in the shop forever!  So many interesting pieces to look at!

The food was great and presented beautifully.  Everything had loads of flavor and tasted like authentic Mexican food.  I absolutely LOVED my fajitas and my husband enjoyed his swordfish platter.  The only concern we had was the size of the children’s meals.  It was tiny.  The quesidilla was simply that – 2 little pieces of quesidilla and that’s it.  My 3 and 5 year olds were okay with it and also munched off our plates, but if we had brought our big kids, they would have been starving.  photo 3-2

 

I loved the chips and salsa.  We couldn’t quite figure out what all was in the salsa, but it was sooo good!

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If you go by No Mas Cantina, be sure to save room for the desert!  We got the brownie sundae that had a little spicy chocolate sauce.  I’m sorry, I can’t remember the name of it, but it was sooo good!

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Thanks again to No Mas Hacienda & Cantina for hosting the Wyndham Weekends bloggers for the evening.  We had a great time and service was fantastic.

For more information or for reservations, visit the No Mas Cantina website, Facebook, or Twitter.

High Museum of Art Features Dream Car Exhibition

July 31, 2014 By MommyOctopus Leave a Comment
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I honestly cannot remember the last time I went to the High Museum of Art in Atlanta.  I suppose it was most likely when I was in elementary school or something.  I don’t know why we have waited so long to go back and why we have never taken our kids, but this is definitely going to be a more frequent visit.

We went to the High Museum of Art during our Wyndham Weekend to check out the Dream Car Exhibition.  I’m not quite sure what I was expecting, but it seriously blew me away!  Such history and such incredibly designed cars!

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I was especially intrigued by the 1936 Stout Scarab.  It was the “minivan” of the day.  It was designed to even have a table inside and fit larger families.

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This ferrari was pretty wild, too.  It was so short, but it’s design was amazing.  I think we will have to go back with my son.  He would LOVE the exhibits.  We went with just the little girls on our weekend outing, but I definitely want to take him.

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Next to each car, they had a big plaque with tons of information regarding to design and why it was created and why it did or didn’t work at the time.  It’s really fascinating to see how cars have evolved and all of the great ideas that people have had.

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On Saturdays, the museum also has a craft for kids.  You will want to call in advance to see what they will have and what time it is.  This time, my girls decorated little pots to grow bean plants.

 

For more information on the High Museum of Art, check out their website.  You can also find them on Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest.

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