TripLearning

I hate to leave people out of the loop on deals I find out about, but I also know I can't always remember to personally tell all my friends. So, I have decided to post deals on Fridays. (I have linked to most of the pages. Just click on the name to go to their website.) This Friday's deal is time-sensitive, so it takes priority. " Six Flags has 18 parks across the United States, Mexico and Canada with world-class coasters, family rides for all ages, up-close animal encounters and thrilling water parks." - from their website They are currently offering VERY good deals on their season passes. They do vary by park. Six Flags America (Baltimore/DC) has one of the best deals at $61.99/person. It also includes lots of extra benefits right now, including free admission and parking to all the other Six Flags parks. There is another Six Flags in NJ and that one has a safari area that looks similar to the safari ride at Animal Kingdom in FL. I rode my first roller ...

We drove from Oak Forest, IL (suburb of Chicago) to Uniontown, PA.  Since it was a nine hour drive without stops, we didn't take time to see anything.  However, we drove by several places we have visited before that I would recommend checking out. Indiana If you are a college football fan, check out South Bend , IN.  It is the home of Notre Dame and the College Football Hall of Fame .  Though we are not Notre Dame fans it is a beautiful campus to walk through and on game weekends you can walk through the stadium and see the gold helmets being prepared for the game.  " Touchdown Jesus " is also a recognizable figure on the Hesburgh Library near the stadium.  It's been several years since we visited the College Football Hall of Fame, but as you can see from the map of the museum there is a lot to see and do.  With all of the interactive displays, it is a great place to take kids. Ohio Continuing on from the IN turnpike onto the Ohio turnpike you ...