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 Everything Under One Roof |
60 E Broadway Minneapolis, MN 55425 United States +1 952 883 8800 http://www.mallofamerica.com |
If you like to shop, eat, people-watch, ride roller coasters, play with Legos and listen to music, then this is the place for you. From the largest indoor theme park in the country, Knott's Camp Snoopy, (23 rides and attractions and counting) to more than 400 specialty stores, major department stores, Legoland and UnderWater Adventures, there is enough to keep a tourist (or a local!) busy for a week. The nightlife offers America's Original Sports Bar, Gator's, and more, plus 14 screens at the General Cinema. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Urban wildlife refuge |
3815 American Blvd. E Minneapolis, MN 55425 United States +1 952 854 5900 http://www.fws.gov/midwest/Min... |
Nestled on the southern edge of the Twin Cities is one of the few urban wildlife refuges in the country. It offers visitors a rare chance to see natural habitat without venturing far from the city. The 8,000-acre reserve runs along the banks of the Minnesota River. The visitors center provides spectacular views of the river valley. There are a number of hiking and biking trails, prime bird watching spots overlooking the valley and picnic grounds that crisscross the Refuge. Admission to the visitor center and the reserve is free. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Indoor Amusement |
60 East Broadway (Mall of America Center Court) Minneapolis, MN 55425 United States +1 952 883 8600 http://www.campsnoopy.com/ |
The mega mall's largest entertainment attraction is also the biggest indoor theme park in the United States. This seven-acre complex, formerly Camp Snoopy, is loaded with more than two-dozen rides, arcade and carnival games, appealing to kids of all ages. Thrills can be had on the Ripsaw Roller Coaster, Log Chute or the Mighty Axe. A one-of-a-kind spinning roller coaster, the Timberland Twister, is the newest thrill ride. Tamer rides include the Screaming Yellow Eagle and a sky-scraping Ferris wheel. For the younger kids, there is a kiddie roller coaster, carousel, mini trucks and a train ride. Admission: Free, USD24.95 for all-day unlimited ride pass. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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