Summer special: Some cool theme park alternatives
Summer season is the holiday time for most of the people especially for kids, as school closed down with which school staffs also get holiday. So for the parents also it becomes quite obvious to take a break. So why don’t you try these place where you can have total fun and save as well. Dollywood Are you a music lover? If yes, then what are you waiting for you should go and visit Dollywood, situated near the Great Smoky Mountain National Park in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. This place is become most popular destination for music fans and families. It includes fun activities like shows, rides, and many crafts. Saturdays probably are the busiest during the summer, visit on a Wednesday or Thursday to avoid crowds. To save a little money, go after 3 p.m. from April through October, and the next day is free. The House on the Rock It has 14 rooms in the interior which are designed with a multifaceted pattern of hallways and stairs. It contains life size wind powered music systems which are planted every where and can be hear with a drop of a coin. This place also has 12 more buildings comprise of antiques, a blinking, swirling structure filled with 269 hand-carved animals and many other attractions. An entry fee is $27 for an adult. Holiday World This place is in Santa Claus, Indiana, Holiday World accrue the spirit of the season throughout the year. The park comprise of all thrilling roller coasters to rides. It also has a water park, Splashin’ Safari, which is included in the price of admission. Entrance to Holiday World and Splashin’ Safari costs $37, but the park offers numerous ways to save money. In the month of July and August save $4 off general admission prices Sundays through Fridays. In hotels one can package deals or discounts. Visit on weekdays to avoid crowd. Tinkertown Museum Tinkertown Museum is in New Mexico, it is a funky small place full of jewelry of one man’s imagination. Ross J. Ward created the museum in 1983. this place consist of 22 rooms, made of more then 50,000 glass bottles, metal sculptures, and other oddities. Each room comprise of hand-carved western towns, miniature circuses, hand-painted signs, and quirky collectibles. Admission fess is $3 for adults. One can visit here from April through November. The weekends are the busiest time, but the place empties out a bit around noon. Read






