Tourist Attractions in United States

Love a good scare? Wish Halloween lasted all year? Visit this two-story haunted castle for a shot of terror. Live (or at least undead) actors will greet you at every turn, doing their best to scare the wits out of you. You'll also find dark, creaky passageways, high-tech special effects, dank fog and mind-bending strobe lighting. This scary spot is recommended for adults and children over age eight.

Address :	5933 American Way,Orlando, FL
Zip Code :	32819
Telephone :	407 354 1564
Website :	http://www.skullkingdom.com
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Opened in 1992, this baseball stadium incorporates the old Baltimore & Ohio RR Warehouse building into its asymmetrical design. The home plate and right field foul pole came from the old Memorial Stadium, former home of the O's. Ninety-minute tours are given on weekday mornings, if there isn't an afternoon game. See the dugout, press box and field. Tickets to O's games can be tough to come by, but there is a scalp-free zone at the stadium where fans can buy tickets for face value or less.

Address :	333 West Camden Street,Baltimore, MD
Zip Code :	21201
Telephone :	+1 410 685 9800
Website :	http://www.theorioles.com
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This is a great all around park. It has lots of playground equipment with different areas for different age groups. There are also ramada's for picnicking and barbecuing.Whether you want to plan a picnic, watch a rousing rugby match.

Address :	245 N Thorpe Rd,Flagstaff, AZ
Zip Code :	86001
Telephone :	(928) 779-7690‎
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The Congress Bridge over Town Lake houses approximately one and a half million bats in mid-summer. In the spring, the pregnant female makes her way north to roosting sites in the Southwestern United States. They each give birth to a baby and at five weeks of age the pups can fly. Hundreds of people line the bridge at dusk to catch a rare glimpse of the bats as they leave the bridge for their nightly feeding. It may take up to 45 minutes for all the bats to exit. They will consume between 10,000 and 30,000 pounds of insects each night.

Address :	100 Congress Ave,Austin, TX
Zip Code :	78701
Telephone :	512 478 0098
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Amusement Business Magazine calls this Wet 'n Wild venue the nation's best-attended water park. With the variety of rides offered, it's no wonder. Adults love thrill rides such as the Blue Niagara Slide, 300 feet of intertwined looping tubes twisting six stories high. Children enjoy milder thrills at the Kids Park section. The whole family can kick back on the Take It Easy offerings, including the mile-long Lazy River for tubing. Pools are heated in the winter. If all this activity leaves you hungry, you can fill up at one of the park's several snack bars.

Address :	6200 International Drive,Orlando, FL
Zip Code :	32819
Telephone :	407 351 1800
Website :	http://www.wetnwild.com
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AAA (the American Automobile Association, Inc.) is a federation of affiliated automobile clubs. Each AAA club is an independent, not-for-profit organization, chartered and incorporated in its own state and controlled by its own Board of Directors. In order to be affiliated with AAA, each club agrees to provide certain standard services to its own members, as well as members of other AAA clubs.

Address :	4755 N Dale Mabry Hwy,Tampa, FL
Zip Code :	33618
Telephone :	(813) 963-2121
Website :	http://www.aaa.com‎
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The Magic of Polynesia Showroom is Hawaii's state-of-the-art $7.5 million showroom in the Ohana Waikiki Beachcomber Hotel located in the heart of Waikiki on Kalakaua Avenue. It’s the premier venue in all the Islands to take in a show, with tiered seating for unobstructed views, electrifying special effects and high-tech lights and sound that will rouse your senses and leave you awestruck.

Address :	2300 Kalakaua Avenue, 2nd Floor,Honolulu, Hawaii
Zip Code :	96815
Telephone :	(808) 971-4321‎
Website :	http://www.magicofpolynesia.com
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