What is the difference between the different parks' Six Flags season passes?
Q. I live near Six Flags: Great America (Chicago), but will be stopping at Six Flags: Kentucky Kingdom on vacation. If I buy a season pass I can use it at any of 15 parks. I'm wondering why a season pass is $90 if I choose SF:GA as my home park, but it is only $55 if I choose SF:KK as my home park. Is there a difference in the coupons included or something, or is it just a regional price difference. I'd appreciate any help from a SF employee, or someone who has bought the passes.
Asked by Seth K - Mon Jun 23 15:55:30 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The prices differ from park to park due to attractions at the park. Six Flags Great America has Hurricane Harbor included in the price of your season pass. Not saying Kentucky Kingdom isnt a nice park, but there is a 5 coaster difference between parks and a big difference in quality. Also the incident with Superman Tower of Power doesnt help the parks popularity. Yes there is a difference of coupons between parks.(Coupon books are only good at the park of your season pass purchasing)
Answered by Roller Coaster Icon - Tue Jun 24 01:42:46 2008
Q. I live near Six Flags: Great America (Chicago), but will be stopping at Six Flags: Kentucky Kingdom on vacation. If I buy a season pass I can use it at any of 15 parks. I'm wondering why a season pass is $90 if I choose SF:GA as my home park, but it is only $55 if I choose SF:KK as my home park. Is there a difference in the coupons included or something, or is it just a regional price difference. I'd appreciate any help from a SF employee, or someone who has bought the passes.
Asked by Seth K - Mon Jun 23 15:55:30 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The prices differ from park to park due to attractions at the park. Six Flags Great America has Hurricane Harbor included in the price of your season pass. Not saying Kentucky Kingdom isnt a nice park, but there is a 5 coaster difference between parks and a big difference in quality. Also the incident with Superman Tower of Power doesnt help the parks popularity. Yes there is a difference of coupons between parks.(Coupon books are only good at the park of your season pass purchasing)
Answered by Roller Coaster Icon - Tue Jun 24 01:42:46 2008
What are the best parks to go to when in Disney World?
Q. My fiance and I are planning a trip to Disney World in a few weeks. We both love rides and are also kids at heart. We are pretty sure we cant to go to Magic Kingdom but were not sure what other park to go too. We are only plannig on going to two parks. WE can't decide between epcot and animal kingdom? HELP!
Asked by tay2031 - Wed Jun 3 17:26:36 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. first off why can't you go to magic kingdom? cuz thats the best park in my opinion and has the most rides and attractions. secondly DON'T go to animal kingdom!!! its basically a glorified zoo with a few other attractions. the animals hide in the shade so you're lucky if you see them and speaking of shade there isn't much around the park so you are in the boiling sun all day. and the rides aren't that great. epcot is a great park. it has some great rides and attractions like soarin and test track plus in my opinion their fireworks display "illuminations reflections of earth" is the best one disney has. hollywood studios is also a great park especially if you are into thrill rides cuz they have 2 of the best there (tower of terror and… [cont.]
Answered by Indiana Jones - Wed Jun 3 22:24:29 2009
Q. My fiance and I are planning a trip to Disney World in a few weeks. We both love rides and are also kids at heart. We are pretty sure we cant to go to Magic Kingdom but were not sure what other park to go too. We are only plannig on going to two parks. WE can't decide between epcot and animal kingdom? HELP!
Asked by tay2031 - Wed Jun 3 17:26:36 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. first off why can't you go to magic kingdom? cuz thats the best park in my opinion and has the most rides and attractions. secondly DON'T go to animal kingdom!!! its basically a glorified zoo with a few other attractions. the animals hide in the shade so you're lucky if you see them and speaking of shade there isn't much around the park so you are in the boiling sun all day. and the rides aren't that great. epcot is a great park. it has some great rides and attractions like soarin and test track plus in my opinion their fireworks display "illuminations reflections of earth" is the best one disney has. hollywood studios is also a great park especially if you are into thrill rides cuz they have 2 of the best there (tower of terror and… [cont.]
Answered by Indiana Jones - Wed Jun 3 22:24:29 2009
What happens to amusement parks and their roller coasters after their closings during the winter?
Q. What do maintenance do to the roller coasters and attractions during the winter when all amusement parks are closed since no one wants to ride a cold roller coaster. Laugh Chuckle Snicker.
Asked by John R - Fri Mar 27 14:47:37 2009 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Depending on the ride, they can get taken apart and put into storage for the winter season. Most coasters have a building that houses the trains. Those buildings are used as storage and maintenance. Merry-go-rounds and ferris wheels will get their cars or horses removed and placed into storage, as well as sky rides. The down time for amusement parks is spent with maintenance doing general ride maintenance, clean ups, and repainting.
Answered by DH - Fri Mar 27 16:34:25 2009
Q. What do maintenance do to the roller coasters and attractions during the winter when all amusement parks are closed since no one wants to ride a cold roller coaster. Laugh Chuckle Snicker.
Asked by John R - Fri Mar 27 14:47:37 2009 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Depending on the ride, they can get taken apart and put into storage for the winter season. Most coasters have a building that houses the trains. Those buildings are used as storage and maintenance. Merry-go-rounds and ferris wheels will get their cars or horses removed and placed into storage, as well as sky rides. The down time for amusement parks is spent with maintenance doing general ride maintenance, clean ups, and repainting.
Answered by DH - Fri Mar 27 16:34:25 2009
What is fun to do at Orlando than just Theme Parks?
Q. I am going to Orlando. I already am planning to go to theme parks. But I want to know if there is anything that is fun to do besides theme parks in Orlando? Just to have fun "in between" theme parks, so to say.
Asked by The other Sheep - Fri Jun 13 21:44:13 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Old town dinner shows (Arabian nights) Sky Venture Fun spot Discovery cove
Answered by Ashley - Fri Jun 13 22:59:36 2008
Q. I am going to Orlando. I already am planning to go to theme parks. But I want to know if there is anything that is fun to do besides theme parks in Orlando? Just to have fun "in between" theme parks, so to say.
Asked by The other Sheep - Fri Jun 13 21:44:13 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Old town dinner shows (Arabian nights) Sky Venture Fun spot Discovery cove
Answered by Ashley - Fri Jun 13 22:59:36 2008
How can I find out about local dog parks in my area?
Q. I wanna take my dog to a dog park but I don't know where any local dog parks are and have no idea how to find them. I've tried many things using the web but i'm coming up with nothing.
Asked by slayer xy - Wed Oct 10 21:19:53 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can look up your city government's web site and look under parks and recreation. Some dog parks are also run by counties and states so you can check there as well. You can also call local vets and pet stores as they should know.
Answered by Kim J - Wed Oct 10 21:50:30 2007
Q. I wanna take my dog to a dog park but I don't know where any local dog parks are and have no idea how to find them. I've tried many things using the web but i'm coming up with nothing.
Asked by slayer xy - Wed Oct 10 21:19:53 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can look up your city government's web site and look under parks and recreation. Some dog parks are also run by counties and states so you can check there as well. You can also call local vets and pet stores as they should know.
Answered by Kim J - Wed Oct 10 21:50:30 2007
Ontario Provincial Parks, How do I tell the difference between Premium, Medium and Low campsites?
Q. Heading with family around the lakes West, where can I find out the cost of camping in the parks. More specifically, what class are the parks? If you are camping and pay for a site, do you also have to pay for day use as well? Thanks
Asked by Elantrawag - Mon Jul 6 21:57:14 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As I've always seen it, premium is near or on the water or near or on what ever major attraction there may be and it also has water and hydro hookups. Medium is within walking distance and most likely has water and hydro hookups. Low is normally a bulk or overflow area, flat with no trees and no services.
Answered by Randy B - Mon Jul 6 22:05:43 2009
Q. Heading with family around the lakes West, where can I find out the cost of camping in the parks. More specifically, what class are the parks? If you are camping and pay for a site, do you also have to pay for day use as well? Thanks
Asked by Elantrawag - Mon Jul 6 21:57:14 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As I've always seen it, premium is near or on the water or near or on what ever major attraction there may be and it also has water and hydro hookups. Medium is within walking distance and most likely has water and hydro hookups. Low is normally a bulk or overflow area, flat with no trees and no services.
Answered by Randy B - Mon Jul 6 22:05:43 2009
How to save money in Disney world and the other Disney parks?
Q. We will be going in September. We have our hotel booked and plane tickets purchased. Are there any ways to save on rooms, if we already booked them and have used AAA to get a good discount? (We will be a group of 5, 2 adults 3 kids - 22 mos, 8 yrs, 13 yrs) We plan on buying food outside the parks, for breakfast and snacks. We will need to buy a few meals in the parks or resort. Any tips on how to save money or where to eat? At least 2 sit down dinners, the rest can becounter service or whatever. How about park tickets? I have looked practically everywhere, and can't get a break on tickets for more than $2 a piece. Any money saving tips or tricks would be great!
Asked by Me - Tue Jul 3 12:52:49 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My family and I love to eat at Cosmic Rays - which is a counter service restaurant in Tommorwland of Magic Kingdom. It is cheap, the portions are huge (which means the kids could split - and actually, for the adults, you could split a grilled chicken Caesar salad...they are fantastic there!). In addition to the food savings, the kids will be entertained by the animatronic Alien Lounge Lizard who sings, plays piano, and is actually pretty funny. Also, in MGM, the Sci-Fi Dine-in Theatre is fun and not too bad on the wallet. It is entertainment for the kids (movies and "car-tables", good service (from waitresses on rollerskates) and the food is good enough for my family to go EVERY time we go back. Other than that, Disney is an… [cont.]
Answered by rkargo - Tue Jul 3 21:12:07 2007
Q. We will be going in September. We have our hotel booked and plane tickets purchased. Are there any ways to save on rooms, if we already booked them and have used AAA to get a good discount? (We will be a group of 5, 2 adults 3 kids - 22 mos, 8 yrs, 13 yrs) We plan on buying food outside the parks, for breakfast and snacks. We will need to buy a few meals in the parks or resort. Any tips on how to save money or where to eat? At least 2 sit down dinners, the rest can becounter service or whatever. How about park tickets? I have looked practically everywhere, and can't get a break on tickets for more than $2 a piece. Any money saving tips or tricks would be great!
Asked by Me - Tue Jul 3 12:52:49 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My family and I love to eat at Cosmic Rays - which is a counter service restaurant in Tommorwland of Magic Kingdom. It is cheap, the portions are huge (which means the kids could split - and actually, for the adults, you could split a grilled chicken Caesar salad...they are fantastic there!). In addition to the food savings, the kids will be entertained by the animatronic Alien Lounge Lizard who sings, plays piano, and is actually pretty funny. Also, in MGM, the Sci-Fi Dine-in Theatre is fun and not too bad on the wallet. It is entertainment for the kids (movies and "car-tables", good service (from waitresses on rollerskates) and the food is good enough for my family to go EVERY time we go back. Other than that, Disney is an… [cont.]
Answered by rkargo - Tue Jul 3 21:12:07 2007
How can people go to parks durning work hours?
Q. This qestion is botheering me for a while now, How come beaches and parks are full of people durning the day? Dont people work?
Asked by bilbo22 - Sun Aug 12 00:35:59 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. whos hours,yours or theirs? not every one works during the 9 to 5, wake up.
Answered by Big White Woman - Sun Aug 12 00:52:17 2007
Q. This qestion is botheering me for a while now, How come beaches and parks are full of people durning the day? Dont people work?
Asked by bilbo22 - Sun Aug 12 00:35:59 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. whos hours,yours or theirs? not every one works during the 9 to 5, wake up.
Answered by Big White Woman - Sun Aug 12 00:52:17 2007
which parks in austin are good for small dogs?
Q. I have a 4 month old havanese puppy and I would like to take him to parks where he can play and socialise with other small dogs. Anyone please suggest where can I take him. Thank you.
Asked by sheetal - Sat Jul 12 20:42:56 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There's a special small-dogs-only fenced-off section in Norwood Estate Dog Park at i-35/Riverside.
Answered by squirrely - Wed Jul 16 16:28:45 2008
Q. I have a 4 month old havanese puppy and I would like to take him to parks where he can play and socialise with other small dogs. Anyone please suggest where can I take him. Thank you.
Asked by sheetal - Sat Jul 12 20:42:56 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There's a special small-dogs-only fenced-off section in Norwood Estate Dog Park at i-35/Riverside.
Answered by squirrely - Wed Jul 16 16:28:45 2008
what theme parks should I go to in orlando?
Q. i'm planning to go probably early monday and leaving friday sometime, so that gives me about 4 parks I can go to. also what's a good month to go without crowds. i'm 19 but still enjoy disneyland which I live by, but I want to go to both universal studios and 2 disney land parks,
Asked by X-FACTOR - Tue Sep 4 16:17:02 2007 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you want something different than the things in Disneyland, do not go to Magic Kingdom. Trust me those two are so much alike. The other 3 (Epcot, Disney's MGM-Studios, and Animal Kingdom) are awesome (I love disney world)! Other good thrill seeker parks are Busch-Gardens and Islands of Adventure. Obviously, during the week (Mon-Thurs) is a good time to go...but for months, just do process of elimination: January - Don't go at beginning of month, wait until after Winter break February - Fine March - Go before (or after) Spring break April - Fine May - BUSY because of Grad Nite June - BUSY! SUMMER July - BUSY! SUMMER August - BUSY! SUMMER September - Less busy but some schools still have SUMMER October - BUSY for Halloween celebrations… [cont.]
Answered by Kobra - Tue Sep 4 21:18:01 2007
Q. i'm planning to go probably early monday and leaving friday sometime, so that gives me about 4 parks I can go to. also what's a good month to go without crowds. i'm 19 but still enjoy disneyland which I live by, but I want to go to both universal studios and 2 disney land parks,
Asked by X-FACTOR - Tue Sep 4 16:17:02 2007 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you want something different than the things in Disneyland, do not go to Magic Kingdom. Trust me those two are so much alike. The other 3 (Epcot, Disney's MGM-Studios, and Animal Kingdom) are awesome (I love disney world)! Other good thrill seeker parks are Busch-Gardens and Islands of Adventure. Obviously, during the week (Mon-Thurs) is a good time to go...but for months, just do process of elimination: January - Don't go at beginning of month, wait until after Winter break February - Fine March - Go before (or after) Spring break April - Fine May - BUSY because of Grad Nite June - BUSY! SUMMER July - BUSY! SUMMER August - BUSY! SUMMER September - Less busy but some schools still have SUMMER October - BUSY for Halloween celebrations… [cont.]
Answered by Kobra - Tue Sep 4 21:18:01 2007
What are the best parks to go to/best value in Walt Disney World resort?
Q. We are going to Orlando for a tournament and want to visit Disney. What are the best parks (if we only go to one), or best value (park hopper?). We would only have at maximum 2-3 days to dedicate to Disney, and a budget, too ! Any thoughts or recommendations for our trip?
Asked by Bobbert - Sat Mar 21 20:10:42 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think you can do all 4 parks in 2 or 3 days. My family did disney in 3 and we loved it. I suggest you get hopper passes, its so worth it. Magic Kingdom-Do the 3 mountains,Haunted Mansion, Pirates of the Caribbean,the Laugh Floor,Its the small world, Buzz Lightyear. at 3 is a Parade,So get a spot at least 30 mins before it starts. Go to Mickey's Toontown Fair Tent to get pictures. Wishes is the fireworks,it the best I have ever seen. Epcot- Sornin, The seas with nemo and friends,Mission Space,Test Track,The countries, and Spaceship Earth. illuminationsns is the fireworks Disney's Hollywood Studios-Tower of Terror,Rock and rollercoster, the great movie ride,Toy Story Mania is a must,Beauty and the beast show. Animal Kingdom-Its… [cont.]
Answered by ~Sa5151~ - Sat Mar 21 21:15:46 2009
Q. We are going to Orlando for a tournament and want to visit Disney. What are the best parks (if we only go to one), or best value (park hopper?). We would only have at maximum 2-3 days to dedicate to Disney, and a budget, too ! Any thoughts or recommendations for our trip?
Asked by Bobbert - Sat Mar 21 20:10:42 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think you can do all 4 parks in 2 or 3 days. My family did disney in 3 and we loved it. I suggest you get hopper passes, its so worth it. Magic Kingdom-Do the 3 mountains,Haunted Mansion, Pirates of the Caribbean,the Laugh Floor,Its the small world, Buzz Lightyear. at 3 is a Parade,So get a spot at least 30 mins before it starts. Go to Mickey's Toontown Fair Tent to get pictures. Wishes is the fireworks,it the best I have ever seen. Epcot- Sornin, The seas with nemo and friends,Mission Space,Test Track,The countries, and Spaceship Earth. illuminationsns is the fireworks Disney's Hollywood Studios-Tower of Terror,Rock and rollercoster, the great movie ride,Toy Story Mania is a must,Beauty and the beast show. Animal Kingdom-Its… [cont.]
Answered by ~Sa5151~ - Sat Mar 21 21:15:46 2009
What is it about the 'attraction' between tornadoes and mobile home parks?
Q. Again, in the news, a mobile home park is struck by a tornado. Is it me, or does it seem tornadoes always strike mobile home parks and pass everything else?
Asked by commonsense - Thu Nov 16 14:39:12 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well, have you ever been to a mobile home park? there are no trees or buildings around and it's very VERY windy. so, it's very easy for tornadoes to form. most tornadoes form in an open field. you never see one forming above trees.
Answered by Pearlz - Thu Nov 16 14:42:53 2006
Q. Again, in the news, a mobile home park is struck by a tornado. Is it me, or does it seem tornadoes always strike mobile home parks and pass everything else?
Asked by commonsense - Thu Nov 16 14:39:12 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well, have you ever been to a mobile home park? there are no trees or buildings around and it's very VERY windy. so, it's very easy for tornadoes to form. most tornadoes form in an open field. you never see one forming above trees.
Answered by Pearlz - Thu Nov 16 14:42:53 2006
What are some great amusement parks around the country?
Q. I'm going on a cross-country road trip with my friends early next year, and we want to stop at some amusement parks along the way. Where are some good amusement parks, and what are their highlights?
Asked by & - Sat Dec 20 14:46:38 2008 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. PARKS: These are some great parks that you should definitely try out. Busch Gardens Africa, Tampa Bay, Florida Busch Gardens Europe, Williamsburg, Pennsylvania California's Great America, Santa Clara, California Cedar Point, 'Roller Coaster Capital Of The World', Sandusky, Ohio Dorney Park, Allentown, Pennsylvania Knott's Berry Farm, Buena Park, California Six Flags Magic Mountain, Valencia, California Six Flags Massachusetts, Agawam, Massachusetts Six Flags Great Adventure, Jackson, New Jersey RIDES: These are some rides that you should definitely ride. They're fun and notable roller coasters. First Multi-Dimension Roller Coaster: X (Six Flags Magin Mountain, Valencia, California) Fastest Roller Coaster On Earth: Kingda Ka (Si [cont.]
Answered by no !ng e e - Sat Dec 20 15:09:54 2008
Q. I'm going on a cross-country road trip with my friends early next year, and we want to stop at some amusement parks along the way. Where are some good amusement parks, and what are their highlights?
Asked by & - Sat Dec 20 14:46:38 2008 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. PARKS: These are some great parks that you should definitely try out. Busch Gardens Africa, Tampa Bay, Florida Busch Gardens Europe, Williamsburg, Pennsylvania California's Great America, Santa Clara, California Cedar Point, 'Roller Coaster Capital Of The World', Sandusky, Ohio Dorney Park, Allentown, Pennsylvania Knott's Berry Farm, Buena Park, California Six Flags Magic Mountain, Valencia, California Six Flags Massachusetts, Agawam, Massachusetts Six Flags Great Adventure, Jackson, New Jersey RIDES: These are some rides that you should definitely ride. They're fun and notable roller coasters. First Multi-Dimension Roller Coaster: X (Six Flags Magin Mountain, Valencia, California) Fastest Roller Coaster On Earth: Kingda Ka (Si [cont.]
Answered by no !ng e e - Sat Dec 20 15:09:54 2008
How busy are Florida theme parks in April compare to September?
Q. We tend to go to Florida in September as it is good weather and the theme parks are quiet - how does Aprial (after Easter weekend) compare? Are the parks quite busy at that time of year or are we better waiting till September??
Asked by Sci-fi_Author - Thu Jan 15 17:58:28 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. From Feb- July/August is out busy season and Things will be packed in April... September is a slower month and kicks off our slow season since kids are starting school again.
Answered by Joseph I - Fri Jan 16 06:26:27 2009
Q. We tend to go to Florida in September as it is good weather and the theme parks are quiet - how does Aprial (after Easter weekend) compare? Are the parks quite busy at that time of year or are we better waiting till September??
Asked by Sci-fi_Author - Thu Jan 15 17:58:28 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. From Feb- July/August is out busy season and Things will be packed in April... September is a slower month and kicks off our slow season since kids are starting school again.
Answered by Joseph I - Fri Jan 16 06:26:27 2009
How did Rosa Parks affect the lives of others?
Q. How did Rosa Parks affect the lives of others? Who is/was affected by this issue?
Asked by Philip M - Mon Dec 8 11:28:18 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Rosa Parks was an African-American woman who at an advanced age refused to move to the back of a public bus in the South. She stood her ground and caused a big uproar, which helped to give the Civil Rights movement of the 60's a real boost. Laws re: civil rights resulted, which effect every living American.
Answered by terryS - Mon Dec 8 11:35:25 2008
Q. How did Rosa Parks affect the lives of others? Who is/was affected by this issue?
Asked by Philip M - Mon Dec 8 11:28:18 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Rosa Parks was an African-American woman who at an advanced age refused to move to the back of a public bus in the South. She stood her ground and caused a big uproar, which helped to give the Civil Rights movement of the 60's a real boost. Laws re: civil rights resulted, which effect every living American.
Answered by terryS - Mon Dec 8 11:35:25 2008
What's the best rental vehicle for a Utah National Parks trip?
Q. I need to rent a vehicle (out of Vegas) for a 9 day road trip through the national parks of Southern Utah and Northern Arizona. I'll be hiking and backpacking so I'll have gear that will need to be stored when on short/day hikes. Since I've never been out there, I don't know how much off-roading time I'll actually be doing or what the conditions will be later this month. Any suggestions for vehicle and tips for the trip would be wonderful!
Asked by trailseekr - Wed Oct 3 14:39:48 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The trip through Bryce Canyon and all is a good one to take. The weather should be almost ideal and if you take alternate 89. Let me look in the phone book. I live in Vegas. If I knew how many people it would be easier. Exotic Ar Rental 736-2663 for a hummer. express Rent a Car 795-4008 or 18007952277. for SUV or minivan, pickup or jeep.
Answered by Wylie Coyote - Wed Oct 3 15:09:37 2007
Q. I need to rent a vehicle (out of Vegas) for a 9 day road trip through the national parks of Southern Utah and Northern Arizona. I'll be hiking and backpacking so I'll have gear that will need to be stored when on short/day hikes. Since I've never been out there, I don't know how much off-roading time I'll actually be doing or what the conditions will be later this month. Any suggestions for vehicle and tips for the trip would be wonderful!
Asked by trailseekr - Wed Oct 3 14:39:48 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The trip through Bryce Canyon and all is a good one to take. The weather should be almost ideal and if you take alternate 89. Let me look in the phone book. I live in Vegas. If I knew how many people it would be easier. Exotic Ar Rental 736-2663 for a hummer. express Rent a Car 795-4008 or 18007952277. for SUV or minivan, pickup or jeep.
Answered by Wylie Coyote - Wed Oct 3 15:09:37 2007
What country has the biggest percentage of land made into national parks?
Q. I know that the three national parks in Wales cover around 20% of the land area of Wales.
Asked by Cymro - Wed Jul 16 13:00:58 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Costa Rica
Answered by Eve - Wed Jul 16 13:05:48 2008
Q. I know that the three national parks in Wales cover around 20% of the land area of Wales.
Asked by Cymro - Wed Jul 16 13:00:58 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Costa Rica
Answered by Eve - Wed Jul 16 13:05:48 2008
Some parks in England now ask you your business for being there if you are not with a child. Outragess?
Q. Why do you need a child in tow to justify your visit to a public park? Parks are not built just for the benefit of children. I am a mum of 2 children but am outraged that other people are suspected just for being there. Is this not making a problem that doesn't exist in the main? After all peadophiles will find a way whatever.
Asked by helen p - Fri Sep 12 16:50:18 2008 - - 17 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I find this extraordinary. Parks are for everyone and as a person who is required to pay towards their upkeep by the local authority, I would resist any attempt to expel me. I don't object to people being asked not to gather around the play areas without a child in tow, but the flowers, the trees, the lakes with their acquatic birds and all the other attractions of a park are for everyone, not just children and their escorts. I suspect that sooner or later someone is going to challenge this as an infringement of their human rights, and a good thing too.
Answered by Doethineb - Fri Sep 12 17:00:22 2008
Q. Why do you need a child in tow to justify your visit to a public park? Parks are not built just for the benefit of children. I am a mum of 2 children but am outraged that other people are suspected just for being there. Is this not making a problem that doesn't exist in the main? After all peadophiles will find a way whatever.
Asked by helen p - Fri Sep 12 16:50:18 2008 - - 17 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I find this extraordinary. Parks are for everyone and as a person who is required to pay towards their upkeep by the local authority, I would resist any attempt to expel me. I don't object to people being asked not to gather around the play areas without a child in tow, but the flowers, the trees, the lakes with their acquatic birds and all the other attractions of a park are for everyone, not just children and their escorts. I suspect that sooner or later someone is going to challenge this as an infringement of their human rights, and a good thing too.
Answered by Doethineb - Fri Sep 12 17:00:22 2008
What is the series Parks and Recreation about?
Q. I am interested in buying the first season of the NBC series Parks adn Recreation on when it releases on DVD ON September 8th. I just want to know, what is the show about. Also, is it the Office spin off that they've been talking about for a while?
Asked by MajorFilmFan - Tue Jul 7 22:51:46 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The series follows Leslie Knope, the deputy head of the Parks and Recreation department in the fictional town of Pawnee, Indiana. Knope takes on a project with a nurse named Ann to turn a construction pit into a park, while trying to mentor a bored college-aged intern. its hilarious youll love it if you like the office. Leslie is so clueless shes like the female version of Micheal on the office.
Answered by unknown - Wed Jul 8 01:45:25 2009
Q. I am interested in buying the first season of the NBC series Parks adn Recreation on when it releases on DVD ON September 8th. I just want to know, what is the show about. Also, is it the Office spin off that they've been talking about for a while?
Asked by MajorFilmFan - Tue Jul 7 22:51:46 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The series follows Leslie Knope, the deputy head of the Parks and Recreation department in the fictional town of Pawnee, Indiana. Knope takes on a project with a nurse named Ann to turn a construction pit into a park, while trying to mentor a bored college-aged intern. its hilarious youll love it if you like the office. Leslie is so clueless shes like the female version of Micheal on the office.
Answered by unknown - Wed Jul 8 01:45:25 2009
What can we do in Florida instead of going to theme parks and beaches?
Q. My family is planning on going to Florida the second week of April. We will probably go to either the Daytona Beach area or the Tampa area. Which area do you think is better? My sister and I are 17 and 18, and we are too old to be going to theme parks so we won't be going to Orlando as usual. What other fun stuff can we do in the areas I mentioned? Or are there any other cities that are good to go to?
Asked by princess consuela banana hammock - Thu Mar 12 18:23:02 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are many other better places to visit in Florida than Orlando. I vacationed in the Tampa Bay Area in January and enjoyed it very much. The Tampa Zoo is lots of fun. If you go there, take the 1 hour boat tour. The guides are very informative, and you will be able to see alligators and manatees. They aren't too far from the boat, so you can get some good photos, and you don't have to strain your eyes to see them. I also enjoyed feeding the budgies there. The budgies come all over you and they are so much fun to feed. The Florida Aquarium in Tampa is fantastic. I was able to watch the "penguin promenade" at around 10:30 a.m. Aquarium employees bring out two African penguins in a wagon. They take the penguins out of the… [cont.]
Answered by ms bell - Fri Mar 13 11:31:23 2009
Q. My family is planning on going to Florida the second week of April. We will probably go to either the Daytona Beach area or the Tampa area. Which area do you think is better? My sister and I are 17 and 18, and we are too old to be going to theme parks so we won't be going to Orlando as usual. What other fun stuff can we do in the areas I mentioned? Or are there any other cities that are good to go to?
Asked by princess consuela banana hammock - Thu Mar 12 18:23:02 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are many other better places to visit in Florida than Orlando. I vacationed in the Tampa Bay Area in January and enjoyed it very much. The Tampa Zoo is lots of fun. If you go there, take the 1 hour boat tour. The guides are very informative, and you will be able to see alligators and manatees. They aren't too far from the boat, so you can get some good photos, and you don't have to strain your eyes to see them. I also enjoyed feeding the budgies there. The budgies come all over you and they are so much fun to feed. The Florida Aquarium in Tampa is fantastic. I was able to watch the "penguin promenade" at around 10:30 a.m. Aquarium employees bring out two African penguins in a wagon. They take the penguins out of the… [cont.]
Answered by ms bell - Fri Mar 13 11:31:23 2009
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But it is worth pointing out that state . parks. about 80 percent of which would close under the governor's plan provide low-cost recreation at a time when low-cost recreation is at a premium. Closing them means no water, ...
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