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9 Things I Wish I Knew BEFORE Visiting the Perot Museum of Nature and Science

By Sage Scott / September 3, 2024

The inside of the large, cube-shaped stone building standing 14 stories tall in the heart of historic downtown Dallas is filled with wonder. At the Perot Museum of Nature and Science, visitors can explore the universe, gaze at gigantic gems, experience an earthquake, analyze their jumpshot, and so much more. Here’s what you’ll want to […]

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Dallas CityPASS: Save Big on the Best Attractions in Dallas

By Sage Scott / September 3, 2024

Dallas is so much more than cattle ranchers and oil barons. These are the most popular things to see and do in Dallas, and here’s how you can save when you visit them using a Dallas CityPASS. I can barely utter the word “Dallas” without seeing J.R. Ewing’s coy smile beaming out from under a

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5 Unbelievable Facts About the Kennedy Graves at Arlington

By Sage Scott / August 29, 2024

When Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis chose Arlington National Cemetery for her husband’s final resting place, it transformed into a must-see destination for visitors to Washington, DC. Today, the Kennedy graves at Arlington stand as one of the most visited and storied sites in the Capital City. When he was buried in late November 1963, President Kennedy

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Answers You Need Before Visiting Arlington National Cemetery

By Sage Scott / August 29, 2024

View of Lincoln Memorial from Kennedy Family Graves

From the giant sarcophagus containing the remains of an unknown American soldier to a sea of white marble headstones dotting the green rolling hills, visiting Arlington National Cemetery is an important, but somber experience. Here is the information you’ll want to have before you visit the military cemetery in Washington, DC. On the rolling green

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New York CityPASS: The Best Way to Explore the Big Apple

By Sage Scott / September 3, 2024

The Official NYC Guide makes it easy to plan your trip to New York

From inspiring Lady Liberty lighting the way to freedom to the heartbreaking 9/11 Memorial and Museum, New York is full of unique experiences that can’t be found anywhere else in the world. One way to see New York’s top attractions is by purchasing the New York CityPASS. But is it worth it? Here’s how the

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12 Fun Things to Do in Billings, Montana

By Sage Scott / September 27, 2024

Like many places in Big Sky Country, Billings quickly grew around the expanding railroad in the 1880s. And today, there’s something for everyone when you visit Billings. From history to hiking and mansions to malbec, you won’t want to miss these fun things to do in Billings, Montana. In Travels with Charley, John Steinbeck expressed how

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Purple Reign: A Fan’s Guide to Touring Prince’s Paisley Park

By Sage Scott / September 3, 2024

What It's Like to Visit Paisley Park, Prince's Private Estate and Recording Complex

In a suburb 30 minutes west of Minneapolis, Prince built a 65,000-square-foot, $10-million facility in 1987. Named after a song that describes a beautiful and peaceful place, Paisley Park served as a recording studio, soundstage, and occasional residence for The Purple One for nearly three decades. As a teenage fan, I never got to see

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Stonehenge Replicas (and Parodies) in the US

By Sage Scott / September 3, 2024

While England is home to the one and only mysterious megalith known as Stonehenge, the US is home to several Stonehenge replicas and parodies. These are some of the best from coast to coast. Slowly emerging from a grassy field approximately 85 miles west of London, massive stone slabs arranged in a semicircle appear seemingly

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9 Things I Wish I Knew BEFORE Visiting the Perot Museum of Nature and Science

Dallas CityPASS: Save Big on the Best Attractions in Dallas

5 Unbelievable Facts About the Kennedy Graves at Arlington

Answers You Need Before Visiting Arlington National Cemetery

New York CityPASS: The Best Way to Explore the Big Apple

12 Fun Things to Do in Billings, Montana

Purple Reign: A Fan’s Guide to Touring Prince’s Paisley Park

Stonehenge Replicas (and Parodies) in the US

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