 Austin Duck Adventures Tickets and Boarding at the Austin Visitors Center 209 East 6th Street 512-4-SPLASH (477-5274) Visit Website Print a Coupon! | |
 Austin Museum of Art 823 Congress Avenue Letter B on Austin Downtowner Inset 512-495-9224 Visit Website Print a Coupon! | Selected Exhibitions / Events New Works - Jade Walker November 21, 2009 New Works introduces fresh and contemporary art by local artists. Jade Walker transforms fabric and found objects into abstract natural forms that evoke the human body. Her installation Spectator Sport explores ideas about sports, gender, pain, and power. New Works Artist Talk Thursday, January, 21 7 pm Jade Walker talks about the inspiration and process for making her installation Spectator Sport. ...hide descriptionFamily Saturday - Second Saturday of month August 14, 2010 Take a break from the heat and chill out at AMOA! Discover an eco-friendly way to make art with minimum waste by painting with ice cubes. Join Bea Love Yoga for a family yoga class at 1 pm. Drop in and create! $7 for the whole family; $5 member families Date: Saturday, August 14, 2010 Time: 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM Repeat on the second Saturday of the month until 12/01/2010 This event does not require an RSVP. Registered users can request event reminders ...hide descriptionMuseum Day September 19, 2010 Visit the Austin Museum of Art for free during austin's city-wide free museum day. Noon - 5:00 PM ...hide description21st Annual La Dolce Vita Food and Wine Festival October 14, 2010 Holiday Stroll December 4, 2010 Visit AMOA-Downtown for FREE during the Congress Avenue Holiday Stroll! Enjoy the annual Holiday Sing-Along and Tree Lighting at the Capitol, and then come down Congress Avenue for FREE museum admission and an art activity! Check back later for details and more information about the exciting events, performances, art installations, and happenings up and down Congress Ave! Date: Saturday, December 4, 2010 Time: 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM This event does not require an RSVP. Registered users can request event reminders. ...hide description
|  Austin Overtures Austin Convention & Visitor's Center 209 East 6th Street 512-659-9478 Visit Website Print a Coupon! | |  Austin Zoo & Animal Sanctuary 10807 Rawhide Tr. Austin, TX 78736 512-288-1490 Visit Website Print a Coupon! | Selected Exhibitions / Events About the Zoo & Animal Sanctuary May 1, 2010 About The mission of Austin Zoo and Animal Sanctuary is to assist animals in need through rescue, rehabilitation and education. We currently have over 300 animals from over 100 different species at the Zoo. Last year, over 200,000 people visited Austin Zoo. Over 45,000 were students and teachers visiting on field trips. Austin Zoo & Animal Sanctuary is a pleasant Hill Country zoo where the people of Austin can come to learn about the animals close-up, spend some time outdoors getting exercise, and have fun. It’s a place where we Austinites can truly make the most of our time together. ...hide description Hours and Admission May 1, 2010 Hours & Admission Regular Hours (February 1 – October 31) Open daily from 9:30am – 6:00pm (No entry after 5:00pm) The gift shop closes at 5:00pm Winter Hours: November 1 – January 31 Open daily from 10:00am – 5:30pm (No entry after 4:30pm) Closed Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day The gift shop closes at 4:30pm admission | children (ages 2-12) | $5.00 | | adults | $8.00 | | students (with student id) | $6.00 | | military (with military id) | $6.00 | | grandparents/seniors | $6.00 | | member guest | $5.00 | | animal food (goats, sheep, and deer) | $1.00 | ...hide description
|  Austin's Park 16231 North IH-35 Pflugerville, TX 78660 512-670-9600 Visit Website | Selected Exhibitions / Events Attractions - open year round June 1, 2010 Attractions Fun All Day Rain or Shine! Enjoy Austin’s Park attractions outside on more than 22 acres and inside with more than 50,000 square feet of indoor entertainment Summer Hours, Park opens @ 11AM every day! MON-SUN 11AM-10PM Special Hours available for large groups Twilight starts @ 7pm Buffet closes MON-SUN @ 8PM Tuesday & Friday Special!Only $15.95 for unlimited rides, food, and soft drinks. Includes go karts, bumper boats, laser tag, rock climbing walls, tea cups, little shot, rio grande train, mini-golf, and moonwalk. Plus, unlimited video arcade games included! Offer valid every Tuesday & Friday, for limited time only. Laser Tag, Rock climbing wall, Video Arcade, Go Carts, Miniature golf, Bumper boats, Batting cages, Little shot, Tea Cups, Jr.Go-Carts, Paint Ball Range ...hide description
|  Blanton Museum of Art MLK at Congress Ave 512-471-7324 Visit Website Print a Coupon! | Selected Exhibitions / Events WorkSpace: Anna Craycroft: Subject of Learning / Object of Study March 5, 2010 For the latest exhibition in the Blanton’s WorkSpace series, Brooklyn-based artist Anna Craycroft mines the aesthetic languages of 19th-century educational design and 20th-century artistic practice to create an installation that playfully reorganizes the symbolic languages of both pedagogy and museology. ...hide description Repartee: 19th-Century Prints and Drawings from The Blanton Collection August 14, 2010 Repartee: 19th-Century Prints and Drawings from The Blanton Collection is conceived as a companion exhibition of over 125 works examining in greater detail the artists and ideas introduced in the presentation of paintings in Turner to Monet: Masterpieces from The Walters Art Museum (opening October 2, 2010). The social and theoretical frameworks for nineteenth-century art making are revealed in this dialog between the collections in Baltimore and Austin. Featured in the exhibition are works by John Constable, William Blake, Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot, Auguste Renoir, Berthe Morisot, J.A.M Whistler, Paul Gauguin, Paul Cézanne and Toulouse-Lautrec to name only a few. ...hide description Turner to Monet Masterpieces from the Walters Art Museum October 2, 2010 Forty of the finest nineteenth-century paintings from the Walters Art Museum in Baltimore, including works by Eugène Delacroix, J.A.D. Ingres, Edgar Degas, Edouard Manet, Claude Monet, J.M.W. Turner and Asher B. Durand, among others, illustrate the striking range of styles, techniques, and approaches practiced during this era of artistic revolution. Organized by the Walters Art Museum, Baltimore. ...hide description
|  Blazer Tag Adverture Center 1701 W.Ben White Blvd Austin, TX 78704 512-462-0202 Visit Website Print a Coupon! | |  Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum & IMAX Theater 1800 N. Congress Ave. 512-936-8746 Visit Website Print a Coupon! | Selected Exhibitions / Events LAND - First Floor June 1, 2010 On the first floor, The Story of Texas begins before this land was called Texas. It is a story of Encounters on the Land, of first meetings between Native Americans and explorers from Europe. Find out about the many native peoples who lived on this diverse landscape. What did the Spanish find here? What were the French doing? What did the Native American leaders think of these newcomers? You will hear their words, see the objects that reflect their lives and have a sense of the environment where these encounters took place. Learn about the early missions, settlers and soldiers. Why did the Comanche, the Spanish, and the American and European immigrants come to Texas? The story continues through 1900 when the last unexplored region in Texas, the Big Bend area, was finally mapped. ...hide descriptionIDENTITY - Second Floor June 1, 2010 On the second floor, explore the story of how Texas became an independent nation in Building the Lone Star Identity. From his jail cell in Mexico City, hear Stephen F. Austin's own words that herald the coming of the Texas Revolution. Experience the battles of the Revolution through the eyes of Juan Seguin, a Tejano military and political leader. Understand the different visions of Sam Houston and Mirabeau Lamar, both Presidents of the Republic of Texas. Follow Texas as it became the 28th state, then seceded from the Union, joined the Confederacy and fought in the Civil War, and shaped a new future that included freedom for all Texans. Discover how Texas grew into the 20th Century and celebrated its unique identity during the 1936 Centennial -- 100 years after Texas independence. See a giant time line of Texas history unfold on a 60-foot video wall, with interactive stations where you can learn more details about many important events in Texas history. ...hide descriptionOPPORTUNITY - Third Floor June 1, 2010 On the third floor you can see how Texans have persevered on the land and how they approached everything from drilling oil to redefining world technology. Creating Opportunity explores the important role of ranching in Texas; how Texans have adapted to the diverse conditions of the land to prosper on it; and how oil changed Texas. Through recreated environments, interactive media produced by Pyramid Studios, and actual artifacts, you will learn how Texas-led explorations in the 20th Century frontiers of space, medicine and technology have impacted the entire world. Take a seat in the "Oil Tank Theater" as native Texan Walter Cronkite narrates a media presentation exploring the impact of oil on Texas, and of Texas oil on the world. See why Texas was the place where America's military learned to fly. Hear and see Texas legends in music and sports, and join in an interactive experience in the "Connecting Texas Theater" to learn how the histories of key Texas cities pysically and culturally link the state together. ...hide descriptionInception - IMAX July 19, 2010 Acclaimed filmmaker Christopher Nolan (The Dark Knight) directs an international cast in an original sci-fi actioner that travels around the globe and into the intimate and infinite world of dreams. Dom Cobb (Leonardo DiCaprio) is a skilled thief, the absolute best in the dangerous art of extraction, stealing valuable secrets from deep within the subconscious during the dream state when the mind is at its most vulnerable. Cobb’s rare ability has made him a coveted player in this treacherous new world of corporate espionage, but it has also made him an international fugitive and cost him everything he has ever loved. ...hide description
|  Capital Cruises Letter A on Austin Downtowner Inset 512-480-9264 Visit Website Print a Coupon! | |  Georgetown, TX 101 W. 7th St. Georgetown, TX 800-436-8696 Visit Website | Selected Exhibitions / Events Inner Space Caverns January 1, 2010 Among the wonderful natural features found in the Texas Hill Country are incredible living caves and caverns. Inner Space is a living cave, which means that its formations are continuing to develop and take shape. For over 80,000 years the cavern has been constantly changing, allowing for such spectacular displays as the “Soda Straws” and the breathtakingly beautiful “Ivory Falls” formations. 1 mile south of downtown Georgetown (512) 931-CAVE http://myinnerspacecavern.com/ ...hide description Second Saturday Market Days & Concerts May 8, 2010 Join us as the downtown Square comes alive with booths featuring handmade arts & crafts, jewelry, unique clothing, woodcrafts, ironworks, festive foods, antiques & collectables, stained glass, music, and entertainment fun for the children! Combined with the shops and restaurants around the Square, you’ll enjoy a delightful day for the whole family! Market Days are held the second Saturday of each month, March through November, in the heart of Downtown Georgetown. Market hours are 9 am until 4 pm. This year, a Concert Series has been added to the day’s festivities! See all of the concert infomation and get vendor applications and at the Downtown Georgetown Association website below. Historic Downtown Square (512) 868-8675 TheGeorgetownSquare.com ...hide descriptionGeorgetown Farmers Market - Every Thursday June 3, 2010 The Georgetown Farmers Market will start the season on April 2 at a new location! The Downtown Farmers Market is moving from last year's location on Austin Avenue to the San Gabriel Park! Just turn into San Gabriel Park on Morrow Street. They will be set up near Bob's Catfish. The Farmers Market in the park is open every Thursday from 3:30 - 6:30 p.m. The Farmers Market also has a second location in Sun City in the Activity Center Parking Lot on Texas Drive. The Sun City Farmers Market is open every Tuesday from 9 a.m 'til noon. For more information, visit: www.gtfma.org or call 512-281-3699. When Thu Aug 12 3:30pm – 6:30pm Central Time Where San Gabriel Park, Morrow Street, Georgetown, TX (map) ...hide descriptionSun City Farmers Market - Every Tuesday August 10, 2010 Sun City Farmers Market Every Tuesday, 9am – 12pm WhereSun City Activity Center parking lot, Texas Drive, Georgetown, TX (map) DescriptionThe Farmers Market inSun City is in the Activity Center Parking Lot on Texas Drive. The Sun City Farmers Market is open every Thursday from 3:30 - 6:30 p.m. For more information, visit: www.gtfma.org or call 512-281-3699. ...hide descriptionFirst Friday, A Celebration of the Arts September 3, 2010 This First Friday, come to the downtown Square. Shops will be open until 8 p.m. around the historic downtown Square for an evening of strolling, gallery-hopping, and dining. There is no more beautiful place to enjoy live music and a festive evening atmosphere! A relaxing stroll around the historic Square will captivate your senses. Treasure the experience of getting away to Georgetown! First Friday is sponsored by the Downtown Georgetown Association, on the web at www.dgagtx.org 512.868.8675. When Fri Sep 3 6pm – 8pm Central Time Where Downtown Historic Square ...hide descriptionFirst Friday Tango Night September 3, 2010 First Friday Tango Night An all levels introductory Argentine Tango class with guided dance is now offered at the Downtown Georgetown First Friday Night. The class and dance is located in the RunTex Multi Purpose Room. The class and dance is held every 1st Friday and is open to the public. No experience necessary. All levels class. 7:00 - 7:45 Class 7:45 - 9:00 Guided Practice $5 per person. When Fri Sep 3 7pm – 9pm Central Time Where RunTex Multi Purpose Room, 809 S. Main St., Georgetown, TX ...hide descriptionUp the Chisholm Trail Cattle Drive and Chuck Wagon Cookoff September 17, 2010 Watch chuckwagon teams compete and see an authentic longhorn cattle drive in San Gabriel Park at this annual event and celebrate Georgetown’s location on the historic Chisholm Trail, as well as Williamson County’s rich cattle driving and raising heritage. There will be entertainment for all ages including live cowboy music, food, a western art show, western demonstrators, chuckwagons, a kids’ chuckwagon cook-off, historical trail drive re-enactors, and a ranch rodeo! The 2010 Up the Chisholm Trail will be September 17 & 18. For more information, visit the website below. San Gabriel Park (512) 943-1670 www.upthechisholmtrail.org ...hide descriptionArt in the Square October 16, 2010 Art in the Square – formerly known as Art in the Park – is Downtown Georgetown’s newest event! This up-scale venue features works from more than 175 fine and contemporary artists in a wide range of media including clay, drawing, sculpture, painting, jewelry, fiber, metal, mixed media and more. The 2010 Art in the Square will be Saturday, October 16 from 10 a.m. – 7 p.m. and Sunday, October 17 from 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. ...hide description
|  Inner Space Cavern I-35 Exit 259 512-931-CAVE (2283) Visit Website Print a Coupon! | |  Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center 512-232-0100 Visit Website | |  Longhorn Cavern StatePark 1-877-441-CAVE Visit Website Print a Coupon! | |  Lyndon Baines Johnson Library & Museum 2313 Red River Street 512-721-0200 Visit Website | Selected Exhibitions / Events General Information: Directions and Hours March 1, 2010 The Lyndon Baines Johnson Library and Museum is one of thirteen presidential libraries administered by the National Archives and Records Administration. The library houses forty five million pages of historical documents which include the papers from the entire public career of Lyndon Baines Johnson and also from those of close associates. These papers and the vast administrative files from the presidency are used primarily by scholars. The museum provides year-round public viewing of its permanent historical and cultural exhibits. Special activities and exhibits are sponsored privately by the Friends of the LBJ Library and its parent organization, the LBJ Foundation. Hours and Admission LBJ Library and Museum 2313 Red River St. Austin, TX 78705 (512) 721-0200 Museum Hours: Open every day, except Christmas 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Reading Room Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday Closed Saturday, Sunday, and on Federal Holidays. Admission is free One block west of I-35 (between MLK and 26th Street) free parking ...hide descriptionCronkite: Eyewitness to a Century May 15, 2010 Cronkite: Eyewitness to a Century May 15, 2010 – January 3, 2011 The LBJ Library and Museum along with The Briscoe Center for American History at the University of Texas present an exhibit sponsored by University Federal Credit Union and KEYE Austin about the life and career of Walter Cronkite. ...hide descriptionAustin Museum Day :: September 19, 2010 September 19, 2010 To celebrate the current exhibit CRONKITE: Eyewitness to a Century, the LBJ Library will host special activities from 1-3 p.m. Sunday afternoon, September 19. Enjoy free Italian ice cream and music by the Austin band “WhoDo” featuring the teenage fiddle phenom, Ruby Jane Smith. ...hide description
|  Museum of the Weird 412 E. 6th St. Letter G on Austin Downtowner Inset 512-476-5493 Visit Website Print a Coupon! | |  Pioneer Farms 1400 Pioneer Farms Dr. 512-837-1215 Visit Website | Selected Exhibitions / Events Homeschool Day September 3, 2010 HOMESCHOOL DAY. Historical reenactments, site tours and exhibits as we welcome Austin-area homeschool families for a special day of Texas history. Come early for this popular fall outing. Special admission price is $3 per person all day. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. ...hide descriptionAUSTIN MUSEUM DAY September 19, 2010 September 19, Sunday: AUSTIN MUSEUM DAY. Historical reenactments, new exhibits and site tours, and admission is free all day, as we participate in Austin Museum Day as a member of the Austin Museum Partnership. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. ...hide descriptionHAUNTED HALLOWEEN Oct 23,29, 30 October 23, 2010 HAUNTED HALLOWEEN. The ghouls and goblins are out in force for our family-friendly Halloween show, with frights and spooky activities for kids of all ages. An Austin tradition! 7-10 p.m. nightly. Special admission prices. ...hide description TEXIAN DAY. October 23, 2010 October 23, Saturday: TEXIAN DAY. Historic pistols, rifles and cannon will headline a day of learning what it means to be a Lone Star citizen, as the Texian Legacy Association reenacts 1830s life in the Repulic with demonstrations of historic firearms, firebuilding with flint and steel and women's clothing and accessories in Texas' eary days. Regular admission prices. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. ...hide descriptionHAUNTED HALLOWEEN. Oct 23 , 29 and 30 October 23, 2010 October 23, 29, 30, Fridays and a Saturday: HAUNTED HALLOWEEN. The ghouls and goblins are out in force for our family-friendly Halloween show, with frights and spooky activities for kids of all ages. An Austin tradition! 7-10 p.m. nightly. Special admission prices. ...hide description
|  Ransom Center Galleries 21st @ Guadalupe 512-471-8944 Visit Website | Selected Exhibitions / Events The Gutenberg Bible April 1, 2010 The Gutenberg Bible is the first substantial book printed from movable type on a printing press. It was printed in Johann Gutenberg's shop in Mainz, Germany between 1450 and 1455. The Ransom Center holds one of five complete copies in the United States. ...hide descriptionHarry Huntt Ransom: Life and Career May 1, 2010 Harry Huntt Ransom: Life and Career Hallway *Third Floor* Harry Ransom Center Monday-Friday, 8-5 ...hide descriptionDiscovering the Language of Photography: September 7, 2010 Discovering the Language of Photography: The Gernsheim Collection September 7, 2010 - January 2, 2011 This exhibition is made up of two complementary and interweaving narratives—the history of photography as told through the collection's imagery, and the history of the collection's formation and methodology. The Gernsheims assembled a peerless collection, most predominantly in the area of nineteenth-century British photography, and many highlights will be on display alongside works by unknown or lesser-known artists who used various means to improve or to exploit the relatively new invention of photography. The exhibition will highlight key moments in the history of photography, important technological and ideological shifts in the act of picture making, and narratives that served the Gernsheims as key points of collecting. ...hide description
|  San Marcos Lions Club Tube Rental In City Park 512-396-LION (5466) Visit Website Print a Coupon! | |  Schlitterbahn Waterpark Resort 305 W Austin St New Braunfels, TX 830-625-2351 Visit Website Print a Coupon! | |  Texas Memorial Museum 2400 Trinity (on the UT campus) 512-471-1604 Visit Website | Selected Exhibitions / Events Winged Wonders October 1, 2009 Winged Wonders Insects are the first organisms on Earth that took to the air – about 310 million years ago! They remain one of only three extant groups of flying animals (along with bats and birds). The characteristics of insect flight are remarkable and still far superior to any attempts made by humans to replicate their capabilities. During the Permian Period (290 million years ago to 248 million years ago), the ancestors to dragonflies were the only aerial predators. Some had wing spans of nearly 30 inches, but otherwise looked very similar to their modern day counterparts. Insects also display a wide variety of colors and have evolved several ways of generating the colors we see. Some use pigments, while many others use microscopic structural differences in the exoskeleton to produce a spectrum of colors. Come see the diversity of wings and colors in insects and learn how flight has played a key role in the success of the most dominant group of animals on the planet. ...hide descriptionBest Museum in Austin for Children January 1, 2010 We won Best Museum in Austin for Children in Nickelodeon's Parents' Picks Awards! Thank you for your support! Texas Memorial Museum is the exhibit hall of the Texas Natural Science Center. It is located at 2400 Trinity Street, on The University of Texas at Austin campus, in Austin, Texas. Museum hours: Monday–Friday, 9 am–5 pm; Saturday, 10 am–5 pm; Sunday, 1–5 pm. Admission is FREE! The Museum is closed on major holidays. ...hide descriptionFamily Fossil Fun Day September 19, 2010 Family Fossil Fun Day Explore the amazing world of fossils with us on Sunday, September 19, 2010 from 1–5 pm. Fossil identifications, hands-on presentations by paleontologists, storytime, fossil dig pit, and paleo-themed crafts and activities. Free admission and free activities. This event is held annually. ...hide description
|  Texas Military Forces Museum 2200 W. 35th St. 512-782-5659 Visit Website | |  The Oasis at Lake Travis 6550 Comanche Trail 615-266-2442 Visit Website | Selected Exhibitions / Events Free Dance Lessons every Wednesday and Sunday night March 3, 2010 From March until the end of November The OASIS on Lake Travis has live music Wednesdays through Sundays, including free dance lessons on Wednesday & Sunday. Located on the third floor of The OASIS, Starlight Terrace has retractable roofs to allow the outdoor atmosphere to come inside. Rain or Shine, Starlight Terrace is always open for music and/or private events. A family friendly atmosphere, bring the whole family and dance the night away while enjoying the spectacular view of Lake Travis. Check out the music calendar to see when your favorite band is playing in the spring. From December until March, enjoy the fireside atmosphere ...hide description Live Music in the Starlight Terrace April 1, 2010 About Starlight Terrace From March until the end of November, The OASIS on Lake Travis has live music Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from 7:00 - 10:00 PM, including free dance lessons on Thursdays & Sundays. CORNELL HURD is appearing on Thursdays with Country & Western music through July. Located on the third floor of The OASIS, Starlight Terrace has retractable roofs to allow the outdoor atmosphere to come inside. Rain or Shine, Starlight Terrace is always open for private events, too. A family friendly atmosphere, so bring the whole family and dance the night away while enjoying the spectacular view of Lake Travis. Check out the Starlight Calendar to see when your favorite band is playing! Remember, admission is free! During the cold weather, enjoy the fireside atmosphere of The OASIS just before the sunset and after dark. Whether warm or cold weather, there is always a spectacular view which adds to a lovely evening at The OASIS. Our street address is 6550 Comanche Trail, Austin, TX 78732 ...hide description
|  Vanishing Texas River Cruise 1-800-4RIVER4 Visit Website Print a Coupon! | Selected Exhibitions / Events Fall Foliage September 1, 2008 Regular Scheduled Trip - 2 hour cruise Gradually, each leafy tree and plant surrenders its green mantle to the bright yellows and crimsons that signal the end of the summer and the start of fall. Add to that the cooler temperatures and the splendid colors of a new season and you have an especially ideal time of year to travel. In general fall conditions there are so many photo ops that your challenge will simply be deciding what to shoot. In addition to the foliage this is the time of year when the wildlife goes into feeding frenzy to fatten up for winter. Migrating birds are attracted to the area as the food up North is mostly gone, but down here birds can fill up one more time for the rest of their southward journey. Both song birds and raptors migrate through this area to the lakes and rivers to feed on fish. MENU: "Captain's Box Lunch" (optional) $6.25 Sandwich, Chips, Dessert, Iced Tea and Water Adults: $18.82 per person Seniors (60+), Active Military and Students (13+): $16.47 Children (2-12): $12.00 Reservation Policy: We require a credit card number, including VC and billing zip code to guarantee your space. Changes or Cancellation Policy: Cost of items reserved are charged to your card on the day you make your reservation. You may cancel your reservation less $5 fee per ticket if cancellation is made on or before 12:00 NOON THE DAY BEFORE YOUR CRUISE. ...hide descriptionYear Round Cruises- March through October March 1, 2010 Regularly Scheduled Trip - Scenic Wilderness Cruise View the scenic beauty of the Colorado River Canyon along our 22 mile route. Enjoy visions of waterfalls, towering cliffs, abundant native Texas wildlife, world-class birding and many scenic vistas along the river banks. Regular Scheduled Trip - 2 hour cruise 10:30am Check In 11:00 am Departure MENU: "Captain's Box Lunch" (reservations required) Sandwich, Chips, Dessert, Iced Tea and Water $6.25 Adults: $18.82 per person Seniors (60+), Active Military and Teens (13-19): $16.47 Children (2-12): $12.00 ...hide descriptionFreedom Flight - Sundays, 8/15, 9/19, 10/17, 11/21 August 15, 2010 Freedom Flight Dates: Sun August 15, September 19,October 17, November 21 2010 Time: 11:00a-01:00p Join us for our wonderful freedom flight. We partner with Last Chance Forever from San Antonio which is a rehabilitation center for birds of prey. Rehabilitated birds are brought on this cruise for release back into the wild. This is a wonderful experience for all passengers aboard. ...hide description
|  Volente Beach Waterpark 16107 FM 2769 Leander, TX 512-258-5109 Visit Website Print a Coupon! | |  Wonder World Cave & Attractions IH-35 Exit 202 San Marcos, TX 512-392-3760 Visit Website Print a Coupon! | | |