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Diana Cervantes
16 reviews on 1 places
Love all those beautiful trees that provide so much shade. Perfect to sit down and picnic. The kiddos have so much fun in the playground.
Waiting for the splash pad to be ups and running soon. Plenty of parking always. The restrooms are as clean as a public restroom can be. No hand soap so bring your own.
Waiting for the splash pad to be ups and running soon. Plenty of parking always. The restrooms are as clean as a public restroom can be. No hand soap so bring your own.
Restaurant is cute and clean. Servers are very attentive. Our food came out in a timely manner. We dined on a Monday morning.
Our food was good not grand or bad just good. If you’re staying in the hotel is convenient to come down and upon exiting the elevators this place is so close.
Our food was good not grand or bad just good. If you’re staying in the hotel is convenient to come down and upon exiting the elevators this place is so close.
Since moving from CA to the east coast I miss the Mexican bolillo type of bread. Lidl dinner rolls taste very similar so I come here just for the bread. My husband likes the donuts from the bakery.
The store always looks clean and organized.
Lidl has very good prices on their groceries.
There is always plenty of parking.
The store always looks clean and organized.
Lidl has very good prices on their groceries.
There is always plenty of parking.
So much to see! Loved it! I didn’t really get to fully enjoy it since I’m going at the pace of a child but he loves it!! The first floor (floor entrance is at) is where you will see the dinosaur fossils and the Mammal section where the animals are at.
He always manages to find the food section and so I bought a coffee and a danish and he eat his snacks here. You are allowed to bring water and snacks. The food you aren’t allowed to eat inside the exhibits.
I went to their website to try to find out where to park. There is street parking but I believe it’s only for 2 hours. They recommend Park Whiz. I decided to park in a parking garage that was like a 10 minute walk. We were here for like 3 hours and we still have so much more to cover.
He always manages to find the food section and so I bought a coffee and a danish and he eat his snacks here. You are allowed to bring water and snacks. The food you aren’t allowed to eat inside the exhibits.
I went to their website to try to find out where to park. There is street parking but I believe it’s only for 2 hours. They recommend Park Whiz. I decided to park in a parking garage that was like a 10 minute walk. We were here for like 3 hours and we still have so much more to cover.
This is free parking towards your walk to the Stone and other historical sites. Once you pass the bride you can decide to go right or left. The left side runs parallel with the road. It has a neat bridge. You can bring your dog with you. Don’t forget to bring water and insects repellant. Also if it’s warm being a hat.