Family Friendly Dining at Station Tavern in South Park

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Family Friendly Dining at Station Tavern in South Park

Station Tavern, located in the South Park neighborhood of San Diego, offers family-friendly dining. The restaurant has both indoor and outdoor seating in a relaxed atmosphere.

The outdoor area of the restaurant offers a good amount of shade, in a backyard style setting. They have some small picnic tables as well as large communal-style picnic tables.

They have some small picnic tables as well as large communal-style picnic tables. The large tables would be great for a large group meeting up at the restaurant.

Station Tavern also has a gated play area for kids. Here you’ll find some chalkboards, and a small wooden trolley car. It’s super cute!

The trolley car was put there for some significance. The restaurant was built on the location a previous trolley station from the early 1900’s. Check their website or ask an employee for more details.

All of the food that we’ve tried at Station Tavern has been delicious! The Breakfast Sandwich, pictured above, has eggs, avocado, bacon, and more. The grilled cheese sandwich is made with cheddar cheese, and they’re great at customizing your order, such as asking for a “naked dog”. The fries are some of the best we’ve had. Be sure to ask for their special dressing on the side. Also, their prices are quite reasonable, and they have daily specials.

The outdoors area has a sink, and water you can pour yourself. These come in super handy when you want to clean little hands, and pour a quick glass of water.

Street parking is available on the surrounding streets. South Park is super close to Balboa Park, and downtown San Diego. You could easily incorporate a meal at Station Tavern with a day out with the kids.

Check HERE for Station Tavern’s hours of operation, menu, and more. We’ll be back for another Breakfast Sandwich and French Fries soon. Perhaps we’ll see you there!

Free Road to the Races CARS 3 San Diego Event

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Road to the Races CARS 3 Free San Diego Event

Road to the Races, a FREE “CARS 3” event is coming to San Diego’s Belmont Park, in Mission Beach. Come see life-size character look-alikes of “CARS 3” stars Lightning McQueen and Jackson Storm on June 6th and June 7th, 2017!

The event is happening near the roller coaster, from 10am-5pm on June 6th, and from 11am-4pm on June 7th. Enjoy photo opps, exclusive footage from the film, and fun “CARS 3” themed activities.

Activities include a “CARS 3” paper craft, toy car race, pit stop race, street art coloring, and photo booth. Dole also has a booth set up with free smoothie samples, and a printed recipe card.

Road To The Races is headed to Downtown Disney, at the Disneyland Resort June 12th and 13th. You can join the fun from 10am-5pm either day.

After Downtown Disney, the tour continues to The Autry Museum, at Griffith Park, in Los Angeles. They’ll be there June 14th-18th. This is the final pit stop in Southern California, then the team goes to San Jose June 22nd-23rd, and Sonoma June 24th-25th. Click HERE, then click on the Download Full Schedule link (under the map). Here you’ll see specific times for the stops in Griffith Park, San Jose, and Sonoma.

Here’s a video we put together from the event:

Disney • PIXAR “CARS 3” is opening in theaters on June 16th. Road to the Races is a fun, family-friendly event. Perhaps we’ll see you there!

P.S. You might also enjoy our post about the CARS 3 movie, with FREE printable activities!

Knott’s Soak City Renovations

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Knott’s Soak City Renovations

We were recently invited to attend Knott’s Soak City Waterpark’s media day. It coincided with opening day for the 2017 season. The water park recently made some great renovations.

Knott’s Soak City Renovations

Knott’s Soak City renovations include a two acre expansion. Within the expansion are two new attractions, The Wedge, and Shore Break.

The Wedge – Family Slide

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The Wedge is a new family raft ride. It accommodates up to 6 riders, and allows kids as small as 40″ to ride with a supervising companion. Children 48″ and over can ride The Wedge without a supervising companion. The rafts on this ride are brought to the top of the slide via a conveyer, making it much easier than guests carrying them!

Shore Break Towers

Shore Break Towers is another new water slide attraction. Here you’ll find a 60 foot tower with a total of 6 slides. The minimum height requirement to ride any of the slides on Shore Break Towers is 48″.

The other two slides on Shore Break Towers feature dueling tubes. Guests can ride single-rider tubes, or double-up with a buddy on a two-rider tube. Either way, it’s a fast, fun slide!

Four of the slides on Shore Break Towers have Aqua-Launch chambers. Once a guest enters the chamber, the floor drops out beneath their feet, sending them on a thrilling ride!

Longboard’s Grill Restaurant

Longboard’s Grill, one of the water park’s restaurants, has been completely renovated. It’s now twice as large, with a redesigned layout. They’ve also expanded their menu to include breaded chicken tenders, wraps, as well as fish and chips.

20 Additional Cabanas

Soak City renovations also include the addition of 20 more cabanas! The new cabanas are located near the entrances to The Wedge and Shorebreak Towers. Also, each of the cabanas in the water park have new seating, tables, and lounge chairs!

Additional Seating and Shade

Brand new additional seating is available in front of the new cabanas. Additional seating and shade is also available behind Longboard’s Grill. Longboard’s Grill also has lots of nice, brand new seating and shade structures in front of the restaurant.

Landscaping Upgrades

Landscaping upgrades can be seen throughout the water park. Lot of new trees, flowers, bushes and shrubs have been planted for the 2017 season.

Fountain with the Surfer Statue

Just after you enter, you’ll see the new addition of a fountain with the surfer statue. This is a beautiful renovation! If you’re familiar with the water park, you may remember the surfer previously surrounded by flowers in a huge planter. We LOVE this renovation!

New Entrance From Parking Lot

There’s a brand new entrance path to the water park from the parking lot. The path is closer to the water park than the old entry. There’s also a beautiful new sign, just above the path’s entry.

Heightened Security at the Entrance

Security has be heightened at the entrance. You’ll now go through a metal detector to enter the water park.

Free Wifi, Fresh Paint, and Other Improvements

Both Knott’s Soak City Waterpark, and Knott’s Berry Farm are now offering free wifi for guests! Other improvements include a fresh paint on the attractions, and wooden structure replacement, such as on the bridge toward the Beach House.

Click HERE for more information about Knott’s Soak City Waterpark, including operating days and times, pricing, and more. We’re planning another visit later this summer. Perhaps we’ll see you there!

P.S. You’ll also likely enjoy our other post with lots of tips for visiting Knott’s Soak City, as well as the video below of the water park.

(Many thanks to Knott’s for inviting us to experience the renovations first-hand, and hosting us for the day!)

Little Ducks Introductory Youth Hockey Program

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Little Ducks Youth Hockey Program

Little Ducks Hockey Initiation Program, offered at many rinks across Southern California, introduces kids to the sport of ice hockey. This program is for kids age 4-12, who have basic ice skating skills, but no prior experience playing ice hockey.

$150 Includes Instruction and Equipment

$150 includes 6 weeks (1 hour per week) of the introductory ice hockey program. Instruction is led by USA Hockey certified coaches, and includes surprise visits from NHL alumni!

The program also includes a voucher for a FREE, full set, of Bauer hockey equipment, including hockey skates! Participants can redeem the voucher at MonkeySports Superstore, in Irvine. They even get to keep the equipment at the end of the program!

Equipment Included with Program

Equipment included with the voucher consists of the following:

Equipment Bag
Hockey Skates
Ice Hockey Helmet w/ Cage
Hockey Gloves
Hockey Pants
Elbow Guards
Shin Guards
Hockey Stick
Jersey
Socks

Rinks Offering Little Ducks Program

Southern California rinks offering the Little Ducks program are as follows:

SAN DIEGO
• Icetown Carlbad
• UTC Ice

ORANGE COUNTY
• KHS ICE Arena
• The Rinks – Anaheim ICE
• The Rinks – Westminster ICE

Other Things To Know

Other important things to know before signing your child up for the program:

Kids must have a USA Hockey Membership to participate. Kids age 4-8 get the membership included with registration. Kids age 9-12 will need to pay for the membership.
This program is for kids new to hockey. Kids with previous hockey league or program experience are not eligible for this program.
Hockey socks are required for the program, but not included with the equipment provided.
A mouth guard (to protect teeth), stick tape (to wrap the hockey stick), hockey tape (for taping shin guards and elbow guards in place), and athletic supporter (cup) are not included with the equipment provided, but good things to have when playing hockey.

Check out the Anaheim Ducks website for more information about the Little Ducks hockey program. It sounds like a really great program!

Tips For Visiting California Wolf Center

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Tips For Visiting California Wolf Center

If you’ve been thinking about visiting California Wolf Center, this post is for you! Here you’ll find tips for preparing for your visit, what to expect while you’re there, and ideas of what you can do in the area afterwards.

Make Reservations In Advance

Visiting California Wolf Center must be arranged in advance. They offer private tours, public tours, and field trips for school groups. Tours are available select days and times. Make reservations in advance. You cannot enter California Wolf Center without prior reservations.

What To Pack and Wear

Wear comfortable, closed toe walking shoes. You’ll be walking on dirt to see the wolves.
Climate in the area can change quickly. Pack jackets, sweaters, or pullovers.
If you’re sensitive to the sun, bring hats and sunscreen. There’s little shade, and it can get hot and sunny.
Pack a camera, and binoculars. It’s not every day that you get to have an experience like this. Make sure there’s room on your phone or memory card for pictures and/or videos.
We recommend packing snacks and drinks for before and after the visit.

Prepare For The Drive

Keep up to date with the weather forecast while planning for your trip. The weather in Julian is often different than that down the mountain. It even gets snows!

We recommend getting gas before you begin your trip. Depending upon which route you take, there may not pass many gas stations. Be prepared ahead of time.

Allow yourself plenty of time to drive up the hill. It’s a long, winding road. It’s better to arrive early, than take a chance on being late and missing your scheduled visit.

Your phone will likely be roaming. If a loved one is expecting you to be in contact with them while you’re up the hill, let them know in advance that you’ll likely be roaming at the Wolf Center.

Finding Your Destination

Set your GPS to locate KQ Ranch Resort, a campground near California Wolf Center. There’s a small sign for the campground on CA-79, and a large entry sign on KQ Ranch Rd. (pictured above).

Once you arrive near the entrance of the campground, turn right onto the dirt road, which is Kenis/Christansen. This private road is where you’ll park your car and wait for an escort from California Wolf Center. Be respectful while waiting for an escort.

Eat Before You Arrive

Eat before you enter the California Wolf Center. It’s wise to have a snack at your car while you wait to enter to be escorted onto the grounds. They’re ok with you bringing a water bottle, and sell bottled water, but there’s no food for sale on-site, and no picnicking, either.

What To Expect While You’re There

While visiting California Wolf Center you’ll be with a guide, who will take you to view the wolves. This guide will give you information about the wolves, and answer questions. One pack of wolves is in a two acre enclosure. Another pack is in a one acre enclosure.

The wolves are behind fences, and free to roam the fenced area as they wish. There’s a good amount of brush for the wolves to seek shelter under, so the more quiet you are, the better chance you’ll have of viewing them.

Our particular visit was a school field trip. We had an activity about predators and prey, which included examining skulls, and involved a written activity. After that, our guide took us to view one set of wolves, and then the second. Our field trip was wrapped up back in the meeting room about ten minutes after viewing the wolves.

Your visit may be different, as we’ve heard that some group visits include a different type of educational presentation. Visiting California Wolf Center is not a full day activity. You’ll plenty of time to enjoy other things to do in Julian.

After the tour is over you’ll have a chance to go to their gift shop. They take cash and major credit cards, and have a huge assortment of wolf-related items. Here you’ll find everything from hats, to necklaces, to books, and even California Wolf Center thumb drives!

Once you’re done with the gift shop they’ll make sure everyone heads out. There’s no hanging around checking out the wolves after your tour is over. They have to make sure everyone safely gets their vehicles to the top of the one-way road.

Consider Whether This Trip Is Suitable For Your Family

Wolves tend to be curious, but shy. Very young children, kids that have a difficult time staying still, and those not able to be quiet may have a more difficult time viewing the wolves.

Wolves are more intrigued by little kids, but startle easily, and are more likely to hide or run away from those that are loud or make sudden moves. Consider this before making reservations for a tour.

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Visit Historic Downtown Julian Before or After Your Visit

Historic Downtown Julian is just a few miles away, and a great place to visit eat before or after your visit. Place your GPS to Main St., and take some time to walk around this neat town originally known for gold mining, and also known for their apple pie!

We personally love Julian Apple Pie Company. They have indoor and outdoor seating, and a huge assortment of delicious pies! Our favorite thing to do is buy a whole pie, eat some of it on the back patio, and take the rest home.

If you’re into history, gold mining, and geology in general, Eagle & High Point Gold Mine is a great destination. Here you’ll tour a real mine, and have the opportunity to pan for gold. It’s an awesome experience for young and old.

Contact California Wolf Center For Reservations

Remember, you must have advance reservations to visit California Wolf Center. Visit their website, or call them at 760-765-0030 to arrange your tour. Perhaps we’ll see you there!

Southern California Hotel Deals

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Southern California Hotel Deals

Southern California hotel deals are out there, sometimes it just takes a bit of looking! We’ve searched through our affiliates, and found some pretty awesome discounts on hotels, as well as other accommodations to share with you!

These deals are subject to availability. We cannot guarantee the length of time each will be specially priced, so it’s best to plan accordingly. Happy traveling!

10 Things To Do With Kids at the Carlsbad Flower Fields

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10 Things To Do With Kids at The Carlsbad Flower Fields

The Flower Fields at Carlsbad Ranch are a fun place to visit with kids! There are lots of activities, most of which are included with admission.

1. Enjoy A Passport Stamping Activity

When kids enter, they’re given a booklet, titled The Flower Fields Passport. Take the Passport to different numbered stations found around the property and stamp the corresponding number in the booklet. It’s a fun activity that gets kids engaged with their surroundings.

2. Take An Antique Tractor Wagon Ride

Take an audio narrated antique tractor wagon ride around the ranunculus fields! This fun ride stops at the top of the fields and allows you to hop off to walk around. You can hop back on another tractor that comes by to enjoy the remainder of the ride. The tractor ride is an additional fee, but a great way to learn the history of the fields, and see some areas not as easily accessible by foot.

3. Walk Through A Sweet Pea Maze

Walk through a fun sweet pea maze! The maze is located below the ranunculus fields, past the Poinsettia building. Go through the maze as many times as you wish, as it’s included with admission!

4. Play at Santa’s Playground

Santa’s Playground is a super cute area. Here you’ll find playground equipment, some neat little play houses, benches for seating, and larger-than-life mushrooms once found at Santa’s Village in Lake Arrowhead. It’s a great place for kids to run around!

5. Try Gem Panning

Try gem panning! The gem panning activity is an additional fee, but fun, and you get to keep whatever you pan! Present your fully stamped Flower Fields Passport to the attendant, and get $1 off the activity. (Don’t worry, they’ll also let you keep the Passport!)

6. Take Pictures In a Beautiful Setting

The Flower Fields is a great place to take pictures! Let your budding photographer take some shots, and be sure to snap some too. It’s very picturesque, so be sure to have room on your phone for lots of pictures, and bring a DSLR if you have one.

7. Check Out the Birds In the Aviaries

Check out the birds in the aviaries! The aviaries are located to the right of the entry, in the Artist’s Garden, near the restrooms. Here you’ll find doves, chickens, and other birds.

8. Learn About Flowers and Plants

The Flower Fields is a great place to learn about different flowers and plants. Learn about the Tecolote Giant Ranunculus (the flowers grown in the fields), different species of roses, and the poinsettia. The best way to learn about the ranunculus is by taking the tractor ride with the audio tour. Walk through the Rose Garden to view many different species of roses. Go through the Poinsettia Building and view many different species of this plant.

9. Enjoy and Appreciate Nature

Wandering around the grounds is a great way to enjoy and appreciate nature. Field trips are available for schools, and FREE Educational Activity Sheets, related to gardening and such, are available for download. Scroll toward the middle of the page for links.

10. Get Exercise While Exploring the Grounds

The Flower Fields consist of 55 acres, so there’s lots of room to walk around! Be sure to wear comfortable walking shoes. It’s a great place to get some exercise while exploring with kids.

Open March 1 – May 12, 2019

The Flower Fields are open daily from 9am-6pm daily, March 1 – May 12, 2019. They offer free parking, and allow you to picnic in designated areas. Be sure to check their website for entrance fees and further details. As mentioned in our other post about The Flower Fields, the fields bloom in patches. If you’d like to check blooming conditions, call 760-431-0352 x3. We can’t wait for our annual visit! Perhaps we’ll see you there!

LEGOLAND California Presents LEGO Batman Movie Days

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LEGOLAND California Presents LEGO Batman Movie Days

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LEGO Batman Movie Days 2/18-2/19 & 2/25-2/26

LEGO Batman Movie Days are coming to LEGOLAND California February 18th-19th, and 25th-26th, 2017! All of the activities associated with LEGO Batman Movie Days are included with park admission. Regularly scheduled park activities are also included with entry.

Photo Opps, Activities, Meet & Greets, and More!

LEGO Batman Movie Days include lots of fun activities, including costumed character Meet and Greets. Like building with LEGO? Build a LEGO Batman-inspired LEGO, or help with a mystery mosaic LEGO build. Enjoy scavenger hunts? Participate in one inside Miniland USA. Like gaming? Play LEGO Batman video games in the WB Family GameSpace.

Photographer On Site or Snap Your Own

LEGO Batman costumed character Meet and Greets are scheduled for 10am, 10:45am, 11:30am, 12:15pm, 1pm, 1:45pm, 2:30pm, 3:15pm, 4pm, and 4:45pm. There’s a neat backdrop of Gotham City, and a photographer on-site. Different photo packages are available for purchase, or you can snap some shots of your own.

Huge Selection of LEGO Batman Movie Merchandise

Tons of LEGO Batman Movie themed merchandise, including LEGO Batman sets, clocks, pajamas, costumes, and more are available in the park. We saw the largest selection available at The Big Shop, located at The Entry. Insider Tip: If you find something you want to purchase, but don’t want to carry it around, you can buy it, and have it held for later pickup. Ask an employee for details.

Activities Included with Park Entry

LEGOLAND sells daily tickets, and yearly passes. If you’re planning on visiting multiple Southern California attractions, you might want to consider purchasing a San Diego Attraction Package, from our affiliate. Save up to 40% off gate prices for San Diego attractions.

Daily Character Meet & Greets In February & March

Can’t make it to LEGOLAND on the scheduled weekend dates? Additional Meet and Greets happen 10am, 11am, 12:15pm, 1:45pm, 3pm, and 4pm weekdays in February and March. Check out LEGOLAND California’s official website for more event info. We plan to visit the park again during LEGO Batman Movie Days with our passes. Perhaps we’ll see you there!

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Giant LEGO Art Exhibit, The Art of the Brick, Comes To Fleet

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Giant LEGO Art Exhibit, The Art of the Brick, Makes SoCal Debut at Fleet Science

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Artist Nathan Sawaya of The Art of the Brick – Image courtesy of The Art of the Brick.

The Art of the Brick, a giant LEGO art exhibit, makes it’s SoCal debut at Fleet Science Center in San Diego’s Balboa Park! The exhibition features creations made with over a million LEGO bricks, by contemporary New York artist, Nathan Sawaya.

“Moai” – The Art of the Brick by Nathan Sawaya – Image courtesy of The Art of the Brick.

CNN has named this giant LEGO art exhibit one of their Top Ten “Global Must-See Exhibitions.” The Art of the Brick first debuted in 2007, but this is its first showing in Southern California.

“Starry Night”, composed of LEGO – Image courtesy of The Art of the Brick.

The exhibit features reimagined LEGO versions of notable pieces, such as Moai, Van Gogh’s Starry Night, and the Egyptian Sphinx. It also showcases completely unique pieces imagined by Sawaya.

“Dinosaur” – The Art of the Brick by Nathan Sawaya – Image courtesy of The Art of the Brick.

Aside from the giant LEGO art creations, the exhibit also showcases a “LEGO brick-infused” multimedia collection by photographer Dean West. Fleet guests also have the opportunity to build their own LEGO creation in the Fit-A-Brick Building Zone.

“Sphinx” – The Art of the Brick by Nathan Sawaya – Image courtesy of The Art of the Brick.

The Art of the Brick runs at Fleet Science Center from September 30th 2016 – January 29th, 2017. This giant LEGO art exhibition requires a timed entry ticket, separate from entry to the museum. Fleet Science members may purchase tickets for a discount. Be sure to review further details about the exhibition on the official Fleet Science Center Website. Perhaps we’ll see you there!

San Diego International Airport Offers Youth Airfield Tour

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San Diego Airport Youth Airfield Tour!

The San Diego International Airport offers a FREE two hour Youth Airfield Tour for kids in grades 2-8! This field trip tops out a maximum of 22 persons per tour. It’s open to school groups, scouts, etc…

The Youth Airfield Tour Meets At The SD Airport Authority Administrative Building

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The tour begins at the San Diego Airport Authority’s Administrative Building. This building is located at what used to be the original Commuter Terminal. Parking for the tour is available here as well. A designated Airport Authority Guide will meet you out front. The guide will hand out official pre-printed name tags that are required for the tour.

Depending Upon Availability, the Tour May Include A Demonstration From the Harbor Police K-9 Unit

Depending upon availability, the Youth Airfield Tour may include a demonstration by the K-9 bomb-sniffing dogs of the San Diego Harbor Police. This portion of the tour gives great information about airport security, dog training/handling, and the many duties of a Harbor Police officer.

An Air Conditioned VIP Bus Shuttles You Around the Airfield

Each of the persons on the tour board an air conditioned “VIP” bus for the airfield tour. The bus goes through security checks to make sure the guide has authorization to enter the runway.

Your Guide Informs You of Interesting Details About the Airport

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Once on the airfield, planes arrive and depart at a close distance. The guide describes different jobs that people have at the airport. The guide also points out interesting details about planes, the fueling area, etc… He/she will also inform your group of the least tern, a type of small, endangered bird that can be found living on and around the airfield, as well as other areas of San Diego.

You May Be Able To Tour the Airport Fire Station As Well

The tour continues to the airport fire station. Depending upon availability, your group may be able to get out and tour the station. You may be able to tour of both the inside and outside of the station. A firefighter will likely tell your group about the responsibilities of an airport firefighter, and give you the opportunity to go inside one of the engines.

Kids Receive A Very Gracious Gift At the End of the Tour

After arriving back at the Administration Building the kids are surprised with a backpack filled with neat, fun, and educational goodies from the airport. This is an awesome addition to a wonderful field trip, and VERY nice gift from the airport.

You Must Sign Up In Advance and Pass Security Clearance Prior To the Tour

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If you have the interest in taking the Youth Airfield Tour, you’ll need to sign up in advance, and there will likely be a long wait for an available date. Each person must pass a security check prior to attending, and no one other than those signed up in advance may be present at the tour.

Here’s a link to the Youth Airfield Tour section of the San Diego Airport’s website, where you can read further details about the tour, request more info, and visit assorted links that include games and activities, curriculum, and more.

No upcoming dates available for the Youth Airfield Tour? You might also want to inquire about the other airport tour(s) available by clicking here. (Please Note: We have not taken any tours other than the Youth Airfield Tour, and don’t know if the other tour(s) available include the same amenities as the one we took.)

The Youth Airfield Tour is a great way for kids to learn about many of the different operations at an airport. It was definitely an experience that we each enjoyed, and will always remember. It made for a very fun and interesting field trip. Perhaps we’ll see you there!

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Family Friendly Dining at Station Tavern in South Park

Road to the Races CARS 3 Free San Diego Event

Knott’s Soak City Renovations

Knott’s Soak City Renovations

The Wedge – Family Slide

Shore Break Towers

Longboard’s Grill Restaurant

20 Additional Cabanas

Additional Seating and Shade

Landscaping Upgrades

Fountain with the Surfer Statue

New Entrance From Parking Lot

Heightened Security at the Entrance

Free Wifi, Fresh Paint, and Other Improvements

Little Ducks Youth Hockey Program

$150 Includes Instruction and Equipment

Equipment Included with Program

Rinks Offering Little Ducks Program

Other Things To Know

Tips For Visiting California Wolf Center

Make Reservations In Advance

What To Pack and Wear

Prepare For The Drive

Finding Your Destination

Eat Before You Arrive

What To Expect While You’re There

Consider Whether This Trip Is Suitable For Your Family

Visit Historic Downtown Julian Before or After Your Visit

Contact California Wolf Center For Reservations

Southern California Hotel Deals

SAN DIEGO

ORANGE COUNTY

LOS ANGELES

PALM DESERT/PALM SPRINGS

BIG BEAR

LAKE ARROWHEAD

10 Things To Do With Kids at The Carlsbad Flower Fields

1. Enjoy A Passport Stamping Activity

2. Take An Antique Tractor Wagon Ride

3. Walk Through A Sweet Pea Maze

4. Play at Santa’s Playground

5. Try Gem Panning

6. Take Pictures In a Beautiful Setting

7. Check Out the Birds In the Aviaries

8. Learn About Flowers and Plants

9. Enjoy and Appreciate Nature

10. Get Exercise While Exploring the Grounds

Open March 1 – May 12, 2019

LEGOLAND California Presents LEGO Batman Movie Days

LEGO Batman Movie Days 2/18-2/19 & 2/25-2/26

Photo Opps, Activities, Meet & Greets, and More!

Photographer On Site or Snap Your Own

Huge Selection of LEGO Batman Movie Merchandise

Activities Included with Park Entry

Daily Character Meet & Greets In February & March

Giant LEGO Art Exhibit, The Art of the Brick, Makes SoCal Debut at Fleet Science

San Diego Airport Youth Airfield Tour!

The Youth Airfield Tour Meets At The SD Airport Authority Administrative Building

Depending Upon Availability, the Tour May Include A Demonstration From the Harbor Police K-9 Unit

An Air Conditioned VIP Bus Shuttles You Around the Airfield

Your Guide Informs You of Interesting Details About the Airport

You May Be Able To Tour the Airport Fire Station As Well

Kids Receive A Very Gracious Gift At the End of the Tour

You Must Sign Up In Advance and Pass Security Clearance Prior To the Tour

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