What are the "six flags over Texas"?
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Spain\nFrance\nMexico\nRepublic of Texas\nUnited States\nConfederate States of America\n\nEdit: Sorry I thought you meant the Theme Park.
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six flags is better here
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roller coasters\ncotton candy\nferris wheel\nwater slides
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You can view one by going to http://www.thestc.com \n\nThe Texas Sales Tax is 6.25&,\nThe Harris County 1% isn't collected in all parts of the county\nfor more infomation on what area is counted and not please visit\nhttp://ridemetro.org/attachments/pdfs/salesmap.pdf\n\n\nHope that helps!!\n\nHave a great and belessed day!!!
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They have to be performing there.  Here's where they are playing in TX in the coming months:  http://disneyonice.disney.go.com/disneyonice/location.jsp?market=991
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MGM is actually it's own park, in the Walt Disney World park area.  In Orlando there are 4 major Disney Parks:  Magic Kingdom (the one with all the cool rides), Epcot (the one with the duplications of countires), MGM Studios (the movie themed one) and Animal Kingdom (the one with the animals).  Hope that helps.
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it's called a space center.  They have them in Kentucky and huston tx to name a couple of places
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The Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago Illinois. Some of their best exhibits are Colleen Moore's Fairy Dollhouse,   a coal mine exhibit, a submarine exhibit, an Egyptian room, & a hands-on exhibit for the kids. Right now the "Frogs! A Chorus of Colors" is being advertised. \nWhile in the Chicago area there is also The Chicago Maritime Society, Six Flags Great America, or the beach along the Great Lakes.
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Yes!! My husband and I go to Lake Merideth or Lake Greenbelt. But there isnt a whole lot of them. I dont know about other places in Tx.
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try ATB, Scooter, cascada- Every time we touch, Master Blaster...so much more
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Carnival. Cotton Candy and fun rides. : )
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It really depends on what types of rides you enjoy. There are several rides that are a lot of fun. I particularly like the Orange Stinger. It's like a big swing set and they swing you around the inside of an orange. While you are moving you can smell oranges and hear bees buzzing. It's one of my favorites.\n\nIf you want a little more exictement, check out California Screamin' that's the roller coaster at California Adventure. Soarin' over California is a really fun ride as well. It's really calm and a ton of fun. Also check out the Redwood Creek Challenge Trail. This is something I missed during my first trip. But there is a bunch of different things back there you can do that is a lot of fun as well.\n\nAlso check out the Sun Wheel. This is really a must see. It is 16 stories high. You can see so much while you are at the top it is a ton of fun. The out cars don't move, but the innner cars are on like a track that will roll around as the wheel moves. \n\nIn Disneyland I like the Jungle Cruise and Splash Mountain. Peter Pan and Mr. Toad are cute as well. I think Dumbo and Small World are kind of like classic Disneyland, so you should check them out as well. But Haunted Mansion and Pirates of the Caribbean are really great as well. For a little more excitement I would try Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, or maybe Space Mountain.\n\nThere are just some of my favorite rides. They are all really great.
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They might have one here: http://www.easycarts.net/ecarts/TShirtsNTexas/Texas_Souvenirs.html
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Most excellent theme park.
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1. Purple and Green\n2. Elephants and Dolphins\n3. Six Flags Over Texas and Sea World\n4. Reggeton\n5. Patrulla 81\n6. Durango, Mex, where my fam originally from, born though in Dallas, TX\n7. Dark Brown, almost Black\n8. Black\n9. Kinda Tanned\n10. I liked Science and Math in HS\n11. Favorite Band
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Detroit, New Jersey, San Antonio, Dallas
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The attraction was designed by the Disney Imagineers just when their AudioAnimatronic technology was kicking off. The Tell No Tales site provides a lot of history, and there's a new book out (which I've linked from Amazon) that goes into the attraction history as well.\n\nBack in the 60s, construction began on the New Orleans Square area of Disneyland. The ride was to be water-propelled, just like the ride in Its A Small World. You start off in a bayou at ground level (which the Blue Bayou restaurant looks out on). But because Disneyland wasn't big enough to hold the entire ride building, the Imagineers had to come up with a way to get visitors under the Disneyland Railroad tracks and into the backlot where the ride building would be built. They created three drops to take your vehicle from ground level underneath the tracks and into the ride building (the need to get under the tracks is also seen in the Indiana Jones Adventure and in the Haunted Mansion).\n\nThere's far more information on the sites I've linked than I can provide here.