San Antonio Activities: Dining, Attractions, Museums and Theme Parks

Six Flags Fiesta Texas offers entertainment for any age, with thrill rides for the adrenaline junky, family rides for all to enjoy, kid's rides for the littlest of patrons and a water park for everyone.

The underwater experience at SeaWorld is one you won't want to miss with exhilarating rides, unique adventures, and incredible once-in-a-lifetime encounters with the most amazing marine life!

The San Antonio Grand Tour is great fun for all ages! This eight-hour tour will show you the Alamo, San Antonio Riverwalk, Mission San Jose, Buckhorn Saloon and Museum, El Mercado, Japanese Sunken Gardens, and much more!

With a Grand Historic City Tour, guests are sure to have an amazing time exploring everything that the area has to offer!

Extreme Escape has four different rooms to choose from; Mutiny which is pirate themed, Master of Illusion which is detective themed, The Undead which has a Zombie theme, and Trapped below that is set below the Earth's surface.

I joined the dinosaur bones, cave drawings and four-story science tree house at the San Antonio, Texas Witte Museum down by the river next to the zoo where the B. Naylor Morton Research and Collections Center houses 300,000 artifacts.

The McNay art museum is Texa's first modern art exhibit and I plan on going there very soon there will so many art exhibits to view and so many opportunities to take photos beside the art, this is a dream come true.

The San Antonio Zoo is home to over seven hundred and fifty types of animals on just over fifty acres of protected land. Come with the family to explore the Zoo and take a ride around on the Eagle Train to be sure you don't miss a thing.