Showing posts with label things to do in philadelphia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label things to do in philadelphia. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 22, 2011

Super Pet Expo in King of Prussia








Super Pet Expo is a fun-filled family event with 100+ vendors selling all types of cool pet products and services not found in most pet stores. Plus there are lots of activities for pet lovers and children including the EVO World Class Frisbee Dog Show, Mutts Gone Nuts Comedy Dog Show, Wildlife Education, Smithfield the Painting Pig, an off-leash puppy playground and the Rescue Ink Tough Guys. Leashed pets are welcome (no charge).






More Info HERE

Thursday, February 10, 2011

WILD AT HEART @ THE PHILADELPHIA ZOO



On Saturday February 12th and Sunday the 13th the Philadelphia Zoo is presenting "Wild at Heart." Bring your loved ones to the Zoo and sip on hot chocolate and enjoy this Valentine's Day celebration while learning about how love plays such a crucial role in the animal kingdom. This family-friendly tour will be conducted by a Zoo expert and allows visitors to see the most famous families and couples of the Philadelphia Zoo.



Package Information:
  • Wild at Heart Plus - Two for $20 includes admission and Wild at Heart tour
  • Deluxe - Two for $40 includes admission, two hot chocolates and one plushie and Wild at Heart  tour
  • Family Deluxe - Four for $50 includes admission, four hot chocolates  and Wild Heart tour (*each person is an additional $12.00 and that includes admission and one hot chocolate)
  • Members receive $2.25 hot chocolate with membership card


PHILADELPHIA ZOO

Saturday, January 29, 2011

CitiesRUs

If you're looking to travel, whether it be to Philly or any other city in the country, we highly recommend CitiesRUs. It's not just a website, it's a travel directory portal.

If you're trying to find flights, hotel rooms, rentals cars, or event tickets, they have it, for cities across the entire country. In addition, you can search through the best restaurants and make reservations, check out nightclubs, attractions, videos, photos, they really have it all. If you're looking for things to do in Philadelphia, or things to do in Los Angeles, it's all here, from coast to coast.

You can make all of your travel plans and make your vacation itinerary with ease. I recently went to San Francisco and got my flight and hotel for much less than I imagined. I also got tickets to Alcatraz and made a few reservations at restaurants that were recommended to me. It's a common complaint that traveling is a hassle. It certainly can be, but they make it simple.

With the wintery weather in the east coast, it got me thinking about the best warm weather travel destinations in the country. California, Florida, and Arizona immediately come to mind, but there are so many places out there that I've never been to. Do you guys have recommendations for some lesser-known, warm-weather vacation spots in the U.S.?






Friday, January 28, 2011

Phillies Tickets

I know what you're thinking, "Baseball tickets now?". YES. It might not be baseball season yet. It's not even spring training yet. But it IS time to get Phillies tickets! With the addition of Cliff Lee the Phillies are poised to make a World Series run and tickets are selling out fast. If you want to get the best seats at the cheapest price, it's better to plan ahead! If you're not from Philly, here's a little tidbit, this town likes its baseball.

If you need tickets for the upcoming season go here. They have the best selection of tickets and the best prices around. They also have tickets to Eagles, Flyers, Sixers, and Wildcats games and tickets to the best concerts in town too.

With the snow on the ground I'm just dreaming about the day I can head over to Citizens Bank Park in the bright sunshine and watch a game. My tickets have gotten me that much closer. Get yours soon!

Phillies Tickets

Philly at Night


Nodding Head


With great service, wonderful food, and some of the best drinks in the city, Nodding Head has become one of the most popular pubs in all of Philadelphia. 
Try their famous pulled pork sandwich and kick back and enjoy yourself in this laid back and welcoming atmosphere. Sunday Brunch is also out of this world. This place is absolutely filled with great tasting food and drinks.  If you're looking for things to do in Philadelphia, be sure to stop by Nodding Head!
HAPPY HOUR 5-7PM
1516 Sansom 2nd Floor    Philadelphia, PA    215.569.9525
Monday-Saturday 11:30 am-2am    Sunday Brunch 11am-5pm

Visiting the Franklin Institute



If you're looking for things to do in Philadelphia, make time to visit the Franklin Institute Science Museum.
The museum is broken up into four parts, the first being home to a 30-ton statue of Benjamin Franklin. Make your way to the second main portion of the museum, a technology-themed, hands-on display area that is filled with everything from an enormous walk-through heart, to a hair-raising Van de Graaf generator. See the amazing light shows, liquid air, and the Discovery Theater. You can also head to the awe-inspiring Fels Planetarium and space station. It's out of this world!
The third portion of the Franklin Institute is the Mandell Futures Center. This beautiful atrium is filled with cafes, ticket counters, interactive exhibits, or venture over to the IMAX arena. If you're hungry, then this is the spot to come to while you're here.
Finally, the fourth section is the CoreStates Science Park, which was a collaboration with the Please Touch Museum, located at Memorial Hall. This lush, urban garden is home to high-tech jungle gyms, including a step-on organ and a high-wire tandem bicycle. 
Whether you're on a family vacation or on a solo business trip, there's something for everyone here. If you want to be amazed, don't miss the Franklin Institute!

Elfreth's Alley


Located in Philadelphia's historical Old City neighborhood, Elfreth's Alley is a National Historic Landmark and the oldest residential street in America. In the midst of the eclectic art galleries, coffee shops, and great restaurants, the 33 houses in Elfreth's Alley were built prior to our nation’s birth.
Thousands of visitors to stroll along the cobblestone street each year and look at the amazing 18th century homes, which are still private residences today. Elfreth's Alley is a National Historic Landmark District, and one of the first districts that celebrates the lives of Americans past and present.