• FlyOver America
    Provided by: FlyOver America/Bloomington CVB

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Mall of America

Mall of America

The Mall of America redefines retail therapy near Minneapolis. Beyond 520 tax-free shops (yes, no sales tax on clothing and shoes!), this massive complex packs in entertainment: ride coasters at Nickelodeon Universe, marvel at SEA LIFE’s aquatic tunnels, or get creative at the Crayola Experience. New additions like FlyOver America’s virtual flight simulation keep things fresh. With 300+ annual events — from concerts to fashion shows — and a sleek new north wing featuring a JW Marriott and global brands like Zara, it’s no wonder 32 million visitors flock here yearly.
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SEA LIFE at Mall of America

SEA LIFE at Mall of America

SEA LIFE at Mall of America brings you closer than ever before to thousands of sea creatures, including sharks, sea turtles, rays, jellyfish, seahorses and more! Plus, fun interactive activities throughout the aquarium, including stamp stations with dive books and WOW! facts, make SEA LIFE at Mall of America the perfect family fun destination. Swim with the sharks in what was named "the best shark exhibit on the planet" by Animal Planet or view the scary creatures from a 300-foot glass underwater tunnel.
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Hyland Lake Park Reserve

Hyland Lake Park Reserve

A scenic retreat in the heart of Bloomington, Hyland Lake Park offers sweeping prairie landscapes and a major body of water as well as a large play area, the Richardson Nature Center, and the Hyland Hills Ski Area. With so much to do, this park has endless opportunities for outdoor fun. Hyland Lake Park Reserve is part of a larger system recognized as the Hyland-Bush-Anderson Lakes Park Reserve. The entire 2,565-acre complex is managed by the City of Bloomington and Three Rivers Park District.
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Historic Fort Snelling

Historic Fort Snelling

Once the farthest outpost of the U.S. in the homeland of the Dakota Indians, Fort Snelling invites you to take a tour around the 1820s-era restored fort, including the barracks, store and hospital. Fort Snelling was Dred Scott's living quarters in 1836-1838, and you will learn more about him as part of a daily program on the Civil War, WWII and Dakota history. Be sure to check out the frontier skills demonstrations from soldiers, blacksmiths and cooks. There are also daily cannon firings, military drills and period crafts and games.
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