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USA: Heartland, Santa Trains and Holiday Lights.
Looking for a quick, fun holiday family adventure? From Ohio, Wisconsin, and Minnesota to Illinois and Indiana - find a train and climb aboard. Featured below you will find our favorite train excursions for families. Storybook travel is pure fun and during the winter months traditional “Santa Trains,” make enjoying Christmas even better.
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Indiana: South Bend, Family Vacation Ideas - Sand Dunes, Living History and College Football.
The fun stuff is waiting within an hour of Chicago. Northern Indiana is a comfortable, friendly spot with farm markets, bakeries and natural beauty. Any list will include obvious favorites. Comb the dunes along Lake Michigan or cast a line from shore; count nesting herons or go to a star party; ride a pony or pet a llama; hike, bike or slide in the snow. Residents love to talk college football. Antique stores are rewarding and ice cream simply the best. We have a short list for action.
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Indiana: Indianapolis, Conner Prairie – Follow the North Star.
With children doing is always better than watching and listening. And sharing a meaningful experience together will reap benefits for decades. Conner Prairie offers an awecome way for parents to share a bit of living history. "Follow the North Star" offers an unprecedented simulation of the Underground Railroad experience.
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Indiana: Merrillville, Radisson Hotel at Star Plaza, A Family Getaway Spot.
Located just 35 minutes from downtown Chicago and just 20 minutes from Lake Michigan, this location defines weekend getaway. Live entertainment at the Star Plaza Theatre is footsteps from the lobby and there are plenty of parks and beaches within minutes of the front door. Getaway weekend activities include picking your own apples and, finding the perfect pumpkin or when the snow falls, cross country skiing and ice fishing.
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USA: Heartland, Tracking Dinosaurs on Vacation.
Dino fanatics of all ages found their interest in the magnificent prehistoric reptiles rekindled with the ABC Mega Series of Dinotopia, based one of my favorite childhood books. Luckily nearly everyone in North America is within a short drive of ancient “lizards” and mammals.
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