Day 4

 

Breakfast will be at the Edible Difference this morning which is located downtown on Pine St. They offer a great menu that is specifically designed for people on the go. Their breakfast menu features breakfast sandwiches made to order, bagels, and hash browns.

 

 

This will be another fun filled activity packed day spent at Six Flags. Both parks feature thrill rides as well as more tame attractions. Six Flags opens for its season at the beginning of April and closes down for the winter at the start of November. It is only open on weekends until June and is then open 7 days a week until the third week of August when it goes back to weekends only. Tickets to Six Flags can be bought individually or in season pass form. Prices begin at $26 for individual tickets and go up to $70 for season passes. Park hours are as follows: 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. until June then park extends hours of operation until 7 p.m. until August when hours return to 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. Thrill rides to check out include Superman Tower of Power, Mr. Freeze, The Ninja, and Batman the Ride. Family attractions include Shazam, Rivercar Racer, Grand Ole Carousel, Moon Antique Cars, and Log Flume.

 

 

There are over 10 choices inside the park for lunch. There is something for everyone with items such as burgers, turkey legs, pizza, chicken fingers, and Mexican food can be found at Six Flags.

 

 

For a low key last evening in St. Louis, Union Station is a great place to hang out and relax. There are over 80 shops, restaurants, and bars located in the historic station.

 

 

Landry’s Seafood House is located inside Union Station and offers indoor or outdoor dining. Their menu