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Hotels in
Columbus
Ohio (OH)
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Magic Mountain Fun Center/Polaris
8350
Lyra Dr.
614-844-4386
Admission Charged.
Call for hours of operation.
Come play! Attractions include
Adventure Golf, video and skill games, a KidsGym playland, bumper boats, laser
tag, go-karts, rookie karts, sprint karts, a virtual roller coaster and a pizza
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Wyandot Lake (part of the
Six Flags family of amusement parks)
Six Flags
10101 Riverside Drive, Powell
1-800-328-9283 or 614-889-9283
Admission Charged.
Call for hours of operation.
At Wyandot Lake, you'll find
over 60 thrilling rides, slides and attractions for all ages! And when you come
to Ohio's premiere family water and amusement park, you get your excitement's
worth because everyone in your group can enjoy all our attractions - wet and dry
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Hocking Valley Canoe Livery &
Family Fun Center
31251 Chieftain Dr.
614-385-9764 or toll free 800
686-0386
Open April-Oct.
Call for hours of operation.
Admission Charged.
Take U.S. Rte 33 E to Exit 33A,
left four miles. Ideal for families and group outings. Canoe, Kayak, raft,
go-karts, driving range, miniature golf. Season - April - Oct. |
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The Wilds
14000 International Rd.,
Columbus
614-638-5030
9 am - 5 pm daily.
Admission Charged.
Located 90 minutes southeast of
Columbus on St. Rte. 146.
10,000 acre endangered species
preserve. See rhinos, zebras, camels and more. |
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COSI Columbus (Center of
Science and Industry)
333.W.Broad St.
888-819-COSI
Admission Charged.
Call for hours of operation.
Science, technology, history and
more come alive in this interactive, architecturally-unique museum. COSI
features interactive, discovery-based and themed exhibit areas, three theaters,
the outdoor Big Science Park, the country's only high wire unicycle, a
restaurant, and shop. The exhibition areas - Adventure, Gadgets, Life, little
kidspace, Ocean, Progress, and Space - each provides experiences for all age
levels that creatively combine science facts and learning through play. |
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Columbus Zoo and Aquarium
9990
Riverside Dr., Columbus
614-645-3400
9am-5pm daily; Memorial Day
weekend – Labor Day, 9am-6pm.
Admission Charged.
Located along the banks of the
Scioto River in Northwest Columbus. Sights include a 100,000-gallon coral reef
exhibit, one of the largest reptile collections in the United States and the
largest manatee exhibit outside Florida. The newest Southeast Asia exhibit
brings Komodo dragons, gibbons, orangutans, Asian small-clawed otters, black
swans, Javan whistling ducks, and cattle egrets to the zoo. Travel the world by
viewing wildlife species from all corners of the globe. |
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Ohio Historical Center
1982 Velma Ave.
614-297-2300 or 800-OLD-OHIO
9am-5pm, Mon-Sat; 10am-5pm,
Sun. Call for holiday hours.
Admission Charged.
Explores Ohio's history,
archaeology, natural history. Ohio Village represents a typical Ohio county seat
during the Civil War era. In the Village's 22 craft shops, residences, & civic
building, interpreters share their knowledge of life in the 19th
century.
American Whistle Corporation
6540 Huntley Rd., Columbus
877-876-2380
10am-4pm, Mon-Fri.
Tours available by appointment
(minimum 15 people).
Admission charged for tour.
(Includes one free whistle)
Visit the only manufacturer of
metal whistles in the USA.
Anthony-Thomas Candy Company
1777 Arlingate Ln.
614 -74-8405
Tours: Mon-Fri. 9 am - 3 pm.
Reservations required.
Admission Free.
Visit one of the largest
family-owned candy-making facilities in the US and shop for delicious
chocolates.
Olentangy Indian Caverns
1779 Home Rd., Columbus
614-548-7917
9:30 am - 5 pm, Apr - Oct.
Admission Charged. (children
under 7 free).
Cavern tours, Indian Museum,
frontierland with gem mining, gift shop, snack bar. Cavern tours.
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