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New York's largest water theme park features water slides, rides, kid rides, shops, amusement rides and entertainment for the entire family. New York > Adirondacks > Attractions

Take a cruise back in time, to the days when there were no roads north of Old Forge and steamboats had to carry people and goods to the camps and inns along the gorgeous shores of the Fulton Chain of Lakes. New York > Adirondacks > Attractions

The Glens Falls Civic Center is the home of sports and entertainment for people who live in the Southern Adirondack, Saratoga, and Capital District Regions of New York State, as well as eastern Vermont. This multi-purpose complex includes an arena for sporting events, concerts, family activities, dance, theater, and trade shows. New York > Adirondacks > Attractions

On 32 acres overlooking Blue Mountain Lake, the museum's setting is inseparable from the natural beauty surrounding it. It's 22 indoor and outdoor exhibits tell of the people who have inhabited and visited this land of forests, lakes, and mountains since the early 1800s. New York > Adirondacks > Attractions

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Adventureland is Long Island's home of Family Fun since 1962 - this Family Fun Palace is where Little Kids' Fantasies become reality and Grown-Up Kids relive their Little Kid Dreams. New York > Long Island > Attractions

Try all the fun and excitement of more than 70 great attractions at Seabreeze. There are thrilling adult rides and classic family rides - plus some cool kiddie rides too. Then there is Raging Rivers, a whole waterpark full of liquid fun for all. Plus, there are great games to play, favorite summertime foods to eat and live shows to watch and enjoy. New York > Rochester > Attractions

Seneca Park is one of the Rochester area's parks that were designed by the landscape architecture firm of Frederick Law Olmsted. The park opened in 1893 and animals were first displayed here a year later. New York > Rochester > Attractions

Doctor Frankenstein, according to Mary Shelley, created a monster from the dead. There are many "monsters" here in the House of Frankenstein Wax Museum. The creatures roaming the halls of this house are not living...but they are not dead. For as you will see for yourself, they move and talk and sometimes they even scream! New York > Lake George > Attractions

The Rockefeller Center, located in midtown Manhattan, is famous for its big Christmas tree, ice skating in winter, Today Show concerts, Radio City Music Hall and seemingly endless shopping and dining opportunities. New York > New York City > Attractions

Visiting Niagara Falls is a truly unforgettable experience. Although not the highest waterfall in the world, Niagara Falls are very impressive: they fall from 170 feet and move a volume of 168,000 cubic metres of water per minute. Come and see the natural wonder of the world! New York > Niagara Falls > Attractions