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Austin City Entertainment – On Location

Fire-Truck Birthday Party for Kids or Downtown Fire-Truck Tour for Up to Five Adults (Half Off)

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$400
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$200
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  • Good for Kids
  • Once in a Lifetime

In a Nutshell

Kids explore real fire trucks as professional firefighters chaperone or up to 5 adults tour holiday lights with firefighter chauffeurs

The Fine Print

  • Expires Dec 5, 2012
  • Limit 1 per person. Valid only for option purchased. Extra fee outside 30mi from Central Austin.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

A tour acquaints you with the city around you, helping you avoid disaster during future scavenger hunts and upcoming bouts of amnesia. Explore cityscapes with today’s Groupon from Austin City Entertainment. Choose between the following two options:

  • For 200, you get a two-hour stationary fire-truck birthday-party package for kids (a $400 value). The package includes:

    • Working fire truck
    • Professional firefighter chaperone
    • Unlimited number of guests
    • Choice of location

  • For $250, you get a two-hour downtown fire-truck tour up to five adults (a $500 value). The tour includes:

    • Functional fire truck
    • Professional firefighter chauffeur
    • One hour driving tour of downtown holiday lights and SoCo district
    • Stop at choice of restaurants (meal not included)
    • Pickup and drop off

The staff at Austin City Entertainment thrills kids with stationary birthday parties aboard working fire trucks and tote adults around in style during fire-truck dinner tours of downtown’s holiday lights. Kids’ eyes widen as trained and experienced firefighters pull up in front of homes in fully equipped fire trucks. Youngsters crawl around on the trucks as firefighters discuss safety, answer questions, and explain the function of the truck’s anatomy, including its hoses, ladders, and tear ducts. For the adult tour, up to five guests gaze at glittering holiday lights from their elevated ride as a professional firefighter chauffeur cruises through downtown and the SoCo district. The truck stops at partygoers’ restaurant of choice so that guests can enjoy a leisurely meal or bond with chauffeurs by extinguishing tabletop candles with a drinking straw.

Groupon Says

The Groupon Guide to: Origami

Origami, the art of folding paper into figurines, requires dexterity, attention to detail, and the strength to bend paper to your will—though it may seem impossible. If you never got a chance to study origami for four years at Art University, here is a handy guide to some famous origami forms and their meanings:

Form: Flower
Significance: Creating a dull, lifeless version of one of nature’s most vibrant organisms reminds us that fake nature is more sanitary than real nature.

Form: Crane
Significance: The paper crane symbolizes a bird’s innate ability to fly. If everyone made one million origami cranes and dumped them in the North Pole, maybe penguins could remember what a regal flying animal they once were.

Form: Crumpled
Significance: Crumpling paper into a wad and throwing it on the ground will curse you to 17 years of poor SAT scores.

Form: Celebrity Likeness
Significance: Folding paper into the shape of your favorite celebrity’s face signifies their transformation from a two-dimensional to a three-dimensional person, which usually happens after they land a role playing a down-on-their-luck cafeteria worker who dreams of becoming a concert violinist.

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