Things To Do In Mobile
Spirit Expeditions
Up to 50% Off a Haunted-History Walking Tour
A two-hour walking tour covers the creepy history of Mobile's most haunted areas; includes ghost-hunting equipment and a set of dowsing rods
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Half Off Admission to History Museum of Mobile
Central Business District
$14 $7
Dedicated to 300-plus years of Mobile history, the museum's permanent exhibitions include artifacts such as artwork and a ship cannon
Up to 54% Off Mini Golf at Funntasia Family Fun Center
Terrace Hills
$26 $13
Take the family to enjoy a couple rounds of putt-putt at this multifaceted rec center
45% Off
On Location
$40 $22
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Up to 60% Off One-Man Comedy
Saenger Theatre
$55.55 $22
Based on the hit book by John Gray, Peter Story's live performance elicits knowing laughter from both sexes
50% Off Any Personal Training and Nutrition Package
Carlen
$200 $100
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51% Off Classes at Sterling Hot Yoga Works
Mobile
$99 $49
Certified instructors lead students through 26 poses that help improve balance and flexibility during either 60 or 90-minute classes
Up to 53% Off Membership at Alpine Hills Swim Club
Overlook
$400 $189
Pool celebrating 50 years in 2014 invites the community to participate in swim lessons, swim meets, and regular events throughout the summer
65% Kickboxing Classes and Gloves
West Mobile
$84 $29
Fifth-degree black belt Philip Hayes instructs students in kickboxing's self-defense and fitness principles, providing gloves for each pupil
Up to 51% Off Racing Experiences
Mobile International Speedway
$99 $49
Professional drivers sate passengers' need for speed in stock cars during exciting ride-alongs and racing experiences
Up to 60% Off Personal Training Sessions at Everybody Solution
Daphne
$225 $99
Thirty-minute personal training sessions focus on the client's fitness goals whether it be weight loss or building strength and stamina
79% Off Aerial-Yoga Classes
Mobile
$276 $58
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Up to 56% Off Aerial Yoga and Pole-Fitness Classes
West Mobile Location-Detour Fitness
$25 $14
Flow through yoga poses while suspended from a sling, or tone your body with basic pole exercises such as spins and climbs
Up to 54% Off Yoga at Prana Health and Wellness
Fairhope
$75 $39
Instructors lead classes in a wide range of yoga styles that appeal to students of virtually any age, skill, or fitness level
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Run by the adventurers at Wild Native, City Safaris' urban expeditions invite participants to discover the unlikely thrills hidden within some of Mobile's stateliest settings. Whether they're recreating the festive fun of Mardi Gras, exploring downtown's historical haunts, or snooping through the inside of the U.S.S. Alabama and the surrounding grounds at Battleship Park, participants compete with one another while flexing their problem-solving muscles. Since friendly competition often brings out a participant's true nature, Wild Native's adventurers also schedule singles hunts that pair up prospective dates for an evening of strategizing.
Rave Motion Pictures screens the summer blockbusters in 20 auditoriums outfitted with stadium seating. The theaters' digital projectors allow projectionists to easily play such gripping tales as Scream 4, a documentary about Sidney Prescott's return to Woodsboro, where Ghostface threatens the townspeople's safety (movies playing subject to change). Stretch out while watching as rows are spaced 48 inches apart from one another, one for each of the states recognized by most public-school systems. Check showtimes online for all the movies screening throughout the summer.
As the sun rises over the forested wetlands of Dallas County, a group of camouflaged hunters leads dogs to a blind. From their perch, the shooters wait to spot passels of ducks or pheasants. The gunmen raise their rifles. They aim. Then they fire. Their feathered bounty falls from the sky.
Scenes such as this are business as usual during the autumn months at Central Alabama Fowl Preserve. There, staffers help outfit hunters with the amenities needed for a successful day, including a lodge equipped with bedrooms, a kitchen, and a social area where groups can unwind. On the offseason, the preserve opens a skeet-shooting range to help clients keep their aim sharp.
The Double-A affiliate of the Arizona Diamondbacks, the Mobile BayBears have won three Southern League championships since their debut in 1997. The club grinds their cleats at Hank Aaron Stadium, a classic, 6,000-seat venue that serves as a lively monument to Mobile native and Hall of Famer Henry Aaron, Jr., who dedicated his career to raising awareness of improperly mowed outfields.
With a waiting room complete with toys, Chiropractic Works PC looks as much like a pediatric office as a chiropractic one. Doctors of Chiropractic Be Phetsinorath and Link Nguyen do indeed treat adults—but they have a special place in their office for kids. The duo treats patients young and old with chiropractic adjustments to correct chronic back pain or acupuncture for the common cold. They also offer laser therapy, which may relieve pain so patients can enjoy more freedom of movement. And because the staff speaks Laotian, Spanish, Thai, and Vietnamese fluently, even clients who don’t speak English will feel at home.
Seeking to enrich the world with professional opera and musical presentations, Mobile Opera is launching its 65th season by staging Leonard Bernstein's popular operetta based on Voltaire's 1759 novella Candide, which features such jovial singables as "Glitter and Be Gay" and "Make Our Garden Grow."