Circus that has entertained audiences for more than a century returns with aerial stunts, trained animals, and comical clowns

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Simon & Siouxsie US Tour

Limited Tickets Remaining. Next Game: Louisiana-Lafayette Ragin’ Cajuns Football vs. Texas State Bobcats Football Saturday November 2, 2019

Working out and having fun at the same time made easy with trampoline park entry for you and your crew

Guests can enjoy the experience of trampoline jumping or organize a birthday party in a trampoline park

Go-kart track, mini-golf course, batting cages, and plenty of water attractions for cooling off

Wildlife enthusiasts can experience animal encounters during a farm tour which features crocodiles, turtles, and other reptiles

Bowling alley offers a wide selection of leagues, parties, and tournaments paired with snacks and soft drinks

Guests enjoy over 35 trampolines, ninja obstacle course, extreme dodgeball, and other attractions

A natural hair convention that celebrates, educates & demonstrates natural hair care, techniques and natural hairstyle

Attractions such as roller coasters, up-close sea life interactions, and world-class shows at two of San Antonio’s largest amusement parks

Adventure seekers can enjoy 3.5-hour rafting experience on the Ocoee River

Equipped with rental paintball markers and masks, groups vie for supremacy over outdoor fields

Rock pioneers led by Ann and Nancy Wilson crank up “These Dreams,” “Barracuda,” and other hits that made them Rock and Roll Hall of Famers

Gun rental, ear, and eye protection allow for one or two people to practice their shooting accuracy

Interactive exhibits have kids learning about science, engineering, and adult careers while playing with their parents and peers

• See the untamed marshes of Cypress Island and Lake Martin Swamp on a guided open-boat tour
• Learn all about your surroundings from guides that specialize in zoology and botany
• Ride in an authentic cajun crawfishing boat that can fit up to 18 guests

Designed by golf course architects Max Maxwell and Nathan Crace, the championship course at Copper Mill is a refreshingly eclectic mix of old world shot-making and contemporary agronomic conditioning. Weaving its way through open fields of native grasses, centuries-old solitary live oaks, and a landscape dotted with strategically placed bunkers, you may forget you are in South Louisiana-save for the two holes that precociously crisscross Cypress Bayou. Another unique feature of Copper Mill’s layout is its combination of holes with three par 3 holes, three par 4 holes, and three par 5 holes on each nine! This mix makes for not only a change from the rudimentary arrangement encountered on most courses, but also adds a degree of excitement to both tournaments and “friendly wagers” alike. Copper Mill’s course promises to raise the expectations for golfers throughout Louisiana and beyond with unique features, a multitude of risk/reward opportunities, and breath-taking golf vistas too numerous to count! And the course was skillfully routed through its natural setting to provide not only spacious fairways and playing areas, but also some of the best golf course home sites in Louisiana without the feeling of “crowding” the golf course.

Beaver Creek Golf Course is BREC`s newest golf course. Designed by Craig Schreiner, the course is built on 200 acres of rolling terrain, featuring lakes and natural waterways. Sand and grass bunkers, exquisite fairways and ancient oaks provide the perfect setting for a memorable test of golf. The 18-hole course measures over 7,000 yards in length from the championship tees. The clubhouse includes a pro shop, a full-service restaurant. The restaurant dining area overlooks the beautiful front nine.

The 18-hole “Dumas Park” course at the Dumas Golf Course facility in Baton Rouge, Louisiana features 6,647 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course rating is 71 and it has a slope rating of 129. Designed by Woody Dumas, the Dumas Park golf course opened in 1960.

An intense interactive walk-through of a circus that had derailed in the backwoods of Louisiana

Based on age, kids’ races include various obstacles and tasks to allow children to compete, run, jump, and have fun just like grown-ups

Stone Temple Pilots and Rival Sons

Designed by Mike Young, The Islands 18-hole championship course is becoming known by golfers around the area as a truly fun and challenging layout. Recognized for their consistent quality, the Island is one of the nine locations on Louisianas Audubon Golf Trail Recently featured on the Golf Channel and in Golf Magazine, this 160-acre Tif-Eagle course features nine man-made lakes and water comes into play on 17 of the 18 holes. This true championship course plays from the professional tees at 7010 yards. It is also very golfer friendly with tee placements for the average, senior and women golfers. The front nine is played clockwise and the back nine is played counterclockwise. The clubhouse overlooks 9 and 18 greens.

Designed by Robert von Hagge, the Atchafalaya Golf Course at Idlewild has 18 holes of picturesque beauty. The 7,533-yard public golf course contains five lakes and 10 native wetland areas that encompass nearly 40 acres of the 175-acre layout, and is home to over 40 species of indigenous flora. Over one-half million yards of native soil was used to develop dramatic elevations on the course creating spectacular vistas. Unique to the Atchafalaya at Idlewild is the large common green shared by holes nine and 18.