Mr. Nigel's Music should be a wonderful experience, but ended up disappointing. I ended up leaving only a minute into the program. It's an overly crowded, chaotic mess in a small section of the bookstore. It is open to all ages, so little children tend to get trampled on by the bigger kids. I would have loved to stay and hear Mr. Nigel's energetic, exciting music time, but the crowd was just too intense. I may go back and try to stick it out.

Ocean Lakes Family Campground is truly a family friendly place to stay at Myrtle Beach. Included within the campground is an arcade, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, laundry mat, general store, several snack bars, putt putt, and many other family activities. Golf carts are available for rent to help you get around in the campground.

The Atlanta Botanical Gardens are a beautiful place to explore an amazing array of flowers. There are so many different settings to enjoy. Greenhouse, ponds, and rose gardens to name a few. They are usually doing something special showcases within the gardens, which makes the experience extra special.

Getting to see the Braves play at Turner Field is more than just watching a baseball game. Turner Field has so many activities for kids of all ages. One fun thing to do is get $1 seats and play around in the upper deck. They have bases to run, explore the baseball gear that makes up a giant Coca-cola bottle, and much, much more. Plus you get to be a part of America's favorite pastime.

Universal Studios is a step up from your typical theme park and a step down from Disney. One thing that I noticed most about Universal is it's not as clean as Disney and smoking is not restricted to designated areas. It's still a very fun park to visit and the rides are great. Seuss Landing is my favorite area, they really captured what Dr. Seuss was all about.