The title says it all. The facility was not big but it's lots of fun. It can get pretty crowded during midday rush but you can spend all day here and get to go on each activitiy more than once. Good for little kids and great that they supply life jackets all over the facility.

This little museum in the heart of New Bedford is a great little museum. They offer a great historical background to the whaling community New Bedfor was back in the days. There are activity tables on the main level for kids (puzzles and drawing/coloring opportunities). As well as the large boat kids can explore. Can explore the whole museum in a few hours.

This is a great small hotel walking distance form the quaint town of New Bedford, MA. The hotel has been renovated and all the rooms are suites. There is a heated indoor pool with sauna, fitness center and free breakfast to boot!! Free Wi-Fi is available in the rooms. It's walking distance to one of Martha's Vineyard Ferry terminal which is a plus!!

The Big E Fair is a huge fair. It concompasses the whole length of Memorial Avenue. Good for kids of all ages!! My daughter loved the many amusement park rides she can ride on her own and my husband enjoyed all the different stands that provided different foods. Make sure you plan at least a day to be able to see everything. The little stalls that sell all different kinds of goods, housed in the big buildings are open year around but the rides are active only in the summer months. You definitely have to stop and sample the eclairs and cream puffs that are made special there!! They were so yummy!! One downfall, there is admission AND you have to purchase tickets to ride the rides and you also have to pay for parking. Also tickets are sold if you watch a performance there so nothing is free except for the daily and Mardis Gras parade.

This little taste of China in Chicago can be described as off the beaten path. It has a small number of shops and eateries that spans about 2 blocks. The eateries offer dim sum and other Chinese food and delicacies. But it's nothing compared to the great big Chinatowns in New York and San Francisco. Good place to visit.