The St. Louis Mills has about every store you could ever want, you'll know it too because I think you have to walk three miles to check them all out. There are some really great and unique play lands for your kids, so take a break there when your tired. There is also a pretty good food court with your standard fare and a few chain restaurants. Be warned, you'll have to do some driving to get here as its located away from more populated areas of St. Louis.

If you go to Panama City Beach, you have to go to Pineapple Willy's (I think it's a law). But you won't regret it as the seafood is good and fresh and you can sit on a pier right out on the beach. Make sure you get the baby bakers for a really tasty treat. Go around sunset and you can watch the sun go down over the ocean while you eat.

The Tybee Island area is really designed for families. There are cheap and easy places to get food and treat, even right on the beach. The beach stays shallow as it goes into the ocean and there's really not much big waves if you have little kids. However, this is also a little unexciting for bigger kids. Parking can be difficult, you really just have to find a place on the street if the lots are full (which they usually are).

The trip to Fort Sumter is a lot of fun! Try to get there early enough to be seated under cover on the boat, otherwise it's too windy to hear the tour guide. Once you get to fort, you can spend an hour looking around before your boat heads back, but if you want to stay longer you can stay two hours and just take the next boat back. A cheap activity, but lots of fun!

There really isn't anything different with Sea World San Diego from any other Sea World, but that's not really a bad thing as we still had fun. If you take the bus there, you'll have to take a taxi back late at night as bus service won't run anymore. Also, make sure you get ice cream in the park - Amazing!