I love Georgia Aquarium. It's uniquely designed that you don't have to walk along with all other visitors to see the same exhibits from start to finish. With the way they designed you can choose what exhibits you want to enjoy first.

I have blogged about our family favorite moments here: http://bit.ly/7HUghN

Plan to stay for a whole day because it's a biggest aquarium after all.

When you mixed fun, friendly and funky together you get Corvette Diner. It's a great place for family dining out.

The place is loud and blast with fun music with car theme. So there is no worried about crying kids. And if your kids can't sit still to wait for the food, you can take them to the game area for a fun arcade games.

Make sure to come back when the staffs start the dance. It's one of the kind and don't forget to try the Milk Shake.. You can have it anyway you like.. If they don't have it in the menu, you can create your own version!

This park is big, really really big. So prepare for a lot of walking. But if you don't have much energy or can only do a few things then you must go Journey Into Africa.

Journey Into Africa is a semi-safari ride to where the animals live in the large area without cages. You won't be able to get up-close and personal on this tour but you will learn a whole lot about what the park do to help these animals. We were so lucky to see a brand new baby deer born a mere hours before we arrived.

It's an experience that like no other places!

We stayed at this hotel during our visit to San Diego and love it.

The hotel is in a great location with the waterfront view in Liberty Station area. It's conveniently located near the airport and very close to everything.

Hotel facility is great with a lot of amenities for family - free breakfast, free wifi, kitchen in room, and many more.

With the name like Science Museum, parents of young kids might not think it will be a great stop for them. But don't let the smarty name fool you. This museum is a great hand-on, interactive museum that even toddler can enjoy.

For toddlers, head upstairs to the Kids' City for a room full of child-size toy like telephone booth, groceries store or big lego for them to build. My son who is 5 still enjoyed playing and spent almost an hour there.

For school-ages kids, the downstairs will provide interactive fun to learn about science. Upstairs will be a favorite for the whole family in the Blockbuster room. You can build anything from those blocks.

IMAX movies were very enjoyable! It's a perfect museum in Balboa Park to visit with the whole family.