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Step into a world of nostalgia and immerse yourself in the ultimate entertainment experience at Rad Retrocade, a beautifully designed bar in the El Paso and Las Cruces regions. Whether you're a drink enthusiast or an arcade game lover, Rad Retrocade has something for everyone. As soon as you step inside, you'll be transported to a time when gaming was more straightforward and fun. You can quench your thirst while enjoying the games with a specially curated selection of craft beers, specialty cocktails, and non-alcoholic drinks. Rad Retrocade boasts a treasure trove of classic arcade games, including Pac-Man, Donkey Kong, and Space Invaders. The bar's sights, sounds, and ambiance will make you feel like you're in a different era. So, come on down and indulge in a unique entertainment experience that seamlessly blends the past with the present.

Wet N' Wild Water World is an amusement park in Anthony, Texas. The park features a variety of exciting rides, including the Amazon, Alien Vortex, Wild Island Wave Pool, The Blue Streak, The Corkscrew, The Blaster, The Soaker, Raging Rapids, Volcano Lake, Waterfall Leap, Little Rio Grande, and Whale Lagoon. In addition to its thrilling rides, the park hosts several events throughout the year, including Balloonfest, the Norteno Festival, Cumbia-Mbeate, Power 102 Wild and Out, and the Street Legends Custom Car Show. The park offers several amenities such as an emergency medical treatment station, Lily Pad store, Waikiki Sweets, Hula Hut, Palm Shades, Soda Gazebo, Tube Central, Jungle Park, luau stage, and dance floor. Visitors can also use ATMs and lockers located throughout the park. The park offers discounts for specific customer groups. The park provides volleyball, a dance floor, horseshoes, washers, jumping balloons, games, and prizes.

Step into 14,000 years of prehistory in the El Paso area, the greater Southwest, and northern Mexico at The El Paso Museum of Archaeology. Here, you can see dioramas and exhibits of American Indian lives and their material culture. The exhibits range from the Paleoindian hunters of the Ice Age to their modern descendants. The Museum constantly updates its exhibits to reflect the scope of its collections and the community's interests. The exhibits in the auditorium and the North Gallery house exploreable drawers of artifacts from across the U.S. You can also walk nature trails on its 15-acre land, which has more than 250 varieties of Chihuahuan Desert native plants, outdoor exhibits, and an Indian Garden.