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Are you looking for a fun-filled family adventure? Look no further than Adventure Zone. The park features many activities, including 36 holes of mini golf, El Paso's biggest go-kart track, bumper boats, a video arcade, and a restaurant. The restaurant is renowned for serving the locally famous McCrory Tacos, which have been voted Top 5 Best Tacos in the El Paso Times readers poll and have been a local favorite since 1952. Located at I-10 at the Redd Road exit, Adventure Zone is open daily and offers group rates and private park rentals. Whether you're looking for a fun day out with the family, a school trip, or a special event, Adventure Zone has you covered. They also host many events throughout the year, including the Spring Break Concert Series, Boo-the Haunted House for kids, and more. Come on over and enjoy some delicious food, exciting activities, and endless entertainment.

Unwind after a long day at the lively country nightclub at Ricky D's. Instead of reaching for a stale beer from your fridge, grab your favorite person and head to the inviting and comfortable atmosphere to party. They offer a wide variety of good drinks, call drinks, beer, wine, and margaritas from top liquor brands. You can order an old standby or try something new. With the largest dance floor for country dancing and five fully stocked bars, Ricky D's is the perfect place to enjoy our daily specials. The bar is spacious and unique in its design, with a dedicated corner honoring the men and women who serve in the Armed Forces and First Responders. They take pride in honoring them and welcome everyone to come and have a great time.

El Paso has a must-visit spot on its list: the International Museum of Art, located in the city's historic Rio Grande District. The Museum is in a Victorian-style mansion designed and completed in the early 1900s. Its humble beginnings can be traced back to 1925 when the first display cases showcased a collection of books, pottery, tapestries, and other unique items. Over time, the International Museum became a center for women's contributions to the war effort. It also began displaying more eclectic items such as mineral samples, clothing, and pottery. Eventually, the Museum became home to the priceless Kress Collection of Fine Art. Today, the International Association for the Visual Arts operates the International Museum, which houses collections worldwide.