its too hot to go outside. and its gonna get even hotter.

I apologize for my disappointment. It may not be a geographic bias, as much as resort and park employees gaming the system. I was just surprised the Riverwalk or other parks didn't make the top 4.

Oh I get it now, when they said San Antonio, I didn't realize we were limiting our choices to the far north and west sides of San Antonio. My bad.

Some really great suggestions, but I vote for ABS123's idea!!!! Otherwise, there really are some great ideas, especially as suggestions for one that lives out of town and would like to visit and enjoy the sites of the city. And, my family reunion will be held close this year and many of the younger generation will want to visit & enjoy San Antonio. Haven't been to the Alamo since 1972!!!

for a three hours vacation see thee missions play! thee ballapeno is a good entertainments for thee kids!

My back yard. No shirt, no shoes, no traffic, no problem. Fully stocked fridge and cooler check, charcoal check, me and my honey check!

Hike and picnic at Fredrich Wilderness park.

That's a toss up between Buckey's & the Bexar County Jail. I wouldn't mind shacking up at Delaine's for awile.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHa!!!! I am wiser now HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!

Day 1) Sea World. Day 2) Schlitterbahn 3) Downtown (includes Riverwalk, Alamo, Tower) 4) Fiesta Texas 5) SA Zoo 1/2 day and Botanical Gardens 1/2 day 6) several local trips (Fredericksburg, New Braunfels, Austin, Corpus, Seguin & east) 7) Historical tour (Missions, Yturri Edmonds, King William) 8) Run or bike at a park 9) Witte, SAMA and/or McNay Museums. When I was younger I thought there was nothing to do in San Antonio, I am wiser now.