San Antonio-any suggestions?

I like the Six Flags there. Great fun if you are in to that type of thing.

Also, Lula's Mexican Cafe for lunch. Near the river walk.

Alamo was kind of boring to us but we aren't really big history buffs. You can see it in 30 min or 3hrs, depends on how interested you are. We liked Sea Workd, the zoo and you could spend a couple days on the Riverwalk. Definitely won't go hungry. My favorite was the Melting Pot (not on the river) but I'd never eaten at a fondue place before.

went with the fam over mardi gras. Riverwalk is ok, touristy, a few bums but an ok way to kill an hour or so. you can drink on the riverwalk but NOT at the alamo

sea world was fun but it had just opened and the crowd was light. I can see where it'd be miserable on a hot day with a big crowd and long lines. may want to go on a week day and early if possible.

there's a place(forget the name) where you can tour caverns and do a driving wildlife tour. if you have kids, I def recommend. the caverns take a little over an hour and same for the wildlife tour.

The alamo is cool if you're into history but it won't take more than an hour or two. there's a few tourist things to check out near the alamo as well.

we didn't hit the zoo but I hear it's great. if your wife likes to shop, send her to the outlet mall in san marcos. my credit card was smoking when she was done.

Freetail Brewing is a cool place to drink beer and eat pizza/ burgers.

I was surprised at the number of good restaurants, was there for 3 weeks and had a great meal every night.

The Melting Pot?

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Eat at feast. fricking awesome and the eye candy was top notch....both waitstaff and patrons.

My friend from HS runs a bike touring company that does outstanding tours. Took a group of friends last year and all agreed it was highlight of the weekend.
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