Posted: 6/1/2011 6:30:10 PM EDT
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Normally I would ask this in hometown, but this has more traffic than over there and I would appreciate a faster answer.
My family, being my mom, dad and 20 year-old sister, and I are in Mobile AL for a couple of days after spending some time in Orlando at Universal Studios. What should we see, do and eat? |
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Dreamland BBQ Will keep that in mind. Quoted:
Gulf Shores / Orange Beach / Pensacola. Best beaches around. Tons of restaurants and such. Not really interested in beaches, more of sight-seeing Quoted:
pics of sister?  ha ha. No. |
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The Alabama and the rest of the stuff is really the pinical for sight seeing there IMO. Dauphin Island had a pretty good aquarium but it is only good for an hour (two if you really like fish) there is also a civil war era fort on Dauphin Island. A trip to the Naval Aviation Museum in Pcola also rocks.
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run...run, very very fast I tried to tell them that.... Quoted:
Dreamland BBQ Will keep that in mind. Quoted:
Gulf Shores / Orange Beach / Pensacola. Best beaches around. Tons of restaurants and such. Not really interested in beaches, more of sight-seeing Quoted:
pics of sister? ha ha. No. If you wanted to sight see, why did you go to Mobile? The beaches have some cool old forts (Fort Pickens), lighthouses and such. |
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Eat at Felix's Fish Camp nearby. Check out the outdoor mall in Daphe/Fairhope. Check out the old fort downtown. Check out the Battlehouse hotel. Pensacola is nearby as well.
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NAS Pensacola is well worth the drive Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile I agree. It is free but they do charge for the IMAX movie if you want to see it and they have a donation box at the entrance. Take lots of pics. There are also a couple of forts in the area but you would need to look them up. I know there is one on the Naval base in P'cola. |
