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xoxoxenophile Says: A water park that features a wave pool, a lazy river, a swim-up bar, several large waterslides, bumper boats, kiddie pools, and a pretty awesome pirate water attraction for kids, as well as batting cages, paintball, go-karts, mini golf and more! If you're in Sioux Falls in...
Great Plains Zoo and Delbridge Museum
xoxoxenophile Says: This is by far the best zoo in South Dakota, and it's always expanding so it's definitely worth a visit. They have all the typical animals--lions and tigers and bears, oh my!--plenty of North American animals, and then some rare animals like Amur Tigers, Eastern Black...
riorich55 Says: Unfortunately, I only had about 45 minutes to explore the downtown area of Sioux Falls on the morning I was leaving town. A few days prior I had driven through the downtown area on a cold, rainy day and saw a number of interesting sculptures and shops and thought I would go...
Ericasmurf99 Says: In addition to the beautiful falls; there is also the Old Bee Mill, House Barn Art Center, the 5 story observation tower (also the visitor center), a cafe, and various statues through out the park.
OnTheSiouxFallsSub Says: The old Minnehaha County Courthouse is a really cool building with some unique exhibits inside. The building features a clock tower, murals, nice stairwells, a beautiful courtroom, cool gift shop and several other features. The exhibits change through out the years.
Sioux Falls Storm Indoor Football
OnTheSiouxFallsSub Says: "The Biggest, (And Best) Show in Town". The Sioux Falls Storm is one of the coolest things to see in Sioux Falls. Part of the United Indoor Football League, the Sioux Falls Storm plays during the spring and summer months in the Sioux Falls Arena, And in 2004 were champions...
OnTheSiouxFallsSub Says: If you go downtown, you'll probably notice sculptures made by local and regional artists placed in various sections of the area. These are part of Sculpturewalk, a program showcasing local and regional sculptures, you can even vote for your favorite one. While you are at it,...
1 Review and 72 Opinions Stayed here 3 nights toward the end of September, 2010 on business. It is very convenient to...
1 Review and 48 Opinions There is a wide variety of nice motels which are easily accessed from Interstate 29. We have found...
Ruby Tuesdays: Dinner with Family
Ericasmurf99 Says: After driving all morning we were definitely ready for lunch. We met up with family and headed over to Ruby Tuesdays. The salad bar was fresh (I'm typically learing of salad bars that sit out all day, but this one was good) and everyone enjoyed their meals. Salad Bar,...
too many to list!: If you like food, this is the town is for you!
OnTheSiouxFallsSub Says: Sioux Falls is a food-lovers paridise! If you like fast food, you can find a restruant on almost every street in town!! If fast food is not your style, there are plenty of other places to eat on the same street!
ssweeez Says: If you enjoy bleach blondes wearing tight faux leather jackets heckling comics when taking a break from text messaging during acts, then Fat Daddy's is the place to go. I was so irritated that I left. I personally apologized to the comic afterwards for the shabby treatment...
Fat Daddy's Comedy Club: LIVE Comedy Shows
lisaj24 Says: Fat Daddy's Comedy Club is really new - my husband heard about it on the radio. It's in downtown Sioux Falls, so it's perfect for a night on the town! We had dinner at Minerva's and walked across the street for an awesome comedy show!! It was packed though and we barely got...
Sioux Falls Airport: Joe Foss Field
OnTheSiouxFallsSub Says: Joe Foss Field is the main airport in Sioux Falls and home to the F-16s of the South Dakota Air National Guard. Named after famous South Dakota fighter pilot Joe Foss, the airport is served by a few major airlines, including: United, Comair, Northwest, Mesaba, and Allegiant....
OnTheSiouxFallsSub Says: The Interstates are your friend around Sioux Falls, they provide access to just about everything in the city, and access to the rest of the state. One piece of advice though, they are generally well maintained by the DOT in winter, but its a good idea to practice winter...
If you like shopping, there is plenty of that here
OnTheSiouxFallsSub Says: Just like the food in this town, there is a place to shop on almost every street! The empire mall has quite a few stores and 41st street is nothing but shopping and food! Anything. But it seems like clothing is dominant. Depends on which store you're in.
If you like to Shop, the Empire Mall is the best.: Empire Mall
niecole Says: The Empire Mall has a lot of great shops and Old Navy will soon be moving In (as of 9/2004)Check out this link for a complete list of stores.http://www.theempiremall.com/pages/storedir/listingalpha/ The mall has a lot of clothing stores, but also a couple speacialty stores.
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Mr. Bendo, the giant muffler man in front of Buck's Muffler in Sioux Falls. This giant muffler guy has been there for years and is pretty cool. He's located down by several BNSF tracks and a park. If that doesn't take you there, just ask someone where Buck's Muffler is.
Unique Suggestions: Watch for trains on the BNSF tracks, you might see a switcher or just a bunch of frieght cars.
Written May 17, 2005
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Luggage and bags: There are alot of places to shop in this town, so be sure to bring an extra suitcase.
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: As the title says, be ready for anything. In the winter: bring a shovel, hat, gloves, mittens, and a big coat. In the Summer: bring an umbrella and a weather radio--It could storm or rain around 4:00pm-7:00pm.
Photo Equipment: Don't forget the camera!
Camping/Beach/Outdoor Gear: It's all outside the city. If you're looking for a beach, go to Florida!!!
Miscellaneous: For more info on the weather here, check out my South Dakota page.
Updated Dec 5, 2005
Watch yard-switching in the Sioux Falls Railyard.
OnTheSiouxFallsSub Says: If you like to railfan, you might want to come down here sometime. The Sioux Falls Freight Yard usally has 2 BNSF switchers operating daily to move cars around, You might also catch one of the locals headed to Garretson or somewhere else on the Marshall Sub. But be careful,...
OnTheSiouxFallsSub Says: If you go downtown, you'll find about four to five old train depots and several other restored railroad buildings. Only the Great Northern Depot is still used by the Railroad, the others have been converted to office and retail use. At one time Sioux Falls had 5 railroads,...
If you don't know what disc golf is, you're missing out. A great way to spend a day walking around without the investment of golf.
Whip a frisbee-like disc at a basket and see if you can make par.
This course has lots of hills and trees.
Equipment: Bring a disc. Available in Sioux Falls at Scheel's on 41st St, starting at about $7.
Written Sep 30, 2003
Address: Tuthill Park
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Sioux Falls, The biggest city in the state of South Dakota and getting bigger everyday! Joe Foss (the famous WW2 fighter pilot) was born here, the airport is named after him and the South Dakota Air...
We only ended up spending any length of time here because we had to replace a part for our Jeep, the engine. And so glad we did....a pretty town with the Sioux River running through it and The Sioux...
The metropolis of South Dakota
Sioux Falls is named for (what else) a water fall inside town. It is the largest town in South Dakota and many South Dakotans consider it a big city. It's about 120,000 and has a decent amount of...
This town, situated in eastern South Dakota, has some fine parks and a few other attractions. If you happen to be passing through, and have several hours to stop, it's worthwhile to visit here.
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