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Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion​
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​​​​​​​The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion is an outdoor amphitheater ​​dedicated to providing a rich assortment of performance ​​entertainment. Programs at the Pavilion include classical ​​performances by the Houston Ballet and the Houston Grand Opera, ​​as well as world renowned recording artists such as Aerosmith, ​​Santana, and Tim McGraw.​
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​​​​​​​​​​​​Market Street​
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​​​​​Market Street is a Main Street-styled shopping and entertainment ​​destination that allows shoppers to stroll in an outdoor environment ​​reminiscent of the town centers of yesteryear. Music; eye-catching ​​art and a cozy Central Park with pop fountains and a live ​​performance stage form a welcoming gathering spot for events and ​​entertainment.​
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​​​​​​The Woodlands Mall​
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​​​​​When it comes to upscale shopping, The Woodlands Mall has it all. ​​With more than a million square feet teeming with the latest ​​fashions, The Woodlands Mall offers you favorite retailers, including ​​Anthropologie, Banana Republic, Bebe, Black House/White Market, ​​and more. In the Courtyard Shops, you'll find home furnishings ​​stores such as Pottery Barn, and Williams-Sonoma to help you ​​discover your own personal sense of home.​
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​​​​​​Town Green Park​
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​​​​​Located along the banks of The Woodlands Waterway®, between ​​The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion and the South Montgomery ​​County Library, Town Green Park is the downtown central park of ​​The Woodlands. The four-acre green space features a main lawn ​​nearly two football fields long, an entertainment stage area with ​​natural seating, a children’s literary labyrinth with life-size Aesop ​​fables, and a children’s amphitheater perfect for group outings.​
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The Woodlands Waterway Taxi
​​​​​​​​​​​Six Waterway Cruisers travel along The Woodlands Waterway providing the perfect way to explore all the amenities the Waterway has to offer. Along both sides of the corridor are businesses, restaurants, office buildings, hotels and urban residential. The east end of the corridor is anchored by the Woodlands Mall and the west end is anchored by the Marriott Hotel and Convention Center and the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion. You can board the water taxis at the designated stops every 45 to 60 minutes. The Waterway Cruisers are wheelchair accessible.​
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The Woodlands Waterway Trolley
​​​​​​​​​​​The trolley is a fun way to get around The Woodlands Town Center! Two vintage trolleys travel on the north side of the corridor and run from 11am to 8pm Monday thru Saturday and 12 noon to 6pm on Sunday. Trolley rides are FREE! The Woodlands Waterway trolley is wheelchair accessible.​
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Riva Row Boat House
​​​​​​​​​​​The Riva Row Boat House offers kayaks for use on The Woodlands Waterway and Lake Woodlands. Single and tandem kayaks, paddles, and life jackets provided by Orvis. Facility features drink concessions and lockers.
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​​​​​​​​​​​​Splashtown Park​
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​​​​​Get ready for wet fun less than half an hour from downtown. With ​​rides called Tornado, Zoom Flumes and Wild Wave Pool, who ​​wouldn’t have fun? Restaurants, shops and rides for all ages. ​​21300 I-45 North, Spring, (281) 355-3300.​
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​​​​​​Old Town Spring​
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​​​​​Provides one of the most exciting shopping and dining experiences ​​in Texas. This beautifully restored turn-of-the-century railroad town ​​contains more than 150 specialty shops, galleries and restaurants. ​​Each takes you back to the charm, warmth and ambiance of down-​​home memories and fun. Nestled among towering sycamore and ​​pecan trees, the town is justly proud of its reputation as one of the ​most popular shopping destinations in Texas.​
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​​​​​​Houston​
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​​​​​America's fourth largest city and home to one of the largest ports in ​​the world, Houston beckons you with many compelling options from ​​fine cultural experiences to professional sports arenas. The arts ​​scene in Houston is world class. The museum district's 16 ​​institutions boast some of the finest facilities and collections ​​anywhere - showcasing both historical fine art and contemporary art. ​​The performing arts scene is equally well represented with ​​internationally renowned symphony orchestra, opera, ballet and ​​theater companies. If professional sports appeal to you, Houston ​​boasts pro teams in every major sport and a trip to Reliant Center, ​​Minute Maid Park or the Toyota Center will be a "fan"tastic ​​experience. Whatever your preferences may be in dining or ​​entertainment, Houston has something that will appeal to you and ​​make you want to return again and again.​

 
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