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Enjoyed our time at the Wheel at Icon Park. While it's on the pricey side, the kids had a blast. A fun experience, but be prepared for the cost.

Enjoyed the King burger at Kings Point; it was quite tasty. However, the fries, which looked promising at the restaurant, ended up being stale and reminiscent of cardboard by the time we got back to our hotel (only 10 minutes away). The chicken fingers didn't quite impress the kids. On the brighter side, the Kings Summer Salad was a refreshing delight. Although my oldest liked the Kids Spaghetti Bolognese, there was an issue with sauce leakage into the bag, leaving only noodles and meat. Overall, a mixed experience.

Destiny USA isn't your typical mall; it's an extraordinary indoor amusement center. From indoor go-karts and Dave & Buster's to a massive merry-go-round, a kids' rope course stretching from the 3rd to the 2nd floor, numerous restaurants, shops, virtual game rooms, and much more, it offers a diverse range of entertainment options for visitors of all ages.

Our family visited the Red Path Museum in Montreal. Finding close parking was challenging. Please note there are no elevators; the museum spans three floors accessible only by stairs, so it's not stroller-friendly. Leave strollers at home. Despite this, it's a good museum, and we recommend planning for 1-2 hours. Admission is based on voluntary contributions.

The dinosaur park is definitely worth visiting. Despite the scorching heat, we opted to drive through. The lifelike moving dinosaurs were almost too convincing for my young daughters, while my son had an absolute blast.