North Dakota
North Dakota
Things to Do in North Dakota
• Visit the Roger Maris Museum in Fargo. This museum was built in New York Yankee outfi elder, Roger Maris’ honor. He is best known for hitting 61 homeruns in 1961, beating Babe Ruth’s previous record. The museum allows guests to relive Maris’ legendary career as he was a native of Fargo. It was opened in 1984 and is located in the West Acres Shopping Center. • In Bismarck, satiate your appetite for adventure as you head to the Dakota Zoo. This zoo is an accredited member of the American Zoo and Association of Zoos and Aquariums. Recreation, education, conservation and science are consistently sought out to achieve the high standards the Dakota Zoo sets for itself.
• Relive the rustic days of the wagon train with Fort Seward, Inc. Every June, a covered wagon train starts in James- town, ND. The trail ride is full of his- tory and is great for making memories.
• Cruise your way down the Missouri Riv- er on the Lewis and Clark Riverboat. Enjoy a serene river ride with friends, family or colleagues during the summer. The vessel holds 150 passengers and is located on the Port of Bismarck.
• Visit the Celebrity Walk of Fame locat- ed at the Fargo-Moorhead Convention and Visitors Bureau. The 100+ celebrity handprints, footprints and signatures include those of Garth Brooks, Neil Diamond, KISS, Debbie Reynolds and Jesse Ventura.
Information included was compiled from numerous sources by Midwest Meetings® magazine.
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FARGO-MOORHEAD CVB
High quality, great value, always warm welcomes.
Teri Onsgard, DOS
teri@fargomoorhead.org 800-235-7654 or 701-365-4560 Fax: 701-282-4366
Area hotel rooms: 4,100 Airport: Hector Intl Airport - 2 miles Entertainment nearby: Hjemkomst Center, Fargo Air Museum, Fargo Theatre, Bonan- zaville, Red River Zoo, Plains Art Museum, The Children’s Museum at Yunker Farm, The Comstock House, FargoDome, Fargo-Moor- head Community Theatre, Fargo-Moorhead Civic Opera, Roger Maris Museum, West Acres Regional Shopping Center, Moorhead Center Mall, Fargo-Moorhead RedHawks, Maury Wills Museum, Thunder Road Family Fun Park, Rourke Art Gallery, North Dakota Horse Park, S.S. Ruby Pontoon Meeting facilities: For a full list of meeting facilities visit our website or contact us directly for a complimentary Meeting Planner Guide
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argo-Moorhead is one of the friendliest places in America! High quality, great value, always warm
welcomes. We also have more than 4,100 sleeping rooms, over 350 restaurants, and the largest selection of shop- ping opportunities in the upper Midwest. We’re a combi- nation of metropolitan style and hometown hospitality. There’s also plenty to do during your off hours:
• See the last Vikings ship to sail the Atlantic and expe- rience its thrilling voyage.
• Walk through a pioneer village with authentic build- ings from our prairie past.
• Engage your sense of wonder at a zoo that specializes in rare and endangered species.
• Pay homage to heroes at our air museum with planes that still fl y. • There’s also a restored movie theater from the 1920s as well as unique art museums.
• We have a feast of festivals for you to choose from during your stay. You can get here from there! We are located at the
intersection of interstate highways I-94 and I-29. Our 20 daily jet fl ights service four hub cities including Minneapolis,
Chicago,
Denver and Salt Lake City. Fargo-Moorhead loves
visitors! Visit us and we’ll show you.
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