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Top Places to Take Dad Out on Father’s Day

This Father’s Day may be just the right time for the family to turn the tables on dad.

Dads are always sacrificing their hard earned time for their families and barely have the time to think about what it is that they would like to do most with their spare time (other than lounge in front of the TV).

Try out a few of our popular dad destinations for Father’s Day.

Tech Exposition: Dads love gadgets and these places are chock-full of gizmos ranging from the latest ipods to GRPS devices for dad’s favorite car.

Historical museum: If dad’s a history buff and loves to talk and point at the same time, then let him lecture and explore to his heart's content at the historical museum. Don’t forget the souvenirs and photographs on your way back home.

Barbecue Restaurant: Let your dad’s cholesterol meter have the day off and let him spend the evening feasting on the choicest of meats available to man.

Ballgame: There’s nothing that dad loves better than to root for his favorite team with rousing support from the family. Goooooo Yankees!

Golfing: If you are getting dad some top quality golfing equipment this Father’s Day, then you might as well pack up a picnic and caddy for dear dad out on the greens.

Jazz and Blues Festival: Live classic performances are a real turn on for dads and will make the night one to cherish and remember. Get a special CD autographed by a legend just for dad.

Rent-a-fantasy-car: Check for this service in your area to rent your dad a Porche (or any other fantasy car) for the day. Let him take his very own speed trip (with insurance, of course!)

Rollercoaster: If fancy cars are not his style, then dad will love a good old fashioned rollercoaster ride. Make sure it’s a big scary one that takes him to the moon and back.

For more information about Father’s Day Gifts, please visit Greatdad.com

Paul Banas

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