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4.5 (49 reviews)

Buffalo Bayou Park

Visit this 160-acre oasis in downtown Houston, which includes trails, parks, and public art

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ROSEMARY,  United States United States
16 Jul 2021
Excellent
Escelente experiencia. Puedes visitar las 5 atracciones en diferentes dias. Luego de visitar la primera atracción tienes 9 dias para visitar las demás. Es una excelente oferta. Solo llegas a los...
Escelente experiencia. Puedes visitar las 5 atracciones en diferentes dias. Luego de visitar la primera atracción tienes 9 dias para visitar las demás. Es una excelente oferta. Solo llegas a los lugares y escanean la entrada y listo
Houston CityPASS
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Darnell ,  United States United States
25 May 2021
Good
Happy with decision. Just as advertised. Went to space center, didn’t have to wait in long line. Went to aquarium 2days later. Then museum 2 days after that
Houston CityPASS
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Valeriia,  United States United States
21 Jul 2024
Excellent
Very convenient and cheap. We visited NASA, Zoo and Aquarium in 2 days and were happy :)
Houston CityPASS

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