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Live Concert Series

  • Wheelchair accessible Medieval Times dinner in Chicago Schaumburg
    Attraction Reviews, Live Concert Series
    July 7, 2017
    by John Morris

    A 'Knight' at the Medieval Times Dinner Tournament

    Medieval Times is a wheelchair accessible dinner tournament and performance held inside a castle, featuring jousting, swordplay, falconry and horsemanship.
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  • Boston Concert in Huntsville, Alabama
    Live Concert Series
    June 17, 2017
    by John Morris

    Live in Concert: Boston at the Von Braun Center

    Live in Concert Series: Some of the most rewarding travel experiences are live events. We can attend them at home or in another state or ...
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