San Antonio River Walk
Right now it is hard for me to think of a memory. I got one i am going to Write about when last year for six grade my team went to San Antonio for a end of the year field trip.
That day was fun because I was with all of my friends. We got a chance to ride on the river walk (This is my second time) and looked at all the the hotels, bridges, and other places that were filmed in a movies. The other part about the river walk that was fun was when we went to the mall and shopped for a little.
After we got off the river walk we went to this place were you had three options. You can get on all three or you can get on to or one you choice. The first option was go to this hunted house. In order to get in side were all the fun was you had to go up on this elevator gate like thing, the once you stepped off of that it went completely dark and then you have this dude talking to you but you don't know were he is which was weird and plus I had to go up with a bunch of punks so the kept screaming and stopping. It was so funny to me that i laughed thought the whole thing.lol
The second option was the museum. It had three floors and you get on the elevator and every thing in the museum is about the cool thing that happened in San Antonio or in all of Texas.
The final option was this 3-D ride. You and a partner got in this car and you had 3-D glasses on and you go down this tunnel and all these things pop out at you. I was sitting next to my beast friend and she kept screaming so i lost my hearing for a little bit. Then once we got of the ride there was this arcade at the end so we played in there for a while.
Before we left we had a chance to go and look at the Alamo. It was cool because I got a chance to look at some of the weapons that was used in the war and I got to look at The pictuers and other stuff. When you went outside I think there were graves, then there were pomes and stuff. Once my friends and I got done looking at the Alamo there was a gift shop in the back of the Alamo and so we went there.
Here it is one of my favorite moments, so who ever is reading this hope you liked it and proboly want to go to San Antonio if you have not been.
Sincerely,
Hadiya A.J. Mcmathis
