You can treat yourself, your family or someone special to a memorable Thanksgiving in Houston by taking them to enjoy an incredible cruise on one of the luxury yachts in the area that are offering holiday cruises.
Most cruises last between two and four hours and have a high-energy party atmosphere that will perk up any old Grinch. It’s the perfect way to ensure there is stuffing in the turkey, without being bored by the same old stuffy routine holiday activities in Houston.
Here’s our short list of places where you can set sail during the holiday season.
Starfleet Youtube Channel
City Lights Cruises
Star Fleet Yachts
The Big White Boat
Houston Party Boats
Thanksgiving Parade In Houston
This year's parade theme “Adventures at Sea” features newly-designed floats, giant helium balloons, along with a 40-ft pirate ship, marching bands and more. The parade will come alive and set sail through downtown Houston streets Thanksgiving morning Nov 25, 2010 at 9:am.
The annual parade also marks the official kick off of the 2010 holiday season with the arrival of Santa Claus and his reindeer in Houston.
Plenty of local high school marching bands are scheduled to participate in the Thanksgiving parade this year including:
Marching Bands
• Willowridge Mighty Eagle Marching Band and Wings Drill Team
• Stephen F. Austin High School Sonic Boom Marching Band
• Bellaire High School Mighty Cardinal Band
• MacArthur High School Marching Band
• Raul Yzaguirre School for Success "Heart Beat of Soul" Band
• Wheatley High School Wild Cat "Purple Explosion" Marching Band
• Trinity Valley Community College Cardettes & Cardinal Regiment
• Madison High School Marching Band
Admission to the Thanksgiving parade is free along the parade route. If you prefer a comfy spot to view the action, there are reserved seats in the television zone available for purchase.
Thanksgiving in Houston - Attractions
Houston Zoo
Holidays are no longer free days at the Houston Zoo. They have a new policy which changed the free admission days to the first Tuesday of every month from 2 p.m. until closing.
They are hoping that by spreading out the opportunity for free admission to 12 times each year instead of only five over-crowded holidays, that more guests will be able to come to the Houston zoo and have a better experience when they visit.
Houston Children's Museum
If a Thanksgiving cruise in Houston won't fit into your schedule, try visiting one of Houston's premiere attractions, The Children's Museum Houston. It is an excellent opportunity for kids to create their own handmade dazzling float and strut it through Kid’s Hall during a vivacious Thanksgiving Parade!
There are other exhilarating activities that will engage children and teach them about the customs, traditions and the spirit of Thanksgiving. This kids allowed party is on Friday 26 November from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.. It promises to be full of joyful moments and good times.
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