Special Easter Vacation Destinations for 2009

If you want to do more than hunt for Easter eggs at the local park, then check out these vacation ideas. Easter vacations is a great way to get the family together for the Easter holiday.

Every child wants to go, or even live in, Disney World or Disney Land. The great thing is that Disney World is not only fun for kids but adults of all ages as well. There is so much to do there, a few being visiting not-so-small replicas of different places on Earth and eating the foreign style foods, dynamic roller coaster rides, many more entertaining games like go-karts and bumper cars. The Disney characters and the famous Disney castle will be there to make your day more magical. And Disney isn't forgetting that it is Easter. Every year they host Easter shows and parties.

There are also Disney Resorts scattered around everywhere. These are top of the line resorts, most with a specific decorating theme. The price varies from one park to the other and from one resort to the other. However, there is a pay for 4 night and get three nights free deal going on right now with the purchase of seven day park tickets. For more information, go to disney.com.

Another fun idea is COSI in Columbus, Ohio. Although I didn't find any Easter specific shows going on, there is so many exciting exhibits throughout the building that it doesn't matter. COSI is a place filled with fun and scientific learning. For example, the space exhibit allows you to control a mars rover across marsion terrain or understand gravity through using a weight calculator and finding the weight of objects if on different planets.

COSI is open seven days a week through Easter vacation. Monday through Saturday 10:00am through 5:00pm and Sunday 12:00pm through 6:00pm. Admission is $12.50 for adults, $10.50 for seniors, youths are $7.50 with admission cost including movies slightly higher.

New York itself is quite a destination because the whole city is alive with action. Choosing the perfect hotel is such an indecidable pleasure with unique choices like Hotel Gansevoort and the Mandarin Oriental. Heated outside pools with underwater music, roof gardens and private therapy rooms is only a part of what the Hotel Gansevoort has too offer. The rooms at the Hotel Gansevoort range in price from $595, suites start at $895, and $5,000 for the duplex Penthouse. Call 212- 206-6700 for reservations.

The Mandarin Oriental offers a touch of the orient combined with fantastic views of the city. The Mandarin Oriental also offers a spa with a fitness center and a swimming pool and is open seven days a week. This exclusive hotel really shows how far it will go to please the most discerning clients by offering standard rooms $595 per night, to $12,595 a night. Call 212-805-8800 for reservations.

The city is embroidered with Broadway shows, museums, fine dining in top rate restaurants, lovely parks, a zoo, extragavant shops and more. So if a stay at either of these hotel destinations isn't enough to fulfill your heart's desire, the city has something more to give you.

So enjoy your 2009 Easter vacation at one of these holiday destinations.