Fun things to do in Minnesota.

Although you have to pay for patking and getting into the park, Valley Fair has tons of things to do, such as thrill rides, kiddie rides, and a waterpark.

Fun things to do when it's cold out

Sledding

Fun things to do when it's warm out.

Fun things to do all year round

Iceskating

Mall of America

minnesota.cbslocal.com said that the biggest Iceskating rink in the world is the Super Rink in Blaine, Minnesota. It has 8 sheets of ice in the same building. You can rent skates there if you don't have any of your own, but you have to make sure that they have an open skate going on before you go.

Minnesota also has many different outdoor rinks that you can explore. Although you'll ussually have to have your own skates for these, if you have some, outdoor skating is really fun.

Since Minnesota gets cold enough, hills have snow on them. If you don't have a sled, you can buy one for not too much money, then go flying down

play in the snow

If you have a limited budget, or don't want to drive any where, there are plenty of fun things to doin your yard or any other open space.

One fun thing to do is have a snowball fight. If you're fine with getting a face full of snow, you can have a snowball fifht with two or more people. All you have to do is mold balls of snow up like clay or play dough and throw them at each other. Just always remember make sure there aren't any chuncks of iceor rocks in your snow ball before you throw.

There are lots of other things you can so in the sniw, such as make snow angels, or build a snowman.

travelwithbender.com stated that Mall Of America has enough activities to keep you entertained for a whole day, or even a few days if you stay at water park of America, which is half a mile away from the mall itself. The water park is the largest in America, so it clearly has many activities. Some of the activities include surfing on the "Flow Rider", or riding "Eagles Nest family raft ride", which is the tallest slide there, beginning at the 10th level.

Some of the activities at the mall include more than 520 stores (in Minnesota there is no sales tax on clothes), a mirror maze, an aquarium called "Sea Life", a hands on Lego store, mini golf, over 50 restaurants, and an arcade and bowling at "SkyDeck". Not only that, but in the middle of the mall, you'll easily be able to find "Nickelodeon Universe", which features 7 acres worth of thrill rides, kiddie rides, a giant in air obstacle course that leads to a 55 foot high zip line (the longest indoor zip line in North America, actually), and a slide that travels from the ceiling to the ground called "Anchor Drop".

Indoor parks

onlyinyourstate.com states that Edinborough, an indoor playground, is a great place to go if you have kids and the weather isn't good for outside or if they just need new scenery.

Zero Gravity

Zero Gravity is a fun trampoline park for kids to jump around in, but it doesn't just have trampolines, it also has a climbing wall, an obstacle course, laser tag, a foam pit, and more.

Valley fair

Although you have to pay for patking and getting into the park, Valley Fair has tons of things to do, such as thrill rides, kiddie rides, and a waterpark.

Como Zoo

Como zoo also has lots of things to do. According to exploreminnesota.com, Como Zoo has both indoor and outdoor exhibits, a Japanese garden, and rides.

If you're looking for something free and you like artwork, you can visit the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden, wich acording to exploreminnesota.com, is one of Americas biggest urban sculpture parks, featuring over 40 peices of art to admire, including the "spoonbridge and cherry" sculpture.