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The Hilton Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport Mall of America is located two miles from Minneapolis/St. Paul International airport, 12 miles from downtown Minneapolis, is adjacent to the Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge, and is only one mile from the Mall of America. Hotel amenities include an indoor swimming pool, two whirlpools, fitness center, game room, free shuttles to the Mall of America and the airport, ATM, clothing store, laundry facilities, elevators, gift shop, recreation desk, laundry services, multilingual staff, newsstand, 24-hour room service, safe deposit boxes, business center, secretarial services, hiking trail, and a walking track. Dining options include the on-site restaurant, and a bar. Guest rooms feature two telephones, voicemail, dataports, high-speed Internet access, hairdryers, irons and ironing boards, coffeemakers, movies on-demand, air conditioning, alarm clocks, video games, cable TVs, work desks, bath amenities, weekday newspapers, and electronic door locks.
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Hilton Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport Mall of America Property Information:
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Rooms:
300
Floors:
12
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- Shuttle
- Pets allowed
- Car rental desk
- Family rooms
- First class
- Hot tub
- Dry cleaning
- Data port
- Nonsmoking
- Meeting room
- Dining
- Business center
- Tennis court
- Wheel chair access
- Swimming pool
- Golf
- Fitness facility
- Free parking
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Hilton Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport Mall of America Reservation Policies:
Check-In:
1500
Check-Out:
1200
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Bloomington Events & Entertainment
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Theatres/Museums/Cultural Attractions
Bloomington Art Center
10206 Penn Ave S
Bloomington 55431
952-948-8746
Admission Charged
The Bloomington Art Center
exists to stimulate creativity by making high quality arts programs accessible
to people of all ages, skills and abilities.
Gallery Hours:
Monday-Friday 8:00 am-10:00 pm, Saturday 9:00 am-5:00 pm, Sunday 1:00-5:00 pm
Events
Mid January
Winter Fete
952-563-8878
Admission varies by program
Winter Fete is a
counterpart to the City's annual Summer Fete event. It works to promote
recreation and exercise during the winter months. The event is a host of
programs being held all over the city, and being sponsored by a wide array of
groups.
Call for complete list of
programs, dates, and hours
February
Bloomington Loves Its
Kids
952-563-8891
Admission Free
February is Bloomington
Loves its Kids (BLIK) month. Each year Parks and Recreation teams with
Bloomington public schools, Northwestern Health Sciences University and various
community businesses, clubs and organizations to sponsor this month-long event.
BLIK combines community and family fun with educational programs and recognition
ceremonies.
Call for exact dates and
hours
Summer
Art in the Parks
952-563-8877
Admission Free
Get out of the house and
enjoy the beautiful summer nights in a friendly park setting. Bring a blanket or
a lawn chair and enjoy music from swing to country to jazz to classic rock, as
well as performances by dance, choral and theater companies. So shake off those
summertime blues and join us in the park for shows that will keep your toe
tappin' all year long!
Arts in the Parks also
provide a wide variety of children's entertainment including theatre, puppetry,
mime, magic, juggling, clowns, music, storytelling, and more! Programming is
designed to provide participatory, educational experiences for children in a
wholesome, outdoor park setting. Everyone is welcome to come to the free
performances.
Scheduled from June through
September.
Call for exact location,
dates, and hours of operation.
May – October
Summer Flower Show
Cosmo Park Zoo &
Conservatory
1225 Eastbrook Drive, St.
Paul, MN
651-489-8200
A parade of annuals in the
pinks, blues, yellows, and whites of the summer season.
Call for exact dates
Late August – Early
September
Minnesota State Fair
1265 Snelling Avenue North
St. Paul, MN
651-6-3-6810
Admission Charged
Minnesota's premier
festival - a twelve day event ending on Labor Day attracts over one million
visitors annually. Featuring family fun, prestigious animal barns, Grand Stand
shows, a Mighty Midway and a large variety of food - on a stick too! It has been
dubbed the "Great Minnesota Get-Together", come and see why.
Call for exact dates
Early September
Annual Scrapbooking
Festival
Mall of America
800-879-3555
Admission Free
Join Mall of America and
Archiver's for the annual Scrapbook Festival! An event so large, only the
nation's largest Mall can hold it! Three full days are packed with creative make
and take projects, demonstrations, inspiring classes, the newest products, and
shopping.
Call for exact dates and
hours of the Festival
Mid-September
School Days and
Rendezvous Day
Parks and Recreation
952-563-8877
Admission Free
This wonderful festival is
a chance to experience living history at the Pond-Dakota Misson Park in
Bloomington, Minnesota. Its goal is to demonstrate the lifestyles of people
living in Minnesota between 1830 and 1870 through story-telling and interactive,
hands-on demonstration!
Public Rendezvous Day (no
registration necessary). Come join us for River Rendezvous this year! It is a
chance to experience life as the Native Americans, Fur Traders, and Settlers
living along the Minnesota River Valley did in the 1800s. Call for exact
dates and hours
Early November – Early
March
Snow Slide
Minnesota Children’s
Museum
10 West Street, St. Paul
651-225-6001
Admission Charged
Minnesota's Children's
Museum is where children ages six months to 10 years can touch, climb, splash
and explore their way through six galleries packed with extraordinary hands-on
adventures.
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Bloomington Destination Overview
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Bloomington is best known as the home of the Mall of America and of
Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport. A visitor could deplane at the
airport, take a shuttle for 1.5 miles to the Mall of America, and literally
spend an entire vacation just exploring and enjoying that enchanting place. The country’s largest shopping complex and Number 1 visited attraction in the
U.S. welcomes over 42 million guests each year. The Mall of America is an
unprecedented mix of retail and entertainment, offering the chance to shop in
your favorite stores, see a movie, ride a roller coaster, and build a LEGO
castle. The Mall has over 525 specialty stores, 4 national department stores,
over 60 restaurants from fast-food to fine dining, 7 nightclubs and 14 movie
theaters.  Because of the Mall, Bloomington has grown from a semi-rural
village to its current status as Minnesota’s third largest city. Inside the climate controlled mall are: the LEGO Imagination Center, a fantasy
LEGO factory with more than 6,000 square feet of models and interactive
activities; Jilian’s Hi Life Lanes, with more than 100 electronic games and aÂ
Bowling alley; the NASCAR Silicon Motor Speedway, with indoor simulated racing
machines, and a 14 theater movie complex.Â
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Camp Snoopy is another prime Mall of America attraction. This seven acre family
theme park features more than 25 rides and attractions, including a traditional
roller coaster, a 40 foot waterfall plunge, a Ferris wheel, entertainment by the
Peanuts characters, and a spinning roller coaster called the Timberland Twister. Another feature of the Mall is a walk-through aquarium containing more than
4,500 sea creatures including sharks and stingrays.Â
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Outside the mall, no matter what the season, Bloomington has recreational
opportunities to offer, such as golf, tennis, biking, hiking and skiing.
Named for its colorful, flowering fields, Bloomington is a city of picturesque
lakes, ponds, and parks combined with an exciting and healthy business and
hospitality industry. Permanent European settlers arrived in Bloomington in the
1840’s, moving into the area along the Minnesota River near Fort Snelling. Bloomington gained recognition in the early 20th century as the home
of racehorse Dan Patch, holder of the international pacing record. It was also
the headquarters for many years for The Twins and the Vikings, Minnesota's
professional baseball and football teams. When both of the teams moved from Met
Stadium in Bloomington to the Metrodome in downtown Minneapolis in 1982, the
blow to the local economy in Bloomington was devastating. Tragedy turned to
triumph in 1986, however, when the 78 strategically located acres of the former
Met Stadium were slated for development by the group that was to build the Mall
of America. The mega complex opened in 1992 and gave Bloomington a new lease on
life. There is so much to see and do in Bloomington! If local history is your
interest, be sure to visit the Bloomington Historical Museum. This museum in
the 1892 Town Hall takes the visitor back in time through the highlights of
regional history.   In June and August, a must see event is the annual Art in
the Parks festival. Enjoy beautiful summer nights in a friendly park setting and
hear music from swing to country to jazz to classic rock.  Watch performances
by dance, choral and theater companies.
Bloomington is fortunate in having four distinct seasons.  Summer is very
comfortable with high temperatures near 80 degrees. It is the perfect time to
experience the outdoors; especially the city’s numerous parks. Winter is the
time to enjoy ice skating, ice fishing and watching Nature at it’s finest as the
snowflakes gently fall to earth forming thick blankets of snow for skiing,
snowmobiling, and snowboarding. Spring brings rain and a profusion of plants
and flowers.   Fall is the perfect time to enjoy the colors of the season as
the leaves turn and the cooler temperatures return.Â
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Because of its proximity to Minneapolis-St. Paul, many visitors to Bloomington
use it as a base to visit the numerous sites and attractions of these nearby
cities. Minneapolis is the home of numerous professional sports teams,
excellent theatre, fine orchestras, and a host of art museums and fine dining.Â
St. Paul hosts the Winter Carnival in January and February and the Minnesota
Horse Expo and Rodeo and the Festival of Nations in May. If you visit in late August, be sure to take in the Minnesota State Fair, in St. Paul.
This is Minnesota's premier festival:Â a twelve day event that
attracts over one million visitors annually. Featuring family fun, prestigious
animal judging events, Grand Stand shows, a Mighty Midway and a large variety of
food, has been dubbed the "Great Minnesota Get-Together".Â
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While in the vicinity of Bloomington and the Twin Cities, don’t miss the Grand
Rounds, a 50-mile recreation area tour that can be followed on one huge trail
maintained by the city of Minneapolis. This path, which was designated as a
National Scenic Byway in 1998, is broken into seven districts. The tour offers
many impressive views of the downtown skyline.  The sites are green and lush
and are lined with waterways. Attractions along the route include the historic
Stone Arch Bridge, Minnehaha Falls, the Walker Arts Center's Sculpture Garden,
and the historic mill district. Overall, the Grand Rounds provides a natural,
urban, historic journey and is the first natural scenic byway totally located in
a major urban area. The speed limit on Grand Rounds parkways is 25 mph to
encourage leisurely driving.
No matter what the season or what the occasion, Bloomington, is waiting to
welcome you.
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